Arthur Kapoor is a creative and driven entrepreneur that has spent the last 33 years building financial, clinical and operational platforms to solve the most perplexing challenges across several industries.

Armed with a Bachelor’s Degree in Computer Science and an MBA from Rutgers University, Kapoor pioneered technology that helped business executives visualize data in new and different ways, creating market leadership and differentiation for the clients he served. In 1986, he partnered with fellow entrepreneurs to create Computer-Aided Design (CAD) programs for the furniture industry, pioneering the concept of visualizing facilities management floor plans with office furniture, which was acquired by a leading furniture manufacturer. In 1991, Kapoor entered the healthcare arena by founding Med-Link Technologies, which became the fastest growing healthcare claims clearinghouse in the US; Med-Link was subsequently acquired by Emdeon.

In 1997, Kapoor founded Infotech Global, Inc. a software development company that uses agile methodologies to build applications for its clients, offering a wide range of services across the entire software application lifecycle. Kapoor returned his focus to healthcare in 2005, after noting the continued challenges faced by providers in accessing and using data to drive informed patient care. Kapoor was an early pioneer in interoperability and health information exchange, providing the infrastructure for the New Jersey Health Information Network. In 2012, HealthEC was formed to enable healthcare organizations to manage their population’s health by aggregating information from all sources and translating that knowledge into action. Building on its expertise in data exchange, analytics and workflow, HealthEC developed a full spectrum of solutions to help organizations deliver on the promise of value-based care – improving the quality of care for a population of patients through prevention, care coordination and chronic care management.

Kapoor is also a passionate philanthropist. He founded Akluyva in 2010, and continues to ensure that almost 400 orphaned Indian children are provided with food, clothing, education and medical care. Kapoor is also a regular speaker and panelist on the lecture circuit of World Economic Forum addressing Third World Technology challenges, and contributes his free time to counsel startup leaders. In 2011, Kapoor was knighted by the Sovereign Military Order of Malta for his charitable work around the world.

Kapoor remains active in academia as well, serving as the Co-Executive Vice Chair, Board of Overseers: Membership, for the New Jersey Institute of Technology (NJIT) which provides a leadership role in fundraising, and a critical link between academe and the business community.

Robert Osburn is Chief Operating Officer at HealthEC. An experienced management professional with decades of government and commercial health plan experience, Bob drives the company’s organizational performance and growth strategy.

Prior to joining HealthEC, Bob held numerous positions at Unisys HIM and Molina Healthcare Corporation’s Molina Medicaid Solutions unit (acquired by DXC Technology in 2018), including Chief Health Policy Officer, Chief Operating Officer, and Vice President of Business & Strategic Development.

He has also held senior leadership roles at Healthcare Enhancement Systems Inc., Columbia/HCA Healthcare Corporation, Comprehensive Care Corporation, and other healthcare organizations.

Bob holds a master’s degree in healthcare and business administration from Webster University and is a board member of the Virtual School of Music, the LifeCare Foundation and ReliaCare Holdings.

Louis’ healthcare information technology expertise comes from over 25 years in strategic technology roles and developing successful electronic health record systems, interoperability solutions, analytics and AI products and computerized order entry tools servicing physician practices, payers, and nursing homes. Prior to joining HealthEC, Louis held executive and senior management positions at companies which include RaLytics, Carevive, SigmaCare (now MatrixCare, a long-term care EHR), WebMD and LaPook Lear Systems, Inc. along with starting his career as a Systems Engineer with IBM Corporation.

Louis graduated summa cum laude with a BS in Computer Science from St. John's University, has been published in several healthcare industry publications and spoken at numerous healthcare information technology events.

As Chief Technology Officer at HealthEC Louis is responsible for researching, establishing, and executing the technology and software engineering strategies for the company.

Sita is a healthcare IT entrepreneur and innovative leader directing HealthEC’s research and development team, applying mathematical and computing models in the custom development of large-scale data integration and analytics solutions that empower physicians and healthcare organizations to identify and engage at-risk patients requiring closer medical attention. She also serves as a board member of the Population Health Alliance and is actively involved in HIPAA workgroups charged with defining consent and transaction standards.

Prior to HealthEC, Sita was co-founder and CIO of IGI Health, a provider of IT solutions and BPO services. There, she built the Med-Link clearinghouse that allowed provider organizations working with any billing system to capture and convert data into discrete data formats for claims adjudication. Sita further designed the foundation for custom and packaged healthcare portal solutions, including the payer-provider portal, clinical exchange and the personal health record. She has also provided consulting services for numerous multi-national healthcare companies including United Healthcare, Siemens Medical Systems and Johnson & Johnson healthcare.

Sita began her data scientist career in the aeronautics sector in the mid-1980s. She was part of an engineering team that programmed the navigational backup system for the U.S. Air Force's F-16 Fighting Falcon aircraft. She also converted raw satellite telemetry data that was fed to the first UNIX database for satellite monitoring via Microsoft tools. For a NASA project, she interpreted encrypted satellite data to prevent spacecraft communication failure.

She holds a Bachelor of Computer Science degree from Rutgers University, New Brunswick, NJ, and a Master of Computer Science degree from the Stevens Institute of Technology, Hoboken, NJ.

Dr. Sanjay Seth brings over 30 years of clinical, administrative and consulting experience to the HealthEC leadership team. As executive vice president, he develops approaches to support providers and organizations participating in healthcare programs borne out of the Affordable Care Act, including physician engagement strategies, care coordination programs, population risk management, ACO strategies, and payer/provider contract negotiations.

Dr. Seth has supported two physician groups in the formation of Accountable Care Organizations under the MSSP initiative, creating collaborative care coordination agreements and introducing technology and processes to manage ACO operations. He also established a payer supported Virtual Patient Centered Medical Home program for over 15,000 lives with care coordination and technology to comply with quality measures and utilization metrics.

Prior to joining HealthEC, he was a part of the turnaround team for Interfaith Medical Center, Newark Beth Israel Hospital Center at Orange and East Orange General Hospital, leading the implementation of complex hospital and physician clinical, financial, contractual and compensation relationships. Dr. Seth has also led numerous physician groups in their formation or re-structuring efforts including modification of billing systems, implementation of EMR’s and development of partnership agreements.

Dr. Seth studied medicine in Bangalore, India and holds a Masters in Health Administration from Cornell University, Ithaca, NY.

Ani Bhat is a corporate attorney and business executive with experience in corporate law, compliance, operations, and entrepreneurship. He has a successful track record of risk management and value creation over 18 years advising and working for startup ventures, small businesses and multinational companies in the healthcare, information technology, services, and other industries.

Prior to HealthEC, Ani was General Counsel and COO of Welmedix Consumer Healthcare where he led the legal, operations, and compliance functions and advised senior management through several growth phases and dynamic industry transformation. As a corporate associate at Coolidge Wall, a respected commercial law firm in Ohio, Ani managed a diverse client base in general corporate and technology matters.

Ani is a graduate of the University of Michigan, Ann Arbor and of Case Western Reserve University School of Law. He is licensed to practice law in the State of Ohio and as in-house counsel in the State of New Jersey, and is credentialed as a Certified Information Privacy Professional (CIPP/US) by the International Association of Privacy Professionals.

Philip Yadon, with over 30 years of experience in the healthcare industry, serves as the Data Scientist for HealthEC. His expertise is in developing actionable analytics that clearly identify opportunities for improved patient outcomes and impacting the cost curve. Previously he managed a National Third Party Administrator in Colorado Springs and managed a Regional Underwriting office for Symetra Financial in Indianapolis.

As a Healthcare Informatics Professional Philip led a team of analysts at a regional health plan in developing cutting-edge PHM analytic tools. His experience gives him a unique combination of healthcare claims expertise and healthcare information technology knowledge. He holds certifications from ICA, HIIA, LOMA and Microsoft, as well as a Bachelor in Theology from Jackson College of Ministries.

Karen Scherma, with over 30 years experience in healthcare, is an expert in EDI transactions, especially as it relates to the healthcare revenue cycle. Her major work includes workflow/data analysis and documentation, business modelling and business process re-engineering, project planning, design and development of system specifications, internal and user procedures, forms and manuals, X12 Syntax Training, and HIPAA Transaction Set mapping.

Prior to joining HealthEC, Karen was an executive at CareInsite where she was a technical liaison for Empire Blue Cross/Blue Shield, GHI and HIP (now both known as Emblem Health) and Horizon Blue Cross/Blue Shield; and a Director of EDI Transaction Development at NEIC, the largest healthcare claims clearinghouse prior to its being sold to a competing company.

Karen was a co-creator of the original National Standard Format – a precursor to the HIPAA 837 and 835 Transaction Sets; she is also a former voting member of the American National Standards Institute (ANSI X12), where she played a critical role in the creation of the HIPAA healthcare transaction sets enacted into law. She has authored white papers used as input to the HIPAA process, is a former member of the Workgroup for Electronic Data Interchange (WEDI), and a former participant in the Strategic National Implementation Process (SNIP).