Bryan Arkwright
Founder, Chief Research Officer
Bryan leads Cromford Health, and more specifically the research and collaborations, while supporting CH’s long term vision to share valuable digital health knowledge and insights.
Bryan received his Bachelor’s degree from Ohio University and a Master of Health Administration from Medical College of Virginia / VCU. He also has a Six Sigma Black Belt certification from the American Society for Quality. Bryan serves on the Editorial Board for the peer reviewed digital journal Telehealth and Medicine Today and is an Adjunct Faculty with the Wake Forest University School of Law / School of Medicine and Ohio University’s College of Health Sciences where he teaches two courses on Telehealth and Digital Health.
Outside work, Bryan is raising three young boys with Mary-Forbes Arkwright, participating in church activities, and occasionally enjoying pick-up soccer and golf.
Resides: Charlotte, North Carolina
Hometown: Columbus, Ohio
Jennifer Houlihan
Advisor
Jennifer is responsible for leading the Network’s transformation to value through improving quality and lowering costs. She leads the Jeffords Institute for Quality which includes analytics, community health teams, wellness, and quality improvement, along with patient safety and regulatory readiness.
Prior to joining the UVM Health Network, Jennifer was the Associate Vice President of Population Health responsible for the development and implementation of value based initiatives and programs to support Wake Forest Baptist Health’s success in ACO and risk contracts. With 20+ years as an experienced healthcare leader in both payer and provider environments, Jennifer’s role is to understand and connect the health care continuum, data and operations which includes the development of organizational capabilities needed to implement and sustain population health management along with community engagement to minimize care fragmentation and reduce care costs.
Jennifer earned a Master's in Planning from Florida State University with an emphasis in Health Policy and a Master’s Certificate of Population Health program at Thomas Jefferson University.
Resides: Burlington, Vermont
Hometown: Venice, Florida
Jeff Stocker
Advisor
Jeff brings a wide range of healthcare expertise to Cromford, including solution design, interoperability, and business development and has had executive responsibility for sales and solution strategy at leading healthcare organizations. Throughout his career, Jeff has advised government agencies such as the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid, the Department of Defense, Veteran’s Affairs, and several state Medicaid agencies to develop their public and population health strategies. Most recently, Jeff worked with accountable care organizations, academic research institutions, and critical access hospitals to build their population health programs for a Fortune 500 company. His vision for the future of healthcare is to empower the individual through technology by bringing the person to the center of care.
Jeff earned a Bachelor’s as well as a Master’s Degree from the University of Kansas. His graduate research, focused on public health policy in Sub-Saharan Africa, was selected as the winner for the Centers for Global and International Studies fellowship and Federal grant award from the Foreign Military Studies Office of the US Army and University of Kansas. He is also a graduate of the London School of Economics Public Policy program, as well as the UMKC Bloch School’s Healthcare Leadership Institute.
When he and his family aren’t traveling the world, Jeff is usually tracking down rare records or teaching himself how to play the saxophone.
Resides: Leawood, Kansas
Hometown: Leawood, Kansas