About Babyscripts

Matt is a Principal at Cigna Ventures, the strategic venture fund of Cigna Corp., where he leads investment activities. He has over 10 years of healthcare experience investing in early-stage companies and organizing value-based partnerships. He currently serves as a board member or observer at Datavant, Babyscripts, and Flume Health.

Matt earned a bachelor’s degree from Brigham Young University and an MBA from UNC Kenan-Flagler. He currently lives in Salt Lake City with his wife and four children where he loves to golf, ski, and trail run.

Nick is a Managing Partner and Head of Investments for Philips Ventures. Nick has been working with early-stage technology companies for over 25 years, as a venture investor, board member, investment banker and advisor. Nick joined Philips in 2016 to help launch Philips’ corporate venture capital program, and is responsible for leading the group’s investment activities.

Prior to Philips, Nick spent seven years as a venture investor with MassVentures, an early-stage technology venture capital firm aimed at fueling high-growth start-ups in Massachusetts. Prior to MassVentures, Nick was a senior technology investment banker with Oppenheimer & Co., SVB Alliant, and Canaccord Genuity (formerly Adams Harkness) both in Silicon Valley and Boston. He holds an MBA from MIT’s Sloan School of Management and a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration from The University of Richmond.

Linda Elam is a health policy and management leader with deep expertise in the financing and delivery of health care to vulnerable populations, and broad experience across academic, philanthropic, federal and state government, and private sectors. Presently, Dr. Elam is a Managing Director at Manatt Health, where she focuses on issues relating to health equity, Medicaid policy, life sciences and health strategy. Prior to joining Manatt, Dr. Elam was CEO and Plan President of Amerigroup, District of Columbia, Inc., a managed care organization serving the Medicaid population in Washington, D.C.

Previously, Dr. Elam served as the deputy assistant secretary for planning and evaluation directing the office of Disability, Aging and Long-Term Care Policy at the US Department of Health and Human Services. Dr. Elam provided leadership on policies supporting the independence, health and productivity of elderly individuals and people with physical and mental disabilities.

At the state level, Dr. Elam was senior deputy director and State Medicaid Director at the District of Columbia’s Department of Health Care Finance (DHCF). As Medicaid director, she oversaw the offices responsible for program operations, policy and research, health care delivery management, health reform and innovation, long term care, and the Office of the Medical Director.

Prior to her government service, Dr. Elam was a principal policy analyst with the Henry J. Kaiser Family Foundation, where she focused on prescription drug policy, Medicaid and access to care, and racial and ethnic disparities in health care. She has authored and contributed to briefs, journal articles and book chapters, primarily in the area of prescription drug policy for low-income Americans. She has served as a professorial lecturer at the Milken Institute School of Public Health at George Washington University, and she serves on several boards and commissions, including the Board of Trustees of Altarum, Inc.; the National Advisory Board of the Institute for Healthcare Policy Innovation at the University of Michigan; the Executive Committee of the Stakeholder Engagement Team of the National Institute on Aging IMPACT Collaboratory; and the District of Columbia Commission on Health Equity. Dr. Elam received her B.S. in zoology with honors from Howard University, her M.P.H. in Health Policy and Administration from the University of California at Berkeley, and her Ph.D. in Health Policy and Management from the Johns Hopkins University School of Public Health.

Until December 2017, Ms. Schweitzer was the CEO PatientMatters, LLC. Century Capital and Ms. Schweitzer formed PatientMatters in 2012. PatientMatters is a purpose-built Healthcare Receivable company designed to enhance the patient’s experience while improving patient receivable performance for providers. PatientMatters was acquired by First Source in December 2019.

Ms. Schweitzer has focused on the revenue cycle management industry for the past 30+ years. In such capacity, Ms. Schweitzer has held numerous founder and executive/industry association leadership roles. Ms. Schweitzer joined Caremedic in March of 2003 as COO and was appointed Chairman of the Board and CEO in September 2003. Under her leadership, Caremedic achieved a lead position in the HCIT revenue cycle market. During her tenure, revenue and EBITDA grew by 650 percent and Caremedic successfully brought to market the first enterprise class revenue management system, the Electronic Financial Record (eFR). Ms. Schweitzer sold Caremedic to Optum in December 2019.

Ms. Schweitzer also served in a consulting capacity for MedUnite Inc., a consortium of seven health plans, and was CEO of Presideo, Inc., which developed and marketed a biometric security technology for HCIT systems. Presideo was later sold to Smart Biometrics, Inc. She was also Sr VP of Operations with ENVOY Corporation (now Change Healthcare), the nation’s largest healthcare transactions company.

Ms Schweitzer, in 2017 along with three partners founded Blue Ox Healthcare Partners. Blue Ox is a private equity firm focused on healthcare. The firm seeks to invest in commercial growth stage life sciences companies in the middle market. Ms. Schweitzer left Blue Ox to work in her field of expertise. Ms. Schweitzer now serves as an Executive Advisor to HLM Venture Partners.

In addition to her executive positions, Ms. Schweitzer served on the Advisory Board of NDCHealth and as a consultant to Wellpoint Health Networks,Inc. , Aetna Insurance, the National Blue Cross Blue Shield Association, among others.

Mr. Heise leads the investing activities of MemorialCare investment fund. Over the last 30+ years, Mr. Heise has accumulated a broad range and scope of healthcare experience within both the non-profit and for-profit arenas. His accomplishments include business development and operating experience in the entrepreneurial start-up companies, physician organizations, community hospitals and academic medical centers.

Mr. Heise’s experience also includes participation on the Board of Directors for several privately held, venture capital funded companies, including Accenx Technologies (acquired by Initiate Systems), Arista MD, Ascender Software (acquired by Matrix Medical Network), Aventura (acquired by Phillips), Care Team Connect (acquired by The Advisory Board Company), Foldax, Healthcare Dataworks (acquired by Health Catalyst), MD Insider (acquired by Accolade), PerfectServe (acquired by K-1 Investment Management), Phynd (acquired by Symplr), Prescient Surgical, Radianse (acquired by BL Technologies), Silversheet (acquired by AMN Healthcare), ThromboVision, Twistle (acquired by Health Catalyst) and Wellist. In addition, Mr. has currently (or formerly) holds board observer rights with Advanced Practice Strategies (acquired by Relias Learning), BabyScripts, ForHealth Technologies (acquired by Baxa Corporation, Gauss Surgical (acquired by Stryker), Hyp3r, Ivantis (acquired by Alcon), MedVentive (acquired by McKesson), MindFrame (acquired by Covidien), SilverCloud (acquired by AmericanWell) and Skylight Healthcare Systems (acquired by GetWell Network).

In addition to his role at MemorialCare Innovation Fund, Mr. Heise is also senior managing Director at Summation Health Ventures and Vice President at National Healthcare Services. Prior to those rolls, Mr. has held several operational rolls with several start-up companies and was clinical administrator at Los Angeles County and University of Southern California Medical Center.

Mr. Heise earned a Masters of Healthcare Service Administration from the University of Michigan, as well as a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology from Grinnell College.

Steve is a General Partner at the CU Healthcare Innovation Fund, an early stage venture fund focused in both digital health and therapeutics, affiliated with the University of Colorado Anschutz Medical Campus in Denver, CO. He is also an angel investor in dozens of early stage digital health ventures.

Steve was on the Innovation Advisory Board at the Cleveland Clinic for over 15 years, and serves as an Entrepreneur in Residence at Mass General Brigham Health in Boston.

Steve has also co-founded several companies including Axentis, a SaaS-based pharma and enterprise software company (sold to Wolters Kluwer); Complient, an Internet-based BPO service company that improves the efficacy of emergency medical response (sold to Cardiac Science); Thermoscan™, maker of the Thermoscan Instant Thermometer (sold to Gillette); and Dental Research Corp., maker of the Interplak™ electric toothbrush (sold to Bausch & Lomb). In many cases Steve served as CEO or in other key roles during growth stages.

Steve has raised over $300 million from venture and corporate capital sources for the companies he has founded and co-founded.

He currently serves as either a board member or observer at ClinOne, RxREVU, Riva Health, AristaMD, Carta Healthcare, Reimagine Care, Cured, Babyscripts, GoCheck Kids, and was a founding investor and on the board of Explorys, a pioneer in the healthcare big data analytics space sold to IBM, and Conversa Health, recently sold to Amwell.

Steve is an advisor to many companies including Fitzroy health, Firefly Health, Torq Interface, OMNY, Vectorcare and 149 Medical.

Steve plays the bluegrass banjo, is a telemark skier, cycles, has four grown children and lives in Crested Butte Colorado.

Dr. Enrique Segura currently serves as a chairman of the board of ENSE Group, a holding company in Washington, DC, U.S.A. with revenues of 3 billion dollars and operations in more than 45 countries worldwide. Dr. Segura serves in executive leadership positions in all four companies within ENSE Group. He is President of Alex Stewart International LLC, a company specializing in the auditing of mining and petroleum concerns on behalf of governments; as CEO of Securiport LLC, a firm providing intelligent immigration security systems; and as Director of both Harbass LLC, which specializes in advising foreign governments on foreign debt renegotiation and debt management.

Previous to these positions, Dr. Segura served as Chief Executive Officer of SWIPCO U.S.A., a firm providing procurement services to governments in 17 countries; as Chief Executive Officer of Pricesaroundtheworld.com, an internet company providing comparative price information for marketing and customer service purposes; and as President of Inspection and Control Services, Ltd. (ICS), a company providing pricing information to customs services for the assessment of duties on imported goods. Dr. Segura’s diplomatic assignments include serving as Honorary Consul of the Republic of Uganda in Argentina since 1996, and as President’s Envoy for the Government of Gabon. He is Vice Chairman of the Board of Trustees of the Catholic University of America and a member of the Board of Directors of both Catholic Charities of Washington and Trust for the Americas of the Organization of American States. Dr. Segura received his B.A. in Accounting from Cuyo National University, Mendoza, Argentina; his M.B.A. and Ph.D. from Autónoma University, Madrid; and is an OPM Graduate of Harvard University, Boston, U.S.A.