Dr Robert Mirsky, MD, MMM, FAAFP
President at Resilient HealthOutcomes Advisors, LLC
Bob Mirsky, MD, MMM, FAAFP, is a seasoned physician executive with extensive health plan experience across Medicare, Medicaid, and commercial lines of business.
Dr. Mirsky most recently served as Chief Medical Officer and Vice President of Medical Operations at Aetna Medicare (a CVSH Company). He has held leadership roles as CMO for North Shore-LIJ (Northwell) CareConnect Insurance Company, CMO for the Mid-Atlantic Region of Coventry Health Care, CMO Gateway Health Plan in Pittsburgh, Senior MD FloridaBlue, and CMO Tenet Health System Florida. Dr. Mirsky practiced family medicine for ten years in New York and Florida and completed his residency and chief residency at St. Joseph’s Medical Center in New York
Dr. Mirsky has deep strategic, tactical, and operational experience in quality management, population health, case management, end-of-life management, value-based primary care/specialty models, clinical efficiency/medical management, pharmacy and disease-specific initiatives, virtual and home-based longitudinal care, retail health, and optimization of post-acute care in facility and home settings. Additionally, he has expertise in Stars performance, risk adjustment (including in-home evaluations), network management, provider profiling/performance management, and medical economics.
Through his current work with early-stage and startup healthcare companies, Dr. Mirsky is dedicated to helping seniors and underserved populations age and thrive in their communities by addressing the medical, emotional, and social determinants of health with a focus on mitigating isolation and loneliness.
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Bryan Sivak
Investing at Evidenced
Bryan Sivak is the co-founder and managing partner at Evidenced Capital, a private market investment firm, and sits on the Vesta Healthcare and Osso VR boards. He enjoys focusing his time on helping organizations that are fundamentally changing health and healthcare scale to succeed.
Most recently, Bryan served on the executive leadership team at Centene as Senior Vice President, Technology, Innovation, and Modernization. During this time, he was responsible for enterprise-wide technology strategy and execution, focusing on next-generation products and services.
Previously, he held a dual role at Kaiser Permanente as Vice President of Medicaid Transformation as well as Managing Director of Kaiser Permanente Ventures. As Vice President of Medicaid Transformation, Bryan was responsible for working across the organization to help lead the transformation of the provision of care and services to its large and growing Medicaid population. As a Managing Director of the KP Venture Fund, he invested in and built venture-backed companies that are developing the next generation of technologies and services to meet the needs of KP members and the broader healthcare ecosystem.
Prior to Kaiser Permanente, Bryan was the Entrepreneur-in-Residence at the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation. His position was to bring new ideas and perspectives to the work of the Foundation and challenge existing processes and assumptions to help more effectively build a “Culture of Health.” He also served as a Senior Fellow at Civic Hall, a New York City-based “community center” for technologists, government innovators, researchers, and others focused on leveraging technology to solve the problems of the many versus the issues of the few.
Before Kaiser, starting in 2012, Bryan served as the Chief Technology Officer at the US Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) in the Obama administration. During his three years in this role, Bryan was responsible for helping HHS harness the power of data, technology, and innovation to improve the health and welfare of the nation. Prior to HHS, he served as the Chief Innovation Officer for Maryland Governor Martin O’Malley, where he led Maryland’s efforts to embed innovation concepts into the DNA of state government.
In 2009, preceding his time with Governor O’Malley, Bryan was Chief Information/Technology Officer for the District of Columbia. He led a large and diverse team that created a technology infrastructure known for enhancing communication between the district’s residents and their government and implemented organizational reforms that improved efficiency, program controls, and customer service. Prior to his public service, Bryan was a private sector entrepreneur, founding InQuira, Inc. in 1997, a multinational enterprise software company (acquired by Oracle), and Electric Knowledge LLC, which created the world’s first web-based search engine with Natural Language Processing technology at its core.
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Gregg Allen, M.D. FAAFP
PRMC Board Chair
Dr. Allen received his M.D. degree from the Sydney Kimmel College of Medicine at Thomas Jefferson University and his undergraduate degree as a Senior Scholar from Oberlin College. He is a board-certified family physician and has practiced emergency medicine for nearly 10 years in the Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, area. Dr. Allen transitioned to various roles as a physician executive, including Network medical director at HealthAmerica, Pennsylvania, and Senior medical officer of Coventry Corporation. He is better known for his work helping to start the radiology medical management company, MedSolutions, where he served as Chief Medical Officer for nearly 23 years. The company grew to become the leading medical benefits management company in the US, with over 100 million Americans enrolled in various specialty management programs, including radiology, cardiology, oncology, musculoskeletal disease, and, more recently, post-acute care. MedSolutions later merged with its largest competitor to form Evicore Healthcare, now a division of Cigna’s Evernorth. Dr. Allen is an expert in the application of utilization management, quality assurance, and care coordination tools across a wide spectrum of healthcare payers, including employer-based commercial insurance, Medicare Advantage, and Medicaid. Today, Dr. Allen continues in his long-time role as a member of the editorial board for the Journal of Population Management, as chairman of the Carenext health board of advisors, and as clinical advisor to several growing care management companies.
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