Fractional CTO · Healthcare Payers & Providers

I help CIOs turn stuck programs into measurable outcomes.

Five interactive briefings on the decisions that compound — regulatory deadlines, audit defense, and the architecture choices that scale or stall.

Interactive briefings
CMS-0057-F Interactive heat map

Four FHIR APIs. Four ways to build them. Only some scale.

Tap any cell in a live 4×4 readiness matrix to see what scaled vs. stalled at peer plans — plus a countdown to the Jan 1, 2027 deadline.

For mid-size Medicare Advantage plans (200K–2M members) Open the heat map
CMS TEAM Live calculator

See your downside risk before the architecture locks in.

Enter your surgical case mix and watch Year-2 and Year-3 exposure compute live across all five bundles, with stop-loss phase-in built in.

For community-hospital CIOs, VP Pop Health & CFOs in mandatory CBSAs Open the calculator
V28 Audit Defense Case study

They passed every V24 sample. Then CMS asked one question.

How a regional MA plan went from a 7-minute scramble to a sub-60-second answer — by restructuring risk-adjustment around chain-of-custody.

For MA plans, Medicaid MCOs & provider-aligned payers Read the case study
VBC Scaling Self-assessment

The architecture that scaled for one payer silently breaks for many.

Score yourself against the seven warning signs of the five failure modes that surface between payer contract 2 and 4.

For VBC startup founders at Series A or B Take the assessment
Turnaround Methodology Case study

Hired to deploy software on a $1B+ stuck program. The real problem was elsewhere.

A state hospital system's three-year EMR failure under AG audit — and the diagnostic-first, co-built, system-that-stays methodology that delivered two hospitals where three years had delivered zero.

For healthcare payer & provider CIOs with a program that has stopped delivering Read the case study

Working through one of these decisions right now?

Bounded fractional CTO engagements with healthcare payer and provider leaders — diagnostic first, co-built peer team second, a delivery system that stays after I leave.