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Anita Samarth
Health + Tech + Policy. CEO. Investor. Advisor. Advocate.
Anita Samarth is a prominent figure in the healthcare technology and policy sector, serving as the CEO and Co-Founder of Clinovations Government + Health.1 With over 25 years of experience in the healthcare and technology industries, she has established herself as a national leader in health technology interoperability and digital health policy.1
Professional Background
Samarth co-founded Clinovations in 2007, which evolved into Clinovations Government + Health in 2009.3 The company is a woman and minority-owned small business headquartered in Washington, DC, focusing on the intersection of healthcare, policy, and technology.3
Expertise and Achievements
- Healthcare Technology: Samarth has worked with over 200 healthcare organizations nationwide, leading government-funded health IT initiatives.1
- Author: She wrote "Interoperability for Dummies" and co-authored "Electronic Health Records for Dummies".12
- Recognition: Honored with a "2013 Minority Business Leader Award" and a "2013 Women Who Mean Business Award" by the Washington Business Journal.12
Board Positions
Samarth serves on the Board of Trustees for the American Board of Internal Medicine Foundation and the Board of Directors for Costs of Care, a non-profit focused on improving healthcare value and affordability.14
Education
She holds bachelor of science degrees in biomedical engineering and electrical and computer engineering from Johns Hopkins University.2
Anita Samarth continues to be a influential voice in bridging the gap between commercial healthcare and government initiatives in health IT, information exchange, and clinical quality measurement.2
Highlights
End of summer means saying goodbye (for now) to our interns. Thanks to Michael Yan for his presentation and reflections during a team meeting today. This week also meant welcome to some incoming new team members at Clinovations Government + Health as well!
I'm in route to attend and speak at a healthcare architecture conference... but it's not for technical or information architects, it's building architects! Thank you to the The American Institute of Architects (AIA) for inviting me to join Travis Tyson, AIA, ACHA, NCARB, Director of Planning at Cleveland Clinic as panelists to speak about "The Promises & Barriers of AI-Powered Healthcare". Looking forward to a few days of conversations on AI and digital health and impact on space and facility design.
