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Troy Bannister
Founder | Particle Health
Troy Bannister is a Venture Partner at Conversion Capital, joining the firm in January 2024.12 He is a seasoned professional in the healthcare technology sector with over 15 years of experience.3 Troy is the founder and former CEO of Particle Health, a company he led from March 2018 to May 2023, which became a leading healthcare data and interoperability platform.23
Troy's background includes:
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Professional Experience:
- Founder and Chief Strategy Officer at Particle Health (May 2023 - Present)
- Co-Lead for the Consent/Authorization Standardization Committee at IEEE
- Entrepreneur in Residence at P5 Health Ventures and Prota Ventures
- Business Development roles at StartUp Health and Health 2.0
- Clinical Research Coordinator at Mount Sinai Health System
- Emergency Medical Technician3
At Conversion Capital, Troy focuses on investments in early-stage healthcare technology startups, leveraging his expertise in healthcare infrastructure, data utility, and regulatory shifts.2 His unique perspective spans backend infrastructure, the evolving healthcare technology stack, and company building.2
Troy's LinkedIn profile: https://www.linkedin.com/in/troy-bannister-259a32353
Highlights
I have long been an advocate for interoperability and have often expressed my frustration with stakeholders impeding policy, speed, and access to information. Today, I am more deeply concerned than ever and feel that I need to address this issue publicly. Epic recently stopped responding to certain medical record requests submitted through the Carequality network. This decision has negatively impacted thousands of patients, and potentially puts 6M+ patient encounters per year at risk. We believe strongly that this unilateral action is a violation of important rules developed to ensure that this doesn't happen and is critical to the uninterrupted treatment of patients everywhere.
To our knowledge, all of the affected partners directly support treatment. They pull data for providers at the point of care and subsequently share data back with the Carequality network. These partners were all reviewed by Carequality prior to onboarding and they are entitled to fair and transparent treatment by the network and other implementers.
As of this post, we have yet to see rationale, justification, or official claims produced. While we continue maintaining our connection with Carequality, the ability for one implementor to decide, without evidence or even so much as a warning, to disconnect providers at massive scale, jeopardizes clinical operations for hundreds of thousands of patients as well as the trust that is so critical to a trust-based exchange. At our organization's core, we are committed to standing up for our customers and their user’s rights. We are working hard to expedite the resolution to ensure uninterrupted patient care by way of the trust exchange framework’s pathways. I will continue to provide updates on this matter as it progresses.
#Interoperability #medicalrecords #data #healthcare #EMR
Moving from reactive querying, to proactive alerting. Particle Health's new monitoring product leverages sophisticated analytics to 'listen' to billions of network traffic pings across every national health information network in the US to flag known patients as they show up anywhere. It's like ATD on steroids.
