Top 10: CEOs in Digital Healthcare

From AI and cloud-based clinical systems to virtual care and connected devices, technology is reshaping every aspect of healthcare’s digital ecosystem.

As healthcare organisations accelerate their digital transformation, the companies developing these technologies are becoming increasingly important. 

Their digital products are streamlining clinical workflows, improving patient experiences, expanding access to care and enabling more personalised, efficient healthcare delivery at scale.

At the same time, the sector faces growing pressure to lower costs, address workforce shortages, strengthen cybersecurity and harness the potential of AI responsibly. 

Navigating these challenges requires visionary leadership capable of balancing rapid innovation with the complex realities of healthcare.

Against this backdrop, the CEOs leading the world's most influential digital healthcare companies are defining the future of the industry through bold strategy, technological innovation and a relentless focus on improving health outcomes.

Healthcare Digital ranks the Top 10 CEOs leading the world's largest digital healthcare companies by annual revenue.

10. Chaim Indig

Company: Phressia

Revenue: US$419.8m

Appointed: 2005

Chaim Indig co-founded Phreesia in 2005 to modernise the patient experience through digital healthcare technology. 

Under his leadership, the company has grown into a leading provider of patient intake, registration and engagement software used by thousands of healthcare organisations across the US. 

Phreesia has also developed strategic partnerships with some of the world’s largest healthcare companies.

Chaim was a finalist in Ernst & Young’s “Entrepreneur of the Year” Award and has been featured in the Stanford Social Innovation Review as a healthcare innovator.

9. Jeff Tangney

Company: Doximity

Revenue: US$570m

Appointed: 2011

Jeff Tangney co-founded Doximity in 2010 and has served as CEO since 2011, building the platform into the leading digital network for US physicians, reportedly used by more than 80% of US doctors.

Previously, he co-founded medical reference platform Epocrates, serving as its COO and President.

An established, innovative healthcare technology entrepreneur, Jeff has focused on creating secure digital tools that improve physician communication, telehealth adoption and clinical workflows across the healthcare ecosystem.

8. Donald Trigg

Company: Veradigm

Revenue: US$589m

Appointed: 2025

Donald Trigg became CEO of Veradigm in 2025, bringing more than two decades of healthcare technology leadership experience to the role. 

Previously CEO of apree health, he led the company's technology-enabled primary care model before its acquisition by Elevance Health in 2024. 

Earlier, Donald spent over 15 years at Cerner Corporation, serving as President for eight years with responsibility for its electronic medical records, revenue cycle and life sciences businesses.

Throughout his career, he has focused on leveraging healthcare data and technology to improve clinical outcomes, operational efficiency and healthcare affordability.

7. Wendy Barnes

Company: GoodRx

Revenue: US$796m

Appointed: 2025

Wendy Barnes became President and CEO of GoodRx in 2025, bringing decades of experience across the healthcare and pharmacy benefits sectors. 

Before joining GoodRx, she served as CEO of pharmacy benefits optimiser RxBenefits from 2022 to 2024. 

Earlier, Wendy spent nearly nine years at Express Scripts, holding several senior leadership positions before being appointed President in 2019. 

With a background spanning pharmacy benefit management and healthcare services, she has built a reputation for driving operational excellence, business growth and innovation across the healthcare industry.

6. Andrew Dudum

Company: Hims & Hers Health

Revenue: US$2.35bn

Appointed: 2016

Andrew Dudum co-founded Hims & Hers Health in 2016 and has served as CEO since the company's launch, leading its evolution into one of the world's fastest-growing digital healthcare platforms. 

Before founding Hims & Hers, he co-founded start-up studio and venture capital firm Atomic, where he helped build and invest in high-growth technology companies including Bungalow, Homebound, TalkIQ and Terminal. 

An active angel investor, Andrew was named in Fortune's 40 Under 40 list in 2020.

He holds a bachelor's degree in Management and Economics from the Wharton School at the University of Pennsylvania.

5. Chuck Divita

Company: Teledoc Health

Revenue: US$2.53bn

Appointed: 2024

Chuck Divita became CEO of Teladoc Health in 2024, bringing decades of leadership experience across healthcare, insurance and finance. 

Before joining Teladoc, he held several executive roles at GuideWell, most recently leading its Commercial Markets business, where he oversaw operations generating more than US$23bn in annual revenue. 

Earlier, he served as the organisation's Chief Financial Officer, helping guide it through the implementation of the Affordable Care Act.

Prior to GuideWell, Chuck held senior leadership positions at FPIC Insurance Group.

A certified public accountant, he has also served on the boards of several healthcare organisations and companies. 

4. Peter Gassner

Company: Veeva Systems

Revenue: US$2.74bn

Appointed: 2007

Peter Gassner founded Veeva Systems in 2007 after serving as Senior Vice President of Technology at Salesforce and holding engineering leadership roles at PeopleSoft. 

Across more than three decades of industry experience, Peter has pioneered the use of cloud software tailored specifically for the life sciences industry, helping pharmaceutical companies modernise clinical, regulatory and commercial operations. 

Under his leadership, Veeva has become one of the world's leading providers of cloud software for life sciences.

3. Ed Park

Company: Devoted Health

Revenue: US$3bn

Appointed: 2017

Ed Park and his brother Todd founded Devoted Health in 2017, with the mission of improving healthcare access for older adults through technology-enabled Medicare Advantage plans.

Previously, Ed served as Executive Vice President and Chief Operating Officer at Athenahealth, where he helped scale one of the healthcare IT industry's most successful cloud platforms. 

Combining expertise in healthcare technology, operations and insurance, Ed has built Devoted Health into one of the fastest-growing digital healthcare companies in the US.

2. Judy Faulkner

Company: Epic Systems

Revenue: US$5.7bn

Appointed: 1979

Judy Faulkner founded Epic Systems in 1979 and has spent more than four decades building it into the world's leading provider of electronic health record (EHR) software. 

Under her leadership, Epic's platforms are used by many of the largest hospitals and health systems globally, supporting the digital health records of over 250 million patients. 

A pioneer in healthcare IT, Judy has consistently championed interoperability, patient-centred digital records and long-term product development, while maintaining Epic's status as a privately held company. 

Before founding Epic, she studied computer science at the University of Wisconsin–Madison, where she began developing healthcare software in an academic setting. 

Widely regarded as one of the most influential figures in healthcare technology, Judy’s vision has transformed the way clinicians access, share and manage patient information, making Epic a cornerstone of modern digital healthcare infrastructure.

1. Mark Bertolini

Company: Oscar Health

Revenue: US$11.7bn

Appointed: 2023

Mark Bertolini has served as CEO of Oscar Health since 2023, bringing more than three decades of leadership experience across healthcare, insurance and finance. 

Previously, he was Chairman and CEO of Aetna, where he transformed the company from a traditional health insurer into a consumer-focused healthcare business before overseeing its US$69bn acquisition by CVS Health in 2018. 

He later served as Co-CEO and Chairman of Bridgewater Associates, one of the world's largest hedge funds. 

Earlier in his career, Mark held senior executive roles at Cigna, NYLCare Health Plans and SelectCare. 

Alongside leading Oscar Health's technology-driven insurance platform, he serves as Chairman of Verizon Communications and sits on the boards of Thrive Global and the FIDELCO Guide Dog Foundation. 

He holds degrees from Wayne State University and Cornell University.