Co-Founder and Chief Executive Officer

Michael is the CEO and Co-founder of FetchMD.  Previously, he was the Chief Strategy Officer of Tenet Healthcare’s South Texas region, where he led clinical integration efforts to develop commercial and Medicare accountable care organizations.  He led the system’s successful experience with bundled payments in the Medicare Acute Care Episode (ACE) Demonstration and Bundled Payment for Care Improvement (BPCI) program. During his time with Tenet, he gained national recognition for his thoughts on hospital-physician alignment and gain-sharing models.

Prior to joining Tenet and Vanguard Health Systems, Michael served in senior leadership roles with Hospital Corporation of America, MedCath, and NeuroSource. He holds a Bachelor of Science from Auburn University and a Masters of Healthcare Administration from the Medical College of Virginia.  He is a Fellow in the American College of Healthcare Executives and serves on the Alamo Area Council of the Boy Scouts of America and the Trinity University Health Administration Advisory Council.

Co-Founder & Chief Medical Officer

Dr. Cameron Powell is a Co-founder of and Chief Medical Officer to FetchMD. As a serial entrepreneur, investor, and advisor, Cameron has co-founded several tech-enabled companies in multiple vertical markets such as healthcare, oil & gas, social media, big data, video/photo editing and leather manufacturing. Cameron’s professional career started 13 years ago as an OB/Gyn physician and quickly pivoted towards the startup world with the co-founding and subsequent development of his first company, AirStrip – founded in his church parking lot. Cameron has a BA from Brown University and an MD from University of Texas Medical Branch.

Co-Founder & Chief Technology Officer

Trey Moore is a Co-founder and Chief Technology Officer of FetchMD. Trey started programming when he was 10. He obtained a degree in Computer Science from University of Mary Hardin-Baylor, and after 5 years as an Actuarial Programmer Analyst at USAA, started his consulting career, focusing mostly on UX and mobile application development. Trey created the first ever FDA approved mobile application — a remote patient monitoring solution that became the flagship product for AirStrip, which he co-founded with Dr. Cameron Powell 13 years ago. Trey has co-founded several additional mobile application companies, including WellAware and Vemory, the latter which was acquired by GoPro.

Strategic Advisor

Dr. Matt Patterson is dedicated to improving the value, accessibility, and experience of healthcare for all people and their caregivers. He’s led market changing innovation across clinical, operational, and technology domains. As President of AirStrip, he developed and deployed revolutionary software to improve workflow, coordination, and decision-making of care teams. At McKinsey & Company, he led clinical operations improvement and innovative care delivery strategy engagements for major U.S. health systems. Dr. Patterson graduated from Columbia University College of Physicians & Surgeons and trained clinically with the U.S. Navy where he also served as the Medical Director of the Naval Special Warfare Center, the elite training command of the U.S. Navy SEALs.

Chief Operating Officer

Madison Mauzé has over 15 years of experience leading and growing organizations. Before joining FetchMD, Madison worked at Celltex to transform delivery of care, improve quality of life, and reduce healthcare expenditures. He served as Regional Vice President of Business Operations for the Walgreens Take Care Clinic, Vice President of Operations for Whole Health Management, and Senior Advisor for VitalPet. He has worked in both the Mayo Clinic’s Office of Technology Commercialization and the office of former Texas Governor Rick Perry. Madison worked directly with Perry and his Chief of Staff on legislative and strategic initiatives. He received a BA in Chemistry and a minor in Business from Texas A&M University, and he earned an MBA with a focus on healthcare innovation from Harvard Business School.

Vice President of Operations

Lee is responsible for developing and managing Ranger Health’s physician and provider networks. Prior to FetchMD, Lee was the Director of Strategic Initiatives at Tenet/Baptist Health System. There, he expanded the system’s participation in the Medicare Bundled Payment for Care Improvement program from one to seven clinical episodes. Lee began his career in the United States Air Force as a health care administrator in the Medical Service Corps. He earned a BS in Social Science from the United States Air Force Academy, where he was a member of the Fighting Falcon Football Team. Lee holds a Masters of Healthcare Administration from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.

Vice President of Engineering and Technology

Roel is responsible for FetchMD’s information technology initiatives and long-term technology direction. Roel came to FetchMD from WellAware, where he was the Director of Software Engineering and was responsible for development, product and project oversight to support software delivery for their growing customer base. He previously worked at USAA as a technical lead, and he managed a pilot that is now part of their normal course of development. He began his career as a software developer, technical lead, and project manager at Southwest Research Institute, where he obtained valuable knowledge on developing software and delivering results that exceed expectations. He holds a BS in Software Engineering and an MBA with a concentration in IT, both from St. Mary’s University.

Director of Clinical Operations

Wendy is responsible for developing and managing the quality standard for the FetchMD Network. Previously, she was Vice President of Quality at Baptist Health System, where she led the system’s bundled payment initiatives. This bundled payment program resulted in $2 million in annual savings and demonstrable quality improvements for the Baptist Health System. Prior to her position with Baptist, Wendy held senior healthcare quality and patient safety roles at the Gwinnett Medical Center in Lawrenceville, Georgia. Wendy has a BA in Art History, a Masters in Healthcare Administration, and a Masters in Business Administration from Georgia State University.