Vinco HealthData, LLC, is a digital HCIT platform serving medical professionals.

3WON, LLC, is healthcare information technology (HCIT) company specializing in the collection, management and distribution of medical professional data. The company is an NCQA-certified Credentials Verification Organization, or CVO, and provides credentialing, health plan enrollment, and provider data management (PDM) services to health systems, medical groups, and health insurance plans. 3WON ensures provider data accuracy and substantially reduces the cost and administrative burden associated with provider data collection, management and distribution and has automated most of these processes. 3WON also works to promote better connectivity between physician practices, patients, hospitals and health systems, health plans and regulatory agencies, across the healthcare continuum. 3WON is helping to organize the country’s online healthcare information and provides access to accurate, authenticated, and timely information about physicians and allied health professionals.

$250M, 1,600 FTE, independent healthcare cost management specialist serving many of the country's largest health plans, TPAs, and ERISA plans.Health Care Cost Management Specialist. Viant (now Multiplan, Inc.) is a managed care vendor and owns and operates a national PPO network as well as a host of integrated non-network cost management services designed to promote lower medical costs and administrative efficiency. The company has approximately 650,000 physicians, 4,600 acute care hospitals and over 200,000 ancillary providers participating in its PPO.

$300M, 3,600 FTE, group health/workers' comp division of Concentra, Inc., a ~$2B occupational health care provider.Tom joined Viant (originally Preferred Payment Systems) in 1993 as a member of the executive team and was named president in 1999 shortly after the company's acquisition by Concentra, Inc., in 1998. He was named a Concentra division president in 1999 and led the company's group health industry business development efforts. In 2000, Tom orchestrated the purchase of Health Network Systems, a leading provider of PPO and HMO network management services. In January 2005, Tom assumed additional responsibilities as President of Concentra's Focus Healthcare Management, a national workers' compensation PPO, as well as the company's Provider Bill Review business unit, both of which were subsequently sold to Coventry Health Care, Inc., (now CVS/Aetna) in 2007 for $387M. In 2005, Tom and his team completed the acquisition of Beech Street Corporation, one of the nation's largest Preferred Provider Organizations. In 2007, the company was renamed Viant, Inc., during its spin-off from Concentra, Inc., and subsequently completed the acquisition of the ppoNEXT and Texas True Choice PPO networks. Under his leadership Viant invested approximately $270 million to acquire PPO networks and network management technology designed to promote efficiencies for all parties in the health care transaction.In June 2009, Viant agreed to merge with Multiplan, Inc., for $930 million, a transaction that would form the largest independent managed care organization (MCO) in the US and from August 2009, through March 2010, Tom managed the Hart-Scott-Rodino antitrust review leading to the merger between the two organizations. In September, 2010, Multiplan was aquired by two private equity firms for approximately $3.5 billion. Prior to joining Viant, Tom was President of Medical Review Systems, Inc., a health care cost management technology company that was acquired by Equifax, Inc.

Tom joined Medical Review Systems, a health care cost containment startup in 1991 as president and organized the company's sales, marketing and operations infrastructure, including the market development of their proprietary Line Item Analysis repricing technology, which revolutionized inpatient medical bill cost analyses. The company was subsequently acquired by Equifax, Inc.