Executive Leaders

Experienced in both provider and vendor environments, Ray is a “hands on” executive that has accumulated over 30 years of business development, operations, and executive leadership skills within the healthcare industry.  At iTX, Ray is focused on success through treating clients as constituents, collaborative client/vendor relationships to mutually determine success markers, and influencing operational outcomes through the right mix of people and technology. Internally, Ray is focused on providing employee satisfaction through a personal but highly professional work environment that is truly inclusive with opportunities for growth and advancement to those that merit it.  

John brings more than 40 years of experience in healthcare finance and business development.  He co-founded Pain Management Group and currently serves as Chairman.  John serves as Chair of iTX, working to help grow the organization through ensuring exceptional service to iTX partner customers. He has served on the iTX board since it was founded.

With more than 20 years of focused leadership in healthcare provider revenue cycle management, business development, and internal audit, Bryan has led efforts to ensure robust business process efficiency, increase organizational profit margins, lead internal training programs, and promote quality assurance initiatives. His work supports organizational excellence by executing strategic assessments, leveraging automation solutions, and aligning RCM initiatives with operational priorities. Bryan has been in the trenches of hospital leadership—from rural 100-bed facilities to large regional systems with 20,000+ employees and over $4 billion in gross revenue. He has strategically guided revenue cycle departments that include front-end patient registration/scheduling/eligibility, mid-cycle HIM coding/nurse auditing/charge entry/CDM, to the back-end claims editing/billing/follow-up and bad debt collections. His scope of expertise includes acute care hospitals, pediatric hospitals, critical access/rural health hospitals, physician groups, FQHC/CHC’s, and post-acute SNF/LTC providers.