Mark A. Caron, CHCIO, FACHE

Executive Vice President - Business Platforms and Solutions at Capital BlueCross, Chief Executive Officer at Geneia

Mark Caron is Executive Vice President, Business Platforms and Solutions at Capital BlueCross. He also serves as Chief Executive Officer at Geneia, Capital BlueCross’ health innovations company. Mr. Caron has more than 30 years of business and technology expertise, with more than 25 years in health care traversing both health care delivery systems and health insurers. Prior to joining Capital BlueCross, Mr. Caron was CIO at the Collaborative Care division of OptumHealth. His experience includes senior leadership roles as Senior Vice President & CIO at Blue Cross Blue Shield of Wisconsin, Senior Vice President & CIO of Blue Cross Blue Shield of Massachusetts, Chief Technology Officer at Catholic Health Initiatives (a 78 hospital system), and Vice President of Information Systems at Healthsource.  Mr. Caron has a MBA and a master’s degree in Computer Information Systems from Southern New Hampshire University, and a bachelor‘s degree in Computer Science from Franklin Pierce College. He is a fellow of the American College of Healthcare Executives (FACHE), certified as a Healthcare Chief Information Officer through the College of Healthcare Information Executives, and is a member of the College of Healthcare Information Management Executives (CHIME) and of the Healthcare Information Management and Systems Society (HIMSS).  In 2013, Mr. Caron was named by Insurance & Technology as a 2013 Elite 8 honoree. The Elite 8 recognizes the most successful and inspiring information technology executives in the insurance industry.

Making Data Matter: Advanced Analytics Are Driving the Value-Based Care Transformation

Capital BlueCross

Advanced Analytics Are Driving the Value-Based Care Transformation Without a doubt, the healthcare industry is in the midst of a major transformation to value-based care. Nearly all health plans report having some type of value-based arrangements in place, and a 2017 Chilmark Research report found the number of accountable care organizations (ACOs) has grown 13-15 […]

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