Healthcare Startup Doctivity Health Brings Together National Leaders to Address Healthcare's Network Visibility Gap

Advisory board brings together nationally recognized leaders in health system strategy, physician leadership, technology, care delivery and healthcare transformation

BLOOMSBURG, Pa., Sept. 29, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- Doctivity Health, a healthcare intelligence and provider relationship management company focused on helping healthcare organizations better understand and grow their markets, has assembled a national advisory board of accomplished healthcare leaders to help address one of the industry's most persistent challenges: the lack of clear, actionable visibility into how patients, providers, referrals and revenue move across healthcare networks.

Founded in 2022, Doctivity Health combines national claims intelligence, provider and organizational data, analytics and provider relationship management capabilities to help healthcare organizations identify opportunities, uncover network blind spots and better understand the dynamics shaping growth, access and patient movement.

The company's advisory board brings together leaders whose experience spans health system operations, physician leadership, academic medicine, digital transformation, value-based care, healthcare technology, communications and organizational strategy.

"Healthcare organizations are surrounded by enormous amounts of data, but data alone does not create understanding," said Glenn Steele Jr., M.D., Ph.D., Chair of the Doctivity Health Advisory Board and former President and CEO of Geisinger Health System. "The real opportunity is giving healthcare leaders a much clearer view of what is happening across their networks so they can make better decisions about access, growth, clinical relationships and the communities they serve."

The advisory board is intended to provide Doctivity with insight not only into technology and analytics, but also into the broader operational and clinical challenges facing healthcare organizations as they navigate increasing financial pressure, workforce constraints, changing referral patterns, consumer expectations and the continued shift toward value-based care.

"Healthcare has become extraordinarily complex, yet the industry still depends on relationships between patients, physicians, organizations and communities," said Michael Suk, MD, JD, MPH, MBA, FACS, who serves on Doctivity Health's board of directors and its advisory board, and who served as Chief Physician Officer at Geisinger Health System and founding chair of its Musculoskeletal Institute. "Better visibility into those relationships helps organizations identify gaps, strengthen coordination and make decisions that support better care."

For many healthcare organizations, one of the most difficult challenges is understanding what happens outside their own walls. Traditional internal reporting can provide detailed information about patients and activity occurring within a health system, but often provides limited visibility into care occurring elsewhere in the market.

Doctivity's national claims intelligence and provider network analytics are designed to help close that gap by allowing healthcare organizations to better understand patient migration, provider relationships, referral patterns, market activity and opportunities to strengthen network integrity.

"Physician organizations and health systems are being asked to improve access, quality, efficiency and financial performance simultaneously," said Azita Hamedani, M.D., MPH, MBA, Chief Clinical Officer at Bunkerhill Health and a member of Doctivity Health's Advisory Board. "Having a more complete understanding of how patients and providers interact across a market can help leaders identify opportunities that might otherwise remain invisible."

That visibility is becoming increasingly important as healthcare organizations adopt more advanced analytics and artificial intelligence tools. While AI can accelerate analysis and help organizations identify patterns at scale, the quality and breadth of the underlying healthcare data remain critical.

"AI is changing how healthcare organizations interact with information, but AI is only as valuable as the information it can see and understand," said John Kravitz, MHA, CHCIO, Vice President, Healthcare at Workday and a member of the Doctivity Health Advisory Board. "Connecting strong data, thoughtful analytics and real-world healthcare expertise creates an opportunity to give leaders insights they can actually use."

Doctivity Health CEO Cathryn Connolley, MHSA, said the advisory board was intentionally built to represent multiple perspectives across the healthcare ecosystem.

"We did not want an advisory board that looked at healthcare through a single lens," Connolley said. "We wanted physicians, health system executives, technology leaders and people who have spent their careers transforming healthcare organizations. Their experience helps us continually ask a more important question than simply what technology can do: What information do healthcare leaders actually need to make better decisions?"

The broader Doctivity Health Advisory Board includes leaders with experience across major healthcare systems, academic medicine, healthcare technology, physician leadership and industry transformation.

Rather than serving solely as corporate advisors, Doctivity plans to increasingly engage its advisory board members as healthcare thought leaders, contributing their perspectives on issues including network integrity, primary care, value-based care, healthcare technology, physician alignment, artificial intelligence and the changing economics of healthcare delivery.

"The people around the table have spent decades dealing with the challenges healthcare organizations face every day," Connolley said. "Our goal is to listen to them, learn from them and bring those perspectives into the conversations happening across the industry."

About Doctivity Health

Doctivity Health is a healthcare intelligence and provider relationship management company helping healthcare organizations better understand their markets, strengthen provider relationships and identify opportunities for growth. The company combines national claims intelligence, provider and organizational data, advanced analytics and AI-assisted workflows to help health systems, physician organizations and other healthcare organizations uncover network blind spots, understand patient and provider movement and translate healthcare data into actionable strategy.

Founded in 2022 and headquartered in Bloomsburg, Pennsylvania, Doctivity Health works with healthcare organizations across the United States.

For more information, visit doctivityhealth.com.

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