Dave Chase is the co-founder of the Health Rosetta which focuses on the problem that health care has become an extractive industry taking resources from what drives 80% of outcomes (education, economic opportunity, public health, healthy behaviors, public safety, clean air and clean water). Recognizing we didn't get better lighting in homes and cities by optimizing oil lamp technology, the Health Rosetta is an open source blueprint for the next generation health ecosystem built on proven solutions to health care’s toughest challenges.

The LEED-like Health Rosetta is focused on replacing the extractive sick care system. Health Rosetta Media highlights the collateral damage from the extractive era of health care and the tremendous successes & opportunities with Health Rosetta-type health plans. The "CEO's Guide to Restoring the American Dream: How to deliver world class health care to your employees at half the cost" became a Kindle #1 best seller. Chase’s new book -- "The Opioid Crisis Wake-up Call" -- outlining how the opioid crisis isn't an anomaly. Rather, it's a logical (and tragic) byproduct of a catastrophically dysfunctional health care system.

The Health Rosetta ecosystem replicates health economies that rebuild hope and community by massively replicating already-proven approaches that deliver Quadruple Aim success -- a much better care team experience leading to an improved patient experience which naturally leads to better outcomes and lower costs in high performing models.

Chase's TEDx talk "Healthcare Stole the American Dream - Here’s How We Take it Back" sums up health care's devastation of the middle class and redemption coming via a bottom-up movement. Chase has reached over a million people through his writing and speaking.

Chase was the Co-founder of Avado, acquired by and integrated into WebMD/Medscape (the most widely used health care professional site). Chase founded Microsoft's $2B, 28,000 partner health care ecosystem.

Jan Oldenburg, FHIMSS, is passionate about using digital tools to build a healthcare system where patients and caregivers participate as partners. She expresses her passion by writing and speaking on a broad range of issues associated with digital patient engagement and health system transformation.

She currently advises and coaches start-ups and organizations who want to understand the evolving digital health landscape as the principal in Participatory Health Consulting. Ms. Oldenburg is the past co-chair of the HIMSS Connected Health Committee and tweets @janoldenburg. She has broad experience across the healthcare system, including payers, providers, and integrated delivery systems. Her background includes consulting experience with EY’s Health Advisory Practice and several smaller consulting groups, Vice President of Patient and Physician Engagement in Aetna’s Accountable Care Solutions organization and senior leadership with Kaiser Permanente’s Digital Services Group.