Our Story: How we got started
Barry Rubin has been a licensed nursing home administrator for over 20 years and is the founder of InnovX Healthtech. He is committed to transforming the delivery of healthcare to seniors. InnovX Healthtech is focused on improving patient outcomes and reducing the cost of healthcare by using technology to improve the exchange of healthcare information and communication between facility staff, physicians, residents, and family members.
who we are
The Team behind Instachart
Instachart uses advanced technology to solve care gaps in healthcare. It was designed by leaders in the healthcare
and technology fields. Our mission is to provide healthcare organizations and stakeholders with a better way to
improve care delivery and patient care outcomes to residents while in a facility and as they transition to other care
settings
Introducing the Innovx HealthTech Leadership Team
Barry Rubin, LNHA
Founder & CEO
Barry's Bio
Todd Baron
VP Sales and Marketing
About Todd
Todd joins us with over 20 years as a sales and marketing leader in the telecom industry. Previously he served as Chief Operating Officer for Vueteel, USA, an Italian-based global telecommunications company, where he developed carrier and wholesale channels. Todd also held positions at IDT, a global telecommunications leader, and was instrumental in designing and launching their online product portal.
Our Advisory Board Members
Glenn Kapetansky
specializing in Cyber-security
About Glenn
Emily Schwinge
About Emily
Matt Hartzman
About Matt
Judith Rubin
About Judith
Willard C. McNitt
About Bill
Dr. Nicholas Castle
About Nicholas
Dr. Castle is currently a Professor at the University of West Virginia, in the Department of Health Policy & Management & Leadership. Dr. Castle’s research has examined the quality of long-term care settings (including, nursing homes, assisted living facilities, and elderly high rises). He currently has over 200 publications in peer-reviewed journals and has served as PI on 14 grant-funded initiatives.
Much of Dr. Castle’s has specifically examined staffing issues in long-term care. This includes the impact of staffing levels, turnover, stability, agency staff use, and consistent assignment. As part of this research he has worked with numerous long-term-care facilities and workers and over the past 20 years has surveyed by mail, more than 50,000 long-term care facilities, 300,000 discharged residents, and has interviewed, face-to-face, more than 500 caregivers.
Dr. Castle serves on six journal editorial boards, including The Gerontologist, and is a Fellow of the Gerontological Society of America. Recently, he was appointed as the International Editor for The Gerontologist. As a result of his work on nursing home quality, Dr. Castle was awarded the American College of Health Care Administrators Long-Term Care Research of the year award (2001), the Public Health Service Award in (2011), and the GSA Brody Thought Leader award (2016).