Moxe Health Application

Three-year-old daughter, 101º fever, underinsured?Let’s find her a better way to her best care.

Being sick is never easy.
But when you’re not sure where to go for help, it’s even harder.
Help people through the challenge.
Provide personalized navigation services.

Patients

Serving the
Underserved

We stand up for the under and newly insured by providing simple, smart ways to find the best possible care.

Health Care Organizations

Keeping the ER
for Emergencies

We help guide patients based on their unique needs to make the most efficient use of your resources.

Insurance Providers

Controling Risks
in a Changing Landscape

With Health Reform, it's more important than ever to coordinate services for new members.

Our Products

Triage.me was conceived at the Milwaukee BuildHealth Hack-a-thon in response to a challenge from Aurora Health Care. That challenge: "Reduce the number of ED visits for non-emergent care in Milwaukee County". It represents a vision of how easy it should be for people to find the most appropriate help.

The changing dynamics of our health system require new ways for payers and providers to coordinate how people access care. Our tools stretch capacity by distributing people more effectively through your community. We're here to help you redefine access to care.

With millions of Americans gaining coverage in 2014, a health system were demand for services already outstrips the available supply requires new ideas to load balance and shepherd people through the system.

Our first product helps organizations better reach the people they serve, notifying them of available services and guiding them on an individual basis towards system capacity.

If you represent an organization looking for new ways to respond to the ever increasing demand for health services, we'd love to hear more about your goals.

Our Story

An Epic Legacy

Moxe was founded by Dan Wilson and Mark Olschesky, two former Epic Systems employees.

While at Epic, Dan and Mark discovered the power of the phrase: Do good, have fun and make money. The two carry on that philosophy at Moxe, choosing to focus on developing technology that helps those who need it most.

Serving the Underserved

First and foremost, do good. As champions of the underserved - those without adequate insurance or on Medicaid - the Moxe team believes technology without purpose makes things worse for clinicians, and can alienate patients. It's though fixing the social problems within health care that we move closer to fixing financial problems within the industry.

Dan Wilson (CEO)

Dan Wilson

Growing up around Detroit, Dan spent his childhood “inventing” things in the backyard and was pretty sure he was set for life at the age of 11 after prototyping a new method for applying sunscreen. Sadly, it was 1996 and patent attorneys did not agree.

After graduating from the University of Michigan, Dan moved to Madison to work at Epic where he managed teams through Electronic Medical Record implementations. A member of the strategic planning committee, Dan helped create Epic's industry leading implementation methodology.

Mark Olschesky (CTO)

Mark Olschesky

In 1995, Mark Olschesky programmed his first infinite loop writing a QBASIC program to display stars on his PC.

Since then, he's been using technology to help people and connect them with data to improve their lives. At Epic, Mark worked with outpatient clinical software and designed the chronic disease management toolsets and outpatient surgical workflows used by thousands of clinicians across the United States and Netherlands.

In 2011, Mark accomplished a life goal: to bike across the United States.

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