Matt Cardwell, PhD

Senior Vice President, Client Services

Dr. Matt Cardwell joined IMO Health in 2010. He now serves as Senior Vice President, Client Services. Over the years, Matt built and led a variety of teams and products through the company’s rapid growth during Meaningful Use and the ICD-10-CM transition in the US. He now leads the company’s implementation, support, and customer success teams, working closely with IMO Health partners and customers to improve data quality through the deployment of IMO Health solutions. Matt completed his doctoral work in mathematics at Northern Illinois University.

More from Matt Cardwell, PhD

Beyond data warehouses: CyncHealth’s path to improved data quality

By leveraging IMO Health technology, CyncHealth has scaled data standardization and enriched patient diagnoses in their data warehouses.

Patient data transmission: Avoiding translation errors

Dr. Matt Cardwell, IMO Health’s SVP of Client Services and Operations, explains how a good clinical translator can help prevent clutter and improve EHR workflows.

Supporting strong clinical documentation through terminology

If any year could highlight the massive effort it takes to keep clinical terminology updated, 2020 – with its release of several different emergency code updates related to COVID-19 – was it. So, how do we help keep clinical documentation and EHR workflows going? Read more in the blog below.

Tackling lab data normalization: An HIE case study

An in depth look at how CORHIO, one of the nation’s largest health information exchanges, is partnering with IMO to address data quality challenges complicating their COVID-19 lab aggregation and surveillance efforts.

Navigating the complexity of data across the health IT ecosystem

Investigate three use cases for patient data through the lens of three different types of healthcare organizations, exploring how data quality issues impact each scenario, and how properly normalized data can help in each instance.

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