Erin Heilman is a distinguished leader in the healthcare quality regulatory space, known for her innovative approach to simplifying complex regulations. For over a decade, Erin has developed award-winning content, including articles, guides, and tools that empower quality leaders to excel in their reporting obligations. As the Senior Vice President of Regulatory Affairs and Advisory Services at Medisolv, Erin provides specialized strategic advisory services to healthcare organizations, utilizing her comprehensive knowledge to assist clients in navigating the intricate landscape of healthcare regulations.
Kristen Beatson is an accomplished Healthcare IT leader with over 30 years of clinical, informatics and quality improvement experience. As the Senior Vice President of Clinical Quality Improvement at Medisolv, she is highly focused on helping customers harness the transformative power of digital data to optimize operational efficiencies and more importantly, to empower the delivery of superior healthcare. At Medisolv, she provides strategic advisory services to healthcare organizations, leveraging her knowledge to help customers meet compliance requirements while significantly enhancing the quality of care they deliver.
“Our Medisolv Clinical Quality Advisor has been a blessing. I don't have to worry about knowing if I'm going to meet all the measures. I know I will.”
Pat Stubbs
IT Director, Mile Bluff Medical Center
“Medisolv is great at helping us identify where our greatest opportunities for improvement are. It’s great to have a partner that’s so receptive and collaborative.”
Patterson Burch
Director of Quality Reporting & Improvement, Medical University of South Carolina
“Medisolv just makes everything so easy. I don’t have to think twice.”
Kathleen Reilly
Director of Quality and Performance Improvement, Finger Lakes Health
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