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DEVIN CARTY

Chief Executive Officer

Devin has worked as a scientist with NASA, constructed medical clinics as a missionary in the jungles of Congo, Africa, and built healthcare companies as an entrepreneur, venture capitalist, and hospital system executive.    

Devin is the Chief Executive Officer of Martin Ventures, a healthcare-focused venture capital firm. There, he leads investments in and the incubation of new healthcare companies. He provides oversight for over 30 portfolio companies while serving on the boards of Wellvana (Co-founder, Chairman of the board, Chair of the Compensation Committee, and Member of the Audit Committee), Reimagine Care (Co-founder and Chairman of the board), Trilliant (Co-founder, Chairman Emeritus, and Member of the Compensation Committee), Mployer, StationMD, Peregrine Health, Integrative Life Network, and Hashed Health. His historical investments include Ambience (recapitalized), Upfront (acquired by Health Catalyst), SubjectWell (recapitalized by Windrose), Ludi (recapitalized by Great Point Partners), Ovia (acquired by LabCorp), Contessa (acquired by Amedisys for $250 million), AmericanWell (IPO at $6.5 billion EV), OneDrop (recapitalized by Bayer Pharma), Valify (acquired by HCA Healthcare), Trilliant Health (recapitalized by Primus Capital), Jvion (acquired by JMI Equity), Avizia (acquired by AmericanWell), Healthcare Bluebook (acquired by Primus Capital), and ClockwiseMD (acquired by Experity).

Additionally, Devin sits on several non-profit boards: Nashville Classical Charter School, one of the top charter schools in Tennessee, The Nashville Healthcare Council, a company supporting Nashville’s 900+ healthcare companies, and Mercy Health, a 50-hospital and $10 billion net revenue healthcare system, serving on the Board of Directors, Chair of the Consumer Committee, and Member of the Stewardship Committee.

Devin has co-founded several companies, including Reimagine Care, Wellvana, Trilliant Health, and Clariture Health.

  • Wellvana is a company supporting over 45,000 providers and more than 220 healthcare systems in transitioning from fee-for-service to value-based care. Wellvana serves over 1 million patients and manages $13 billion in medical spend.
  • Reimagine Care is a company transforming the cancer treatment experience by delivering high-quality care virtually and in the comfort of the patient’s home.
  • Trilliant Health is a data science and analytics company supporting 70+ healthcare systems to build and execute evidence-based growth strategies.
  • Clariture Health was a company that offered digital marketing technology to help healthcare systems increase patient acquisition and decrease leakage. Devin served as Founder & CEO. During his tenure, the company increased revenue by 10x and delivered a 14x contribution margin return on marketing investment to its healthcare system clients.

Prior to Martin Ventures, Devin held leadership roles in several healthcare organizations. As the corporate Chief Talent Officer and Chief Strategy Officer for Cancer Treatment Centers of America (acquired by City of Hope), he helped achieve a 93rd percentile employee engagement score, a patient experience NPS score of 96, and revenue growth of 20% year-over-year, reaching over $4.6 billion. At Vanguard Health Systems, he was the corporate Chief Experience Officer and Chief Marketing Officer. He was part of the leadership team that grew the company to 29 hospitals, 46,000 employees, and $6.5 billion in revenue, culminating in an IPO in 2011 and a $4.3 billion sale to Tenet in 2013. Before Vanguard, Devin was a Partner at a management consulting firm, advising leading healthcare systems (Cleveland Clinic, HCA, Henry Ford Health System, Vanguard Health System, etc.) on strategy, M&A, and growth. He began his career as a scientist with NASA, researching the effects of vibration on bacterial growth and antibiotic resistance.

As a passion, Devin has served as a medical missionary in the Congo, Africa, where he traveled through the jungles to build clinics and provide medical care in underserved villages.