ABOUT US

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Lindsey Hoggle has worked in health care in a variety of settings for over 4 decades, more recently dedicating efforts to improve health care through the development of health IT regulations, standards, and policy for the US  health IT adoption in the United States.  

Her personal story of navigating serious mental illness with a family member has prompted her charting new territory with the same passion. Her goal is to improve health care at the individual level.  

She has been involved with the digital health start-up community since April 2021 and is pleased to announce the addition of a co-founder - who will be formally introduced in the near future.

Lindsey Hoggle has a B.S. in Food and Nutrition, a M.S. in Exercise Science, has a certification as a PMP (Project Manager Professional), and is a Fellow of AMIA (leading professional home and organization of informatics professionals). 

Past Awards include:

*Health Level Seven (HL7) Volunteer of the Year award (2020)

*National Institutes of Health (NIH) Clinical Center Directors Award (2004)

*Recognized Young Dietitian for South Carolina Award (1987)

Some favorite accomplishments include: 

*Co-founding the concept and domain of "nutrition informatics"

*Project management of the NIH Clinical Research Nutrition Information System Implementation

*Successful inclusion of nutrition in Health Level Seven (HL7)  Standards and in US Interoperability and Standards Advisory 

*Development of first Nutrition focused AMIA 10x10 Online Education Course (co-instructor, curriculum development, and administration) - for 7 years.