Our Members

Kevin Stansbury, MS, JD, FACHE, Chief Executive Officer, Lincoln Health

eHealth Commission Chair

Kevin Stansbury serves as the CEO at Lincoln Community Hospital in Hugo, CO. Kevin has over 35 years in healthcare, primarily in community hospitals. He has served in roles in hospital administration, strategic planning, healthcare project planning and service in emerging economies. His work has taken him not only across the United States but all over the globe, most recently Nigeria, Ethiopia and Vietnam. He serves on the Executive Committee of the Colorado Hospital Association. He has also served on a variety of State and national task forces supporting the cause of rural health. Recently Mr. Stansbury was appointed by Governor Polis to the e-Health Commission. Mr. Stansbury is a founding member of the Eastern Plains Health Consortium. Mr. Stansbury received his BS in Business Administration from the University of Wyoming, MS in Health Services Administration from Central Michigan University and he received his JD with honors from the University Of Wyoming College Of Law. Kevin and his wife Jennifer have three grown children, a daughter in Denver with one of their grandchildren, a daughter and son-in-law in Firestone, Colorado with their other five grandchildren; and a son who lives in Wichita, Kansas. 

Krystal Morwood, Manager, Health Information Systems Branch, Center for Health and Environmental Data, CDPHE

eHealth Commission Vice Chair

Krystal Morwood serves as the Manager of the Health Information Systems Branch within the Center for Health and Environmental Data at the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment (CDPHE). In this role, Krystal provides public health leadership to optimize the intersection between population health and clinical care through strategic design, development, management, evaluation and funding of information systems. Krystal oversees the Public Health Informatics Program and Colorado Central Cancer Registry teams, which includes maintaining the Health Informatics Data Systems platform and strong collaboration with CDPHE public health programs and the Governor’s Office of Information Technology. Krystal is passionate about health systems change in order to advance equity and improve individual and population health outcomes.

Krystal has a BS in Health Education and MS in Kinesiology and Health with an emphasis in Health Promotion from the University of Wyoming. In her free time, Krystal enjoys spending time outdoors and traveling with her spouse, Simon, and two sons, Kellen (16) and Sheamus (10).

Toni Baruti, Chief Technology and Innovation Officer at AllHealth Network 

eHealth Commissioner

Toni Baruti is the Chief Technology & Innovation Officer at AllHealth Network.  She has over 25 years in healthcare and consulting healthcare systems and payors. She helps transform care and payment models using her blended background in Finance, Analytics and Technology.  Prior to joining AllHealth Network she was the Principal Owner of Solutions FBIA, a firm that consults Healthcare Systems, FQHCs, Small Businesses, Nonprofits, Community Health Centers and Community Mental Health Centers.  She served on the Colorado State Healthcare Policy and Finance Committee for selection of the State’s Business Intelligence Data Management System. Toni’s passion is helping the underserved, with a steadfast focus on Social Determinants of Health and Health Equity.  Toni spends her spare time volunteering with several organizations. She served as the Board Chair and Capital Campaign Chair for The Center for African American Health. She also serves on the Executive Committee for Curious Theater, Treasurer for the White Rose Foundation, Inc. and on the Board and Finance Advisory Committee for Cleo Parker Robinson Dance. Toni graduated from Clark Atlanta University with a Bachelor of Arts in Business Administration with a concentration in Finance. She lives in Aurora, CO with her husband Abasi, daughter Imani, 16-year-old Shih Tzu, Noah, and 8-month-old Bugg, Stiles.

Mona A. Baset, Vice President, Digital Services, Intermountain Health

eHealth Commissioner

As Vice President of Digital Services at Intermountain Health, Mona Baset leads digital strategy and transformation, including the development and implementation of the digital technology road map. Prior to joining Intermountain Health in September 2019, Mona served as Assistant Vice President in the Information & Analytics Services organization at Atrium Health, leading consumer and patient engagement strategies. She transitioned into that role after leading digital marketing and analytics strategy for Atrium Health. Prior to her return to healthcare, Mona spent almost 10 years at Bank of America, where she led various marketing and communications teams.

Mona holds a bachelor’s degree in English from the University of California at Irvine, a master’s degree in Communications from California State University at Fullerton, and a master’s degree in Business Administration from Wake Forest University. She is Green Belt certified and design thinking trained. Mona was also recognized by UC Irvine with a Lauds & Laurels Distinguished Alumni Award in 2019.

Mike Binney, Assistant Chief, West Metro Fire Rescue

eHealth Commissioner

Mike is a dedicated public health and emergency services professional with deep experience at the intersection of emergency response, health systems research, and operational analytics. He currently serves as an Assistant Chief at West Metro Fire Rescue in Lakewood, where his work focuses on emergency response delivery, data-driven workforce planning, and system integration. Mike also brings front-line expertise as a Firefighter, where he has responded to high-acuity emergencies and led quality improvement initiatives that improve patient care, operational efficiency, and responder safety.

Across his career, Mike has bridged clinical operations with data science, applying real-world insights to complex problems in emergency service delivery and workforce resilience. He has led analysis of 911 call metrics, integrated biometric data from wearables to better understand firefighter sleep and recovery, and designed predictive analytics tools to help fire departments optimize staffing and readiness. His work has been presented at national conferences and has informed practical decision-making in the public sector.

Mike holds graduate degrees in public health and public administration with concentrations in informatics and emergency management. He is passionate about equitable, evidence-based transformation of emergency care and believes that better data and analytics can improve patient outcomes and system sustainability.

Ashlie Brown, Chief Strategy and Technology Office, Colorado Access

eHealth Commissioner

Ashlie Brown is the Chief Strategy and Technology Officer at Colorado Access, where she leads strategic planning and technology initiatives to support financial stability, operational excellence, and long-term growth. Her leadership spans information technology, telehealth, project management, business development, and strategic alignment. Ashlie brings deep expertise in health IT, data governance, value-based purchasing, and integrated systems of care. Prior to joining Colorado Access, she held leadership roles at the Colorado Health Institute and MassHealth, where she led multi-sector systems change efforts and managed the Massachusetts State Innovation Model initiative. 

Ashlie holds engineering degrees from Georgia Tech and MIT. She enjoys hiking, snowboarding, and exploring Colorado with her spouse and their two young children.

Saralyn Mark, MD, FAMWA, Founder/Chief Executive Officer, SolaMed Solutions, LLC & iGIANT

eHealth Commissioner

Saralyn Mark, MD, FAMWA, an endocrinologist, geriatrician, and a pioneer in women’s health, is the Founder and CEO of SolaMed Solutions, LLC, a premier commercial space medicine company, and the founder and President of iGIANT®,the only nonprofit accelerator for gendered innovation in the world. Her career is defined by high-level leadership, having served as the Senior Policy Advisor to the White House Office of Science and Technology Policy, the Senior Medical Advisor to the HHS Office on Women’s Health for 11 years and to NASA for 18 years, where she shaped medical policy for human health and performance both on Earth and in space.

A visionary educator and strategist, Dr. Mark designed the first women’s health fellowship in the United States and established the National Centers of Excellence in Women’s Health and the National Centers of Leadership in Academic Medicine. Her influence extends across industry, academia, and non-governmental organizations including the United Nations. She has chaired or served on over 60 international boards, commissions and task forces. She holds several academic appointments including Associate Professor adjunct at Yale University School of Medicine and Georgetown University School of Medicine, an Affiliate Professor and Distinguished Senior Fellow at George Mason University and a visiting Senior Lecturer at King's College-London.

Beyond her clinical and policy work, Dr. Mark is a prolific communicator. She is both the author of Stellar Medicine: A Journey Throughout the Universe of Women's Health (Brick Tower Press) and host of the podcast, Always Searching. She has published and delivered  over 700 lectures and made as many media appearances  sharing her expertise on diverse topics including public health and space medicine. Her life’s work has been recognized with numerous awards including the American Medical Women's Association Award for Lifetime Achievement and the Secretary of Health Award for Distinguished Public Service, cementing her legacy as a global leader dedicated to improving lives in every environment through precision innovation and design.

Alex J. Reed, PsyD, MPH, Director of Behavioral Health Education, University of Colorado Family Medicine Residency/Associate Professor, Departments of Family Medicine and Obstetrics and Gynecology, University of Colorado School of Medicine 

eHealth Commissioner

Ellen Sarcone, MD, Associate Chief Medical Information Officer, Denver Health

eHealth Commissioner

Dr. Ellen Sarcone is a physician at Denver Health with dual board certifications in Internal Medicine and Clinical Informatics. Her Undergraduate medical degree is from the University of Iowa Carver College of Medicine. She moved to Denver in 2004 and completed her residency training in Internal Medicine at the University of Colorado in 2007. She currently serves as Associate Chief Medical Information Officer at Denver Health where she has been on staff since 2007. Dr. Sarcone is an Associate Professor of Clinical Practice in the Division of Hospital Medicine at the University of Colorado School of Medicine. She cares for inpatient adults at Denver Health in addition to teaching and supervising medical students, internal medicine residents and advanced practice providers for the past 18 years.

Dr. Sarcone's academic interests are in Health Equity. In 2017, she started an interactive curriculum in the CU Internal Medicine Residency Program focused on health equity and advocacy which she co-led for five years. Her clinical informatics expertise is in decision support, provider efficiency and communication strategies.

Outside of work, Ellen enjoys high intensity pilates, yoga, skiing, hiking, cooking, and traveling; in most of these endeavors, she is accompanied by her husband and two sons.

Parrish Steinbrecher, Division Director, Department of Health Care Policy and Financing, HCPF

eHealth Commissioner

Parrish Steinbrecher is the Director of the Health Information Office at the Colorado Department of Health Care Policy and Financing (HCPF). The Health information Office has oversight of the Medicaid Management Information System (MMIS), the Business Intelligence Data Management System (BIDM), Hitech conversion to MMIS funding, the Enterprise Project Management Office, and the hardware and software procurements for the HCPF.

Parrish has been responsible for implementing many projects since joining the Department in 2011. He initially worked on the implementing the Colorado Registration and Attestation System and implementing a new Intranet and workflow processes utilizing SharePoint on premise, before transitioning that platform to the cloud with his team in 2013. Most recently, he was responsible for ensuring the COMMIT project was completed on time in 2017, which was the project to replace the Colorado legacy systems with the new MMIS, PBMS, and BIDM systems.

Parrish also was the passionate leader for the implementation of an Enterprise Project Management Office (EPMO) at the Department of Health Care Policy and Financing since joining the Department and as of 2019 the Department has a fully functioning, mature EPMO team that is expanding to include not only systems, but to all areas of the Department.

Parrish holds a Six Sigma Greenbelt certification, and has a Master’s degree in Information and Communication Technology with a Project Management focus from the University of Denver. 

Michael Feldmiller, Chief Information Officer, Carina Health

eHealth Commission Advisor

Jackie Sievers, Vice President of Social Determinants of Health, Contexture

eHealth Commission Advisor

Jackie Sievers serves as the Vice President of Social Determinants of Health (SDOH) at Contexture, where she leads the SDOH program and technology to improve care quality in Colorado and Wyoming. She was instrumental in launching the Community Resource Network (CRN) in 2020 and has been integral to its growth. Jackie has demonstrated her expertise at Civitas, the San Diego 211 CIE Summit, and Alaska’s HIE Summit. Under her leadership, CRN was recognized in the ONC SDOH Toolkit and won second place in the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation SDOH Innovation Challenge.

With over 20 years of experience in human services operations, Quality Assurance, and Informatics, Jackie advocates for the secure exchange of whole health data. Her expertise as a former end-user helps her enhance workflows and care coordination. Previously, she served as COO at Quality Health Network, overseeing the Social Determinant of Health solution, CRN.

Jackie is dedicated to empowering community leaders with tools and workflows that streamline their efforts and improve community health through secure data sharing.