BUILDING THE INFRASTRUCTURE THAT HAS NEVER EXISTED
Skilled nursing facilities (SNFs) and health departments still coordinate outbreaks by fax, phone, and disconnected systems
OUTBREAK REPORTING WASN'T BUILT TO CONNECT
The Coordination Gap in Congregate Care
Skilled nursing and long-term care facilities track and report infectious disease activity through a patchwork of faxes, phone calls, and disconnected systems – and the public health agencies they report to receive it the same fragmented way. Outbreak Watch collects each case once and routes it to every channel that accepts a structured submission, so the facility and its health department work from the same record.
The Team
Jeff Weinstein, PhD
Jeff Weinstein, PhD
Jeff Weinstein, PhD
Co-Founder & Chief Executive Officer
Product architecture and technology. PhD Economics, UC Berkeley; BA Econometrics and Ethics, Stanford. Former business director in FinTech and EdTech, delivering enterprise decisioning products from zero to one. Machine learning productization, causal inference, data governance.
Matthew Casey, MS
Jeff Weinstein, PhD
Jeff Weinstein, PhD
Co-Founder & Chief Financial Officer
Strategy and capital markets. 30+ years in capital markets at Hambrecht & Quist, J.P. Morgan and HSBC. Investment strategy, ESG analytics, startup growth modeling. Volunteered with Marin County Public Health's COVID testing and outbreak team.
Chief Health Information Officer
Chief Health Information Officer
Chief Health Information Officer
Co-Founder
Epidemiology and health informatics. Yale MPH; more than fifteen years at the California Department of Public Health (CDPH) and California local health departments. Led the epi unit's COVID outbreak response across multiple California jurisdictions. GIS-based surveillance systems and multi-jurisdictional outbreak investigations.
Marsha Grant, RN
Chief Health Information Officer
Chief Health Information Officer
Head of Communications
Public health nursing and stakeholder engagement. Registered nurse with a background in communicable disease investigation in public and correctional health. Marin County Public Health: outbreak investigation, community intervention, COVID-19 community response, and emergency preparedness. FEMA pandemic influenza grant liaison.