Apr 29, 2025

Evry Health Names Air Force Veteran Healthcare Leader as Chief Medical Officer Glenn Hamilton, MD—who held the role of chief medical officer at the San Antonio Air Logistics Center during Desert Storm—will oversee all aspects of population health, utilization management, and clinical policy at Evry Health, the Dallas-based company said. Evry Health has appointed Glenn Hamilton, MD, as its new chief medical officer [Photo: Evry] Glenn Hamilton, MD, has been appointed as the new chief medical officer of Dallas-based Evry Health, a Globe Life Company and a tech-forward business-to-business health insurance company. Hamilton brings more than 25 years of executive leadership and frontline clinical experience to his new role at Evry Health. “Dr. Hamilton’s depth of experience in clinical care and managed care strategy, combined with his passion for patient-centered innovation, makes him an invaluable addition to our team as we continue to redefine what health insurance can and should be,” Chris Gay, Evry Health co-founder and CEO, said in a statement. “His leadership will be instrumental in advancing our core focus to deliver smarter, more efficient healthcare for everyone we serve driven by our tech-centric integrated model.” Evry is a mobile-first, tech-driven B2B health insurance company focused on lowering healthcare costs and improving access and quality via software automation and no copays/deductibles plans. Founded in 2017, it publicly launched from stealth in December 2021. ‘Driving change for sustainable healthcare reform’ Hamilton will oversee all aspects of population health, utilization management, and clinical policy, the company said. He’ll play a pivotal role in advancing the company’s mission to improve the state and quality of healthcare in the United States, making healthcare affordable, easily accessible, and transparent, the company said. “I’ve always been passionate about driving change for sustainable healthcare reform, which is why I joined Evry Health. I believe we have a real opportunity to lead meaningful change in how healthcare is delivered and experienced,” Hamilton said in a statement. “Evry’s directive to empower members, simplify care and reduce administrative burden for providers aligns with my commitment to improving outcomes through smarter, more sustainable managed care strategies. Together, we’re building a health plan that puts people, not red tape, at the center of care.” A board-certified family medicine physician, Hamilton has held chief medical officer roles across commercial, Medicare and Medicaid health plans, including Blue Cross-affiliated and independent nonprofit managed care organizations. Earlier in his career, Hamilton was a faculty member at Jefferson Medical College in Philadelphia, where he served as director of the Family Practice residency program at Jefferson’s Inspira Hospital System. An Air Force veteran, Hamilton held the role of chief medical officer (SGH) at the San Antonio Air Logistics Center during Desert Storm, leading the largest military occupational health clinic in the world at the time. At Evry, health insurance isn’t about premiums, deductibles and coverage; it is about ensuring the people it serves live healthier and happier lives, the company said. Don’t miss what’s next. Subscribe to Dallas Innovates. Track Dallas-Fort Worth’s business and innovation landscape with our curated news in your inbox Tuesday-Thursday. One quick signup, and you’re done. Combining cutting-edge research and real-world applications, the UT Dallas professor transforms public health with innovations in detection technology, including “a check engine light” for the human body. In collaboration with EnLiSense, the company she cofounded, Dr. Prasad combines chemistry with software and hardware to bring the technology to life as market-ready devices. Fort Worth-based marketing agency The Starr Conspiracy has officially rebranded as TSC, signaling a new era with fresh leadership. CEO Ashley Bernard is steering the agency toward innovation, AI investment, and cutting-edge marketing strategies, with the rebrand unveiled at the 2024 HR Technology Conference & Exposition. "Our mission is to help those who help others," says Pieces Technologies CEO Dr. Ruben Amarasingham. With $25M in growth funding, Dallas-based Pieces is gearing up to transform hospital care with AI that streamlines clinical workflows and eases the load on care teams. Jason Weems, who has led tech innovation efforts at Cigna and Evernorth, joins Frisco-based Soleo Health as its first Chief Information Officer. Weems brings a personal drive to his new role, drawing on his own experiences navigating the healthcare system for his daughter’s care. TAGS: