Jeff Woodham
ATLAS Technologies has hired a home medical equipment (HME) and Complex Rehab Technology (CRT) veteran as its new executive vice president (EVP).
Jeff Woodham, whose résumé includes a 24-year tenure with The MED Group member services organization, joined ATLAS on Aug. 1, the business optimization and software company said in an Aug. 3 announcement.
Woodham has specialized in leading technology companies, most recently as EVP of Mandry Technology Solutions in Lubbock, Texas.
ATLAS Technologies’ President/CEO Bill Paul said in the announcement, “We are excited to welcome
Jeff to the ATLAS Technology team as executive vice president. His extensive knowledge and professional
experience in HME/CRT and information technology will bring exceptional value to our clients and their patients.
With our provider support ecosystem of products and services, Jeff will continue his passion for helping providers
serve patients with the latest technology, ensuring they receive the correct equipment in less time.”
Las Vegas-based ATLAS specializes in supporting CRT providers via a robust set of tools and services for business management, efficiencies and compliance, all aimed at enhancing the patient experience. The current ATLAS Technologies software suite includes ATLAS RCM Software, ATLAS Clinical Evals Software (ACES), TeleHealth Clinical Eval Software, ATLAS-RPM and the newly introduced ATLAS (RAMP) Referral Acquisition Management Program.
“My decision to join ATLAS represents both a return to an industry I know well and an opportunity to help shape
what comes next for the ATLAS Complex Rehab Technology ecosystem,” said Woodham in the announcement. “ATLAS has built a strong technology platform serving CRT and HME providers. Moving forward, our opportunity is to continue evolving beyond software alone — connecting providers, clinicians, patients, payers, manufacturers and strategic partners through an increasingly valuable and collaborative ecosystem.”
“By combining technology with ATLAS’s expanded business services — including education, operational
resources, industry partnerships and data-driven insights — we can help independent providers operate more
effectively, compete more successfully, and ultimately deliver an enhanced experience for providers, patients and
payers as a trusted CRT/HME industry partner,” Woodham added.
