Robert Wiltshire

Principal

After earning degrees in Business Administration and Accounting, Bob worked as an accountant and controller for 10 years and learned to tailor informational and financial reporting systems by extracting key business data from limited software systems.

The last 20+ years have been in the Healthcare industry. Bob was a programmer analyst at WellCare of NY in 1994, then worked as the Director of IT for a Physician Alliance Management Company, and as of 2007 became the Principal of Information Mine Inc.Healthcare data has large and complicated data sets. This requires a blend of database expertise along with financial awareness to progressively create, develop, and evolve current reporting mechanisms.

“Healthcare and technology are both chaotic. These continuously evolving environments require an agile approach to project management. It is important to seek out win-win situations and Information Mine brings the necessary agility, computing power, and expertise to enhance an organizations capabilities. “

Carla Davis

Client Accounting Manager

Carla has over 15 years of experience in the Healthcare industry. She has been responsible for claims payment adjudication, managing provider relations in multiple counties, and assisting with data analysis review. Currently, she is the manager for client accounting services at Information Mine. Her experience and attention to detail allows her to handle whatever is thrown her way.

“I recognize the importance of quality Healthcare services; however, the benefit should not be outweighed by escalating costs.”

Cynthia Cozza

Provider Networks

Cindi has over 20 years of experience in the Healthcare Industry. Previous job experiences include supervision of medical claims staff and physician networking configuration. Her primary responsibility is making sure that physician networks and related contracts are tracked accurately. She also handles monthly reporting and hospital discharge tracking. Occasionally, we all hear a very accomplished laugh as she writes SQL.

“I feel that attention to detail is vital to promoting efficiency as well as accuracy.”