Frederick Fey

Fred Fey is a seasoned entrepreneur and consultant with deep experience in building and leading health care companies, including highly successful Medicaid managed care startups in major markets. He specializes in strategic planning and business development, product development and capital fundraising and as well as developing management services organizations. Prior to his current role, he founded The Institute for Predictive Medicine, a retail diagnostics business aimed at giving affluent baby boomers direct access to advanced technologies related to imaging (ultrasound, CT and MR), lab and genetic testing. This came directly out of his experience as co-founder, President and COO of HealthScreen America, a retail screening center in Jacksonville, Florida. Along with his brother, Chris Fey, co-founder and CEO, they raised $18 million in private placements and secured commitments for an additional $35 million. Direct-to-consumer offerings included high speed CT angiograms, research level MRIs, and virtual colonoscopies (1st in the nation). Other accomplishments included hospital joint ventures, software patents, and direct contracts with employers that included the PGA Tour, CSX Railroads and Federal Express. Fey founded or co-founded three Medicaid health plans: Healthcare USA in Florida and Missouri, a multi-state, 115,000 member HMO sold to publicly held Coventry Health Care and Family First Health Plan, a joint venture with the University of Chicago Hospitals and Health System. These plans were profitable due in part to innovative strategies involving key partnerships, unique benefits and the desire to improve the lives of members. He is a graduate of the University of Florida and lives in North Florida.