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AlleghenyHealth Records

About AHR

A record company, rooted here

Healthcare technology built for complex care organizations. We build in Pittsburgh, for the tangled, river-crossed reality of regional care.

Our story

Fifteen years of one idea

Allegheny Health Records grew out of one regional problem: records that stopped at every facility border. The history below traces that growth.

  1. 2011

    Founded in a Station Square office by four clinical informaticists frustrated by transition-of-care re-keying.

  2. 2014

    First multi-facility deployment: two hospitals and their shared specialty clinics on one record.

  3. 2017

    Data exchange gateway launched; interface partners join the network.

  4. 2020

    Analytics module ships on the shared record, replacing nightly extracts.

  5. 2023

    Move to the Golden Triangle offices; 24/7 monitoring desk opens.

  6. 2026

    Version 4.8: reference-range trends, co-signature routing, audit search.

Leadership

The people behind the platform

Leadership profiles shown for demonstration.

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Lauren Moreau

Chief Executive Officer

lmoreau@alleghenyhealthrecords.com

Lauren joined AHR after running operations for two multi-hospital networks. She still sits in on implementation debriefs, usually with a marked-up product spec in hand.

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Mirelle Vantier

Chief Financial Officer

mvantier@alleghenyhealthrecords.com

Mirelle has guided finance teams through growth-stage software and provider-network expansion. She built AHR’s planning rhythm around clear forecasts, disciplined hiring, and durable margins.

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Jonathan Sins, MD

Chief Medical Information Officer

jsins@alleghenyhealthrecords.com

Jonathan practiced internal medicine before leading clinical informatics at a regional health system. He still shadows care teams each quarter to find the friction dashboards miss.

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Priya Raghunathan

VP, Customer Engineering

praghunathan@alleghenyhealthrecords.com

Priya has spent her career turning difficult interfaces and migrations into repeatable engineering. Her team knows every customer escalation ends with a better playbook.

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Douglas Ferreira

Chief Information Security Officer

dferreira@alleghenyhealthrecords.com

Douglas came to healthcare after a decade in regulated infrastructure and incident response. He runs tabletop exercises with the same engineers who carry the pager.

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Anne-Sophie Kessler, RN

Head of Clinical Informatics

akessler@alleghenyhealthrecords.com

Anne-Sophie spent fourteen years in bedside nursing and clinical systems design. She tests every workflow from the night-shift perspective before calling it finished.

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Marcus Bell

Director of Implementation

mbell@alleghenyhealthrecords.com

Marcus has led more than forty hospital and ambulatory launches, including two merger-weekend cutovers. He is happiest when every task has an owner and a fallback.

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Danae Quillan

Payroll Specialist

dquillan@alleghenyhealthrecords.com

Danae manages multi-state payroll, benefits deductions, and the edge cases that surface after acquisitions. Colleagues know her for resolving discrepancies before payday.

The region

Why Pittsburgh

A city rebuilt on engineering discipline, the temperament we bring to records.

Pittsburgh hillside neighborhood with houses stepping down a green slope

Neighborhood-scale care

Care here is a web of neighborhoods and crossings, not a single campus. Records must travel the same terrain.

Downtown Pittsburgh in warm dawn light, seen from the historic incline hillside

Built to endure

Inclines still climb these hills after a century. We design for that kind of service life.

Downtown Pittsburgh skyline reflected in the Allegheny River from the North Shore

One confluence

Three rivers meet at one point. So does our data: every message converges on a single record.

NotePhotography shows the real Pittsburgh region for atmosphere. AHR has no facilities, customers, or affiliations depicted.