Stroll enhances healthcare value by providing an integrated referral management application, a best-in-class consumer access experience, and back office and access center solutions. We deliver automatic insurance verification, out-of-pocket cost estimate, clinical decision support, prior authorization, real-time scheduling, effective patient reminders, and an unparalleled patient experience. Patients trust their doctors to decide where they should get care, and we do too.
Jordan spent the early part of his career at Merced Systems (acquired by NICE) building enterprise software for healthcare titans like United Healthcare and Kaiser. He is a proud graduate of Carleton College, and prior to his tenure in the software game, spent time working as a geologist ensuring the safety of nuclear power plants.
Matt likes shaping strategy and building systems. Prior to Stroll he worked at Spoke, building next-gen competitive intelligence tools for big business information mgmt. He is a graduate of UND, where he helped start the first-ever vc fund run by students. He is also a pilot, a musician, and a Minnesotan.
Brian is an experienced web developer with a portfolio of feature rich web apps with a background in data analysis. He is always seeking to find a better solution to seemingly intractable problems. Beyond coding, he spent time researching various social welfare states in pursuit of his MA in Government and Public Policy at University of Arizona. His undergrad was at Carleton College.
Born and raised in Silicon Valley, Chandler has worked in operations and engineering departments at Martini Media (acquired by Evolve Media) and Brand.net (acquired by Valassis), and as VP of Finance for his UC Berkeley fraternity chapter, where he overhauled a all financial and operational structures while doubling the chapter’s budget. He has experience in Java, Python, data structures, and sorting algorithms. He is a drummer and former rower.
Eric has a variety of engineering experience. At Stroll he focuses across the stack, and has led many a third party integration third projects. He has developed many responsive web applications but also crucial for the aircraft carrier EMALS catapult system, while working at Space Systems/Loral.
Misha is a true people person. He works tirelessly to expand Stroll’s network. As a Division I rower and full time student, he appreciates the meaning of hard work and incorporates that work ethic into everything he does. Growing up in Palo Alto, Misha picked up the entrepreneurial mentality -- think BIG. Misha likes nothing more than learning about what makes a company tick and is eager to make his name in the business world.
Gang is a highly skilled developer/designer with over 15 years experience building complex, and highly durable enterprise software systems. His experience spans the Nice Performance Management System, OpenSSO/Access Manager, Portal Server, and applications across enterprise search, secure remote access, web-based e- commerce databases, graphic tools, UI, and QA.
Ethan is a “utility player” here at Stroll who yearns for the outdoors and enjoys researching how innovative technologies should operate within contemporary legal frameworks. He attended UC Berkeley as an undergrad and plans to continue his studies at The University of Virginia School of Law. Go Bears!
Jordan Epstein, CEO of Stroll Health, was invited as an expert witness to testify to the House Committee on Science, Space, and Technology’s hearing about Stroll’s work in helping patients and physicians make value-based care decisions.
Here are some facts to show why we do what we do to try and make healthcare more simple and affordable for everyone.
In 2012, the total US healthcare costs reached $3 trillion, and it’s continued to increase since then.
SourceIf the price of grocery items grew at the same rate as that of healthcare prices, how expensive would our grocery items be today? Turns out, if the price of eggs grew as quickly as healthcare costs since 1945, a dozen eggs would costs $55 today.
SourceWe spend more than any other country, yet we aren’t as healthy as many other first-world countries.
SourceA more costly medical procedure doesn’t mean extra benefits or higher quality. Because of the lack in price transparency, few people know this fact.
SourcePoint of care information, healthcare news, Stroll updates. We share it all in our blog. Check it out here or see our recent articles below.
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(415) 409-8443
1845 Franklin St, STE 701
San Francisco, CA 94109
844-STROLLL
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If you have a question about a referral, or would like to learn how to receive more qualified patients from Stroll, call our Imaging Info Department:
If you were referred by your doctor to use Stroll to book your procedure, and you need help, please call one of our Booking Support Representatives:
Note: If all reps are busy, please leave a voicemail with your full name, type of procedure, and detailed question. Our next available rep will return your call.
If you would like to learn how to make electronic imaging referrals with Stroll, or if you are currently doing so and need help, please call Physician Support: