Richard Strobridge

Richard Strobridge is a highly accomplished entrepreneur with over two decades of experience in leading innovative teams in the digital health industry. Richard has an extensive background in technology go-to-market strategies, R&D, international regulatory approvals, and business development that has led to his success in founding, co-founding, or being an initial executive team member for five prosperous start-ups.

One of Richard's notable achievements was inventing the first wireless blood glucose meter, in addition to patents around telehealth, clinician alerts, and contextual health data that have shaped today's healthcare industry. He also wrote and filed a provisional patent with 62 claims for a healthcare marketplace related to transparent product and service comparison, using API connections to public databases.

Richard has a Bachelor of Science degree in Geology/Earth Science, Marine Science from Colgate University and studied Graduate courses in Business Administration, Finance, Technology Management, and Marketing at San Diego State University's Fowler College of Business. He has been recognized with numerous prestigious awards, including the New Product Innovation Award 2x, Best Practices Award, High Tech America Award, Nokia Innovation & Excellence Award, eHealthcare Leadership Award, and Digital Health Global 100 Award.

Currently, Richard is the Chief Executive Officer at Rx.Health, an innovative digital health platform that partners with health systems to prescribe digital therapeutics and innovative care solutions. He previously held positions as Founder and Chief Executive Officer at Nextbridge Health, Vice President, Healthcare at CRF Health, Co-Founder/CEO/Chairman at Entra Health, Vice President, Sales and Marketing at Awarepoint Corporation, Founder/CEO/Chairman at Healthcare Technology Corporation, Vice President, Operations at Stryker, and Co-Founder/COO at Infomedix Communications.