Focused on better blood collection workflows.

Prior to joining Healthcare-ID, Richard L. Stone was a project manager for a software consulting firm working with customers to design and develop state-of-the-art software systems to meet specific requirements. Rick first joined Healthcare-ID as a consultant in 1995 and became an employee in 1998. Rick was instrumental in designing and developing the original Donor-ID system and getting the first customer installed. Rick is the leader of Healthcare-ID's development group and the chief technologist. Rick remains very active in the design of the company products and spends a significant portion of his time working with customers and prospects. He has strong communication skills and the ability to learn new applications quickly by staying current with new technologies. In January of 2011, Rick was appointed President of Healthcare-ID.

Bryan F. Sadorf held a variety of management positions prior to joining Healthcare-ID. He came to the company after 11 years at Chicago Title and Trust. Prior to joining the company, Bryan had been the Manager of Development, Installation and Customer Service at his previous job. He has led large development and installation projects and managed the help desk. Since joining HID in 2002 Bryan has been involved with software design, managing the development process life-cycle and customer support. His attention to detail and ability to write both functional and technical specifications is a real plus. As a project manager he understands business requirements, design specifications and all of the important steps in the technical process.

Mary came to HID in 2009 after 15 years at Motorola. At Motorola Mary had roles all along the software development cycle, from design, to support, to training. Her wide ranging experiences allowed her to quickly adapt and advance within the HID environment. Mary's primary function with the company involves managing relationships with our business partners and the software connection between multiple systems. In addition, Mary manages the sales process for the company.

Steve has been with the company since 2005. Originally dedicated to software validation and customer installation support, Steve has taken on the responsibility of the company's quality management, in addition to all finance and human resource functions. In the role of quality, Steve is responsible for ensuring a quality system and handling all FDA related issues.

Kami came to HID in early 2010 after 10 years at Northfield Labs where she worked in both technical and leadership positions. She worked on various FDA related projects and brings a wealth of FDA knowledge to the company. At HID Kami is involved with software validation, documentation and end user support.

Mary came to HID in 2009 after 15 years at Motorola. At Motorola Mary had roles all along the software development cycle, from design, to support, to training. Her wide ranging experiences allowed her to quickly adapt and advance within the HID environment. Mary's primary function with the company involves managing relationships with our business partners and the software connection between multiple systems. In addition, Mary manages the sales process for the company.

Sam has been with HID since 2014. He came here with 11 years of experience working in IT systems, where he gained vast experience in customer service and various business analyst functions. He also obtained his Master of Science, Information Services degree prior to joining HID. His responsibilities include validation testing, documentation, test case and use case creation, and user support.

Tiffany came to HID in 2012 with 13 years of experience working in direct customer support positions. Her responsibilities include validation testing, documentation, test cases, user support, marketing materials, and organizing all the trade show activities.

Bryan F. Sadorf held a variety of management positions prior to joining Healthcare-ID. He came to the company after 11 years at Chicago Title and Trust. Prior to joining the company, Bryan had been the Manager of Development, Installation and Customer Service at his previous job. He has led large development and installation projects and managed the help desk. Since joining HID in 2002 Bryan has been involved with software design, managing the development process life-cycle and customer support. His attention to detail and ability to write both functional and technical specifications is a real plus. As a project manager he understands business requirements, design specifications and all of the important steps in the technical process.

Steve has been with the company since 2005. Originally dedicated to software validation and customer installation support, Steve has taken on the responsibility of the company's quality management, in addition to all finance and human resource functions. In the role of quality, Steve is responsible for ensuring a quality system and handling all FDA related issues.

Maggie has been with the company since 2000. She wrote much of the original 2.x system and has been involved with design and development of the web application. Maggie was a physician in Shanghai, China earlier in her career. Currently, Maggie is a lead developer.

Ken joined HID in 2014. He came to us with a B.A. in Health Informatics and Health and Human Physiology, along with web development and customer service experience. Ken's primary role is development, assisting with Integration testing and technical support for the Donor-ID application.

Dan's primary role is development and technical support for the Donor-ID application. Dan's background as a SQL Server database administrator has been instrumental in developing database solutions within the Donor ID application. Dan previously worked as a Web Developer and SQL Server DBA at Wolters Kluwer in Riverwoods, Illinois. He joined HID in December 2011.

Prior to joining Healthcare-ID, Richard L. Stone was a project manager for a software consulting firm working with customers to design and develop state-of-the-art software systems to meet specific requirements. Rick first joined Healthcare-ID as a consultant in 1995 and became an employee in 1998. Rick was instrumental in designing and developing the original Donor-ID system and getting the first customer installed. Rick is the leader of Healthcare-ID's development group and the chief technologist. Rick remains very active in the design of the company products and spends a significant portion of his time working with customers and prospects. He has strong communication skills and the ability to learn new applications quickly by staying current with new technologies. In January of 2011, Rick was appointed President of Healthcare-ID.