Steven F. Isenberg, MD – Co-founder
Dr. Steve Isenberg has a long history of business success. He has run a successful solo medical practice since 1979 and is experienced in all aspects of business management and investing in early stage companies. In addition to his practice, he is currently serving as the CEO of Apricity LLC, the owner of HeatTreat™ and also is the co-founder of DocInvent LLC, developer of NasoNeb, a patented medical product.
He has served on the boards of Artistic Media Partners, a privately held radio station company, the American Academy of Otolaryngology-Head and Neck Surgery, and on the medical advisory board of Oxford Finance.
Steve has served as the Co-Director of the POINT Project at Harvard University, an on-line outcomes registry, and as President of Surgeons Outcomes Research Cooperative (SOURCE) in Otolaryngology at Duke University. Other positions included serving on the Board of Directors and Professional Standards Committee of the Indianapolis Medical Society, President of Alpha Omega Alpha, the national medical honorary, receiving the Indiana University School of Medicine Dean’s Award in 1975 and the Otis Bowen Distinguished Leadership Award in 2002 and 2003, and serving as President of the Indiana University School of Medicine’s Deans Council from 2004 to 2007.
Turning his attention to angel investing, Steve founded Physicians Surgery Center Development Company in 1997 which has provided investors with outstanding returns during that time. In 2001, he provided the angel investment for Zotec Partners, a company that has grown to become one the largest privately held medical billing and medical billing software companies in the world.
Dr. Isenberg is the editor of Managed Care, Outcomes and Quality: A Practical Guide (Thieme Publishers, 1997, New York, NY), and the co-editor of Profiting From Quality: Outcome Strategies for Medical Practice (Jossey-Bass, San Francisco, 1999). He is an Assistant Professor of Otolaryngology-Head and Neck Surgery at the Indiana University School of Medicine.