Founded in 2003, DataPros for Healthcare is the leading independent data cleansing company in the United States. DataPros for Healthcare is a fast-growing company employing more than 50 people with its headquarters in Tampa, Florida. The company provides data cleansing, data management and a range of customized data reporting services for hospitals and integrated delivery networks across the country. We are engaged by GS1 Healthcare US, the organization that implements the GS1 global data standards for Healthcare, to implement the Global Data Standardization Network (GDSN) for healthcare providers.

The Ansley Capital Group is an experienced financial advisor and management consultancy that focuses on the unique challenges of emerging and growth-stage healthcare services and technology companies and business process outsourcers.
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Scott Miller of Lovett Miller & Co. has minority ownership interest in addition to an expansion capital investment.
Lovett Miller is a highly successful growth capital firm that manages $175 million in committed capital, whose typical investment is $5 to $15 million in equity per company. They hold a particular interest in healthcare and technology investments that compound their value over a ten-year period. Healthcare holdings have included Alphamed; CareAnyware, Inc.; Centennial Healthcare Corporation (NASDAQ: CTEN); Healthcare Solutions Inc.; MED3000 Inc.; Proxima Therapeutics; RxStrategies, Inc.; Southeast Healthplan, Inc.; Southern Assisted Living, Inc.; United Dental Care, Inc.; and SIGMA International General Medical Apparatus (Baxter invested $100M into SIGMA for 40% ownership position April 17, 2009). Software as a Service holdings have included CareAnywhere, Inc.; Employease, Inc. (NYSE: ADP); MED3000 Inc.; Novient, Inc.; Innosource, Inc.; and Peopleclick, Inc. [www.lovettmiller.com]

Martin Schaffel holds minority ownership interest as a Florida-based angel investor.
Mr. Schaffel was the Owner and Managing Chairman of Audio Visual Innovations, a firm headquartered in Tampa that specializes in audiovisual technologies. He started AVI with $2,000 in savings in 1979, and built it to be the number one company in its industry, with $255M in FY2007 revenue. As the sole owner and only board member of AVI, Mr. Schaffel was exclusively responsible for the expansion strategy as well as increasing gross revenue an average of 22% over the past five years through organic methods. AVI boasted 100 points of presence around the United States, Mexico, and Puerto Rico. In 2008, Mr. Schaffel completed the merger with SPL, the number two company in the audiovisual technology industry, resulting in a $500M enterprise. [www.avispl.com]

DataPros for Healthcare was founded in 2003 by Allen Esses and Joanne Steinhardt. The company’s first home was a 400-square-foot loft above a garage with one server. Within 18 months, the company had relocated to a 2,000-square-foot office, expanded operations from 3 people to 5, and upgraded from one tower server to three rack servers. 2007 was also a growth year, where we attracted investment capital to further expand operations. In July 2008, we relocated to a comfortable 3,800-square-foot, 1925 house that is surprisingly as technologically outfitted as most wired office buildings. Our total staff of 50 professionals are dedicated to solving the most complex data problems in the healthcare industry today.