August 18, 2020 • 2:00 PM - 3:00 PM ET

Joe Greenberg leads the group business segment at Sidecar Health. His responsibilities include development and enablement of go-to-market partners serving the segment and the overall performance of the group business.

Joe has extensive health plan leadership and operations experience with a record of achievements in building and executing winning strategies. Prior to joining Sidecar Health, Joe served as Vice President and General Manager of Blue Shield of California’s Individual line of business. Prior to this Joe spent more than ten years at Anthem Blue Cross serving in a variety of roles across all commercial lines of businesses including Vice President and General Manager of the Small Group Business Segment nationally, Staff Vice President of Strategic Initiatives for the California Plan, and Regional Vice President of National Account Operations. Prior to joining Anthem, Joe held leadership positions at Health Net and Blue Shield of California and served as a management consultant focused on healthcare and financial services at both Accenture and First Consulting Group (now CSC).

Joe has a Master’s Degree in Public Administration (MPA) from the University of Southern California and a Bachelor of Art’s Degree in Psychology from the University of Arizona. Joe has served as an Adjunct Professor in the University of Southern California School of Pharmaceutical and Health Economics since 2016. Outside of work, he and his wife Jessica enjoy fitness, travel and spending time with their three daughters.

Patrick Quigley leads Sidecar Health towards their goal: lowering healthcare costs in the U.S. by $1 trillion annually while increasing access to care. Patrick believes this will be accomplished by introducing real choice and transparency into healthcare. Sidecar Health gives their members a Visa card with up to $2 million of coverage so members can go buy care when they need it from any doctor they choose. The company combines this buying power with an app that provides the prices of any medical service or prescription drug, as well as how much the plan covers. By changing patients into purchasers, administrative costs are removed from the healthcare system and market forces drive costs down for everyone.

Patrick has more than 20 years of operating experience in sales, marketing, product management and engineering at both public and private consumer companies. He holds an MBA from The Wharton School at the University of Pennsylvania and received his B.S. in engineering from Duke University.

When creating Sidecar Health, Patrick and his co-founder challenged the founding team to rebuild health insurance from the ground up. “With U.S. healthcare costs higher than the rest of the world, we cannot afford to increment our way to ‘better’,” says Quigley. “We asked ourselves what consumers would want: to see any doctor, to get care without surprises, and most importantly, for it to be dramatically more affordable. So that’s what we built.”

Immediately prior to starting Sidecar Health, the founding team ran a leading consumer destination site for health insurance which connected more than 30 million people with a health insurance plan.