Veteran healthcare technology executive Dwight Erskine has been appointed as the new CEO of Dallas-based Healthmine, a member engagement and rewards platform for health plans. Erskine succeeds Bryce Williams, who will remain with Healthmine during a transition period before moving into an advisory role.

“Healthmine is built on a powerful idea that when you engage people in meaningful ways, you can change their health and their lives,” Erskine said in a statement. “My vision is to build on that idea by expanding our technology, strengthening our partnerships and empowering our clients to achieve results that matter. Together, we’ll push beyond traditional boundaries to deliver healthier communities and a stronger healthcare system.”

Erskine is a seasoned leader with more than 25 years of experience in healthcare technology, transformation and analytics, the company said.

Most recently, he was SVP of Enterprise Transformation at VillageMD, where he led the streamlining of clinical operations and scale value-based care delivery across the organization. Before that, he was the healthcare leader at Synergetics, a global operations consulting firm, where he advised payers and providers on operational strategy, digital transformation, and performance improvement.

Healthmine said that throughout his career, Erskine has focused on building sustainable solutions that improve patient care, reduce complexity, and empower organizations to thrive in changing markets.

The company said that Erskine comes aboard after a year of accelerated growth for the company. In 2025 so far, Healthmine said it has launched:

• Industry-leading AI-supported patient scheduling, QRM Connect, eliminating barriers to PCP appointment scheduling and increasing gap closure.
• Improved in-home assessment connectivity to help members self-schedule at-home visits, drive members back to their PCPs and provide the necessary data to health plans in case of risk adjustment audits.
• A strategic partnership with Exact Sciences to facilitate the incentivization of at-home colorectal cancer screenings with Cologuard.
• Revamped reward and incentives programs to allow for better coordination across quality and risk teams, more flexible reward redemption for members and ensure it meets the highest data security and compliance standards on the market.
• A strategic partnership with software developer Tenasol to deliver timely gap closure for the Transition of Care (TRC) and Follow-up After ED Visit for People with Multiple High-Risk Chronic Condition (FMC) Star Ratings measures.

“Under Bryce’s leadership, Healthmine has built a strong foundation and delivered significant value for health plans and members, especially under the intense regulatory scrutiny and change we’ve seen over the last 10 years,” Charles Boorady, founding managing partner at Health Catalyst Capital and Healthmine board member, said in a statement. “With Dwight stepping in, we see an exciting opportunity to expand the company’s reach and impact. Dwight brings not just experience, but also the energy and vision needed to reimagine how technology and data can improve lives at scale.”

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