About Us

Pat is a Partner at TT Capital Partners (TTCP) focused on alternate investments in healthcare services and technology companies.  He has more than 20 years of operating experience as a senior executive in technology-enabled healthcare services businesses, including Change Healthcare, McKesson and predecessor organizations acquired by McKesson. Pat presently serves on the boards of directors for Verge Health and T Systems and acts as a strategic advisor to Visionary RCM and Access Healthcare. Prior to joining TTCP, Pat was an operating partner with Pamplona Capital Funds where he served as CEO of Formativ Health. He is a former board member of Crossover Health Care Ministry, the largest free healthcare clinic in Virginia. Pat earned a B.S. in Accounting from George Mason University and an M.B.S in Finance and Marketing from the Katz School of Business at the University of Pittsburgh.  He is a Certified Public Accountant (inactive).

Connie Moser brings to this position more than 30 years of experience in the healthcare technology industry. Connie has distinctive leadership abilities around predictive analytics, strategic use of data, and delivering operational efficiencies with cloud-based software solutions. She also ran the credentialing business while with McKesson. She has presented on various healthcare topics at meetings sponsored by HIMSS, HFMA and NAHAM, and the HFMA Thought Leadership Conference in Washington DC.

Pat serves as Executive Chairman of the Board for Verge Health. After a 30-plus-year career with Northern California's not-for-profit Sutter Health network of doctors and hospitals—including the past 10 years as president and chief executive officer—Pat Fry retired on Jan. 4, 2016. Under Pat's leadership, Sutter Health became a national leader in clinical quality and greatly expanded community access to healthcare in big cities and small towns throughout Northern California. Fry's achievements include the creation of the Sutter Medical Network, which unites Sutter's 5,000 aligned and affiliated physicians around common quality commitments; My Health Online, which provides more than 1 million Northern Californians with anytime online access to their personal health records; and the growing Sutter Health Plus health plan. During Fry's tenure, Sutter Health's annual revenues grew from $6.7 billion to more than $10 billion. While consistently achieving strong financial performance during Fry's tenure, Sutter Health made record investments in care for the underserved.

Dave Henderson, a co-founder of TripleTree, has 30 years of relevant experience having advised over 50 healthcare and technology companies. He has assisted numerous business owners and executive teams in planning and executing successful strategies to create and maximize the value of their firm. Prior to co-founding TripleTree, Dave spent 25+ years in venture capital, business development and as a senior operating executive, combined with seven years of public accounting experience at Arthur Andersen.

With more than 35 years of involvement in expansion issues from an investor, lender, and executive point-of-view, Fred supports entrepreneurs by helping them build effective sales organizations and navigate complex management and financial decisions. He has served in board roles for more than a dozen portfolio companies. He currently serves in leadership roles at several organizations that foster the region’s economic growth: he is a Director on the board of Boston’s North Shore Technology Council, the North Shore Innoventure Center, and the Connecticut Venture Group.

Tim Scallen is a Principal at TTCP, focused on deal execution and portfolio company management for the firm’s dedicated investment vehicles. His areas of focus primarily target high-growth businesses within the Healthcare IT, Services, and information analytics sectors. Tim has a broad set of M&A experiences structuring equity and debt transactions, actively working with portfolio company management teams, and sourcing new investment opportunities.