Mr. Mir is a senior healthcare executive with over a decade of operational and business development experience at LabCorp. Prior to founding digitalXhealth, Mr. Mir led LabCorp’s Northeast Correctional Healthcare segment focusing on Federal and State prisons as well as county jails.
Mr. Mir’s years of experience within the correctional healthcare industry has enabled digitalXhealth to develop a Strategic Advisory Board to better understand the challenges of healthcare delivery in correctional facilities as well as the healthcare needs upon return to our communities. The board is composed of current and former correctional professionals including Correctional Medical Directors, Government leaders, Law enforcement professionals and Reentry thought-leaders.
Mr. Mir has a passion for improving reentry experiences and services, specifically focused on transforming education, workforce development, and healthcare. While at LabCorp, Mr. Mir gained notoriety for developing the nation's first reentry phlebotomy training program for women returning to the community from prison. By working directly with Former New Jersey Governor McGreevey and the NJ Reentry leadership team, Mr. Mir was able to develop and launch the program, leading the collaboration between NJ Reentry Corporation, Hudson County Community College, and LabCorp which provided the clinical internship and possible path to employment for participants.
Mr. Mir also serves as the Chief Strategic Advisor for New Beginnings, a multi-state mental health outpatient patient practice providing remote and in-person psychiatric care and counseling to underserved communities throughout Pennsylvania, New Jersey, New York and Texas. Recognizing the need for overall healthcare needs for returning citizens launched the initiative to add primary care services to better serve existing behavioral health patients. Worked with Senior leadership to identify strategic partnerships with Government entities, local healthcare providers and non profit organizations to help better provide access and bridge the gap in care.