Griffin Layne is the founder and architect of EasyHealth Systems™ — financial governance infrastructure designed to rebuild the foundational rails of healthcare revenue formation. His work focuses on correcting structural weaknesses in healthcare's financial architecture that have persisted for decades not because they were unrecognized, but because no mechanism existed to address them at the point of formation.
Layne spent more than a decade working inside major healthcare institutions in both clinical and operational environments after initially attending medical school. That experience exposed him directly to the structural fragility embedded in healthcare finance — where revenue is asserted operationally and verified financially only after the fact, creating the denial cycles, audit reconstruction, and capital uncertainty that define the industry's current condition.
That experience made one thing clear: healthcare's financial instability was not operational — it was architectural. The systems built to execute care and process claims were never designed to determine whether a financial obligation was enforceable before it was recorded. Revenue entered the system under uncertainty, and an entire industry grew up to manage the consequences.
Recognizing that the technology stack had finally converged to make deterministic validation and audit-grade governance possible, Layne designed EasyHealth as a new foundational layer — a read-only governance rail that sits outside execution, observing existing workflows and certifying financial obligations without replacing systems or altering clinical operations.
Columbia University Vagelos College of
Physicians & Surgeons
Dr. David P. Roye is an internationally recognized leader in pediatric orthopedics and academic medicine, having spent more than four decades at Columbia University Vagelos College of Physicians and Surgeons — where he built and led one of the world's leading pediatric orthopedic programs. Over the course of his career he has trained generations of surgeons, advanced clinical standards of care, and contributed extensively to the global development of pediatric orthopedics.
In addition to his clinical and academic leadership, Dr. Roye has long engaged with the broader institutional structures that shape healthcare systems. Through his work with hospital systems, academic institutions, and global health initiatives, he has focused on strengthening governance, collaboration, and leadership across complex healthcare environments — institutions where financial architecture and clinical outcomes are inseparable.
At EasyHealth Systems, Dr. Roye serves as President and Founding Partner. His four decades inside one of the country's premier academic medical institutions gave him a direct view of how the structural fragility of healthcare finance ultimately reaches the bedside — constraining resources, creating administrative burden, and diverting institutional energy from care delivery to revenue reconstruction.
His partnership in EasyHealth reflects a conviction that financial governance infrastructure is not a back-office problem. It is the foundation upon which patient care and community trust ultimately depend.