About the founders
Greg Adams and Larry Triplett have had a long career of innovation having founded and built Resource Systems, a software company specializing in long term healthcare. The company developed a system for controlling medical supply inventory using bar code technology and, more recently, CareTracker, a touch-screen based system for tracking care in the long term care environment. Resource Systems was on the Inc 5000 fastest growing company list in 2004 and by 2011 had nearly 100 employees and was responsible for monitoring the care in nearly one third of all the nursing homes in United States.
In 2011, Cerner Corporation (CERN) purchased Resource Systems as a strategic move to expand its healthcare offerings into the long term care environment.
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Triplett and Adams spent several years in philanthropic endeavors including regional economic and entrepreneurial development efforts.
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In 2017, after learning about the challenges associated with shoulder impairment and traditional methods for rehabilitation, Triplett and Adams formed Triad Labs to transform the shoulder rehab experience using virtual reality and machine learning technology. Their product, Reach, is currently available on the Oculus Store as a non medical device.
Greg Adams
Entrepreneur and civic leader R. Gregory Adams has made a significant impact on national healthcare technology, regional economic development, and community government.
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Since 2017, he has served as Chief Executive Office and Co-Owner of Triad Labs, an entrepreneurial business in the virtual reality physical therapy field. He has also served since 2011 as Chief Executive Officer and Co-Owner of TDPI Ventures, an entrepreneurial consulting and management company.
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Previously, Mr. Adams co-founded and for three decades served as a co-owner of Resource Systems, a privately-held company which was recognized as one of the fastest-growing companies in America by Inc. Magazine. The company provided innovative solutions to track care delivery in long-term care facilities nationwide, helping to maintain and improve the quality of life for residents.
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He has helped advance economic development throughout Southeastern Ohio, serving since 2010 as a Board Member of the Ohio Appalachian Business Council and its subsidiary, the Appalachian Partnership for Economic Growth. Since 2011, he has been a board member of the Southeastern Ohio Regional Medical Center, where he recently completed a term as Board President.
Mr. Adams served his community as the Mayor of the Village of New Concord from 1988-2015. He has also been a member of the New Concord Planning Commission, the New Concord Village Council, the Evergreen Village Board of Directors, the Muskingum County Library Board, the Muskingum County Community Foundation, the Muskingum County Facilities and Convention Authority Board. He is a Trustee Emeritus of the John and Annie Glenn Museum.
A Muskingum University Trustee since 2016, Mr. Adams is also a recipient of the University’s alumni Distinguished Service Award. He has also been honored by multiple organizations in recognition of his exemplary civic commitment.
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Mr. Adams earned his Bachelor of Arts degree magna cum laude in Mathematics. He is an IFR certified private aircraft pilot, a certified SCUBA diver, and successfully climbed Mt. Kilimanjaro with his daughter Clare Adams. He also enjoys skiing, biking, golf, tennis, sailing, and participating in community theater productions. He and his wife Eileen live in New Concord and have two adult children.
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Greg Adams can be reached at gadams@triadlabs.com
Larry Triplett
Larry Triplett co-founded Resource Systems, a healthcare software company, in 1980 immediately upon graduating from Muskingum College. He and his business partner, Greg Adams, built the company over a period of 31 years in which it became the premier provider of documentation software for the nursing home industry. It was on Inc. Magazine’s list of the fastest growing companies in the nation. The company was acquired by The Fortune 500 company, Cerner Corporation in 2011 and continues to operate in New Concord, Ohio.
In 2004 he was instrumental in forming the Muskingum County Business Incubator (MCBI), a non-profit business incubator that helps businesses expand, creating jobs and opportunities for people in the region. His expertise in small business and entrepreneurship has been called upon by the Governor’s office.
In 2011 he helped found the East Central Ohio Tech Angel Fund, a private/public collaborative that helps Southeastern Ohio’s entrepreneurs find private equity investors.
He has served on several company boards, the Genesis Healthcare System Board of Directors, the Voinovich Center for Entrepreneurship Advisory Board, TechGrowth Ohio’s Investment Board, and he served as Chairman of the Board for the Zanesville-Muskingum Chamber of Commerce.
He has volunteered his time as a Big Brother, a church elder, a board member of the Southeast Ohio Symphony Orchestra, the United Way, a board member of the Information Technology Association of Appalachian Ohio and many other organizations.
He is an IFR Certified private pilot, a certified scuba diver, enjoys biking, running, golf, building things in his workshop and learning. He and his wife, Debbie, volunteer their time and their Goldendoodle Penny as a therapy dog at local hospitals, nursing homes and schools.
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Larry Triplett can be reached at ltriplett@triadlabs.com