Five steps to care at home

Dr. Lance Pickard is a family medicine physician who brings a modern, streamlined, and patient‑centered approach to care. He earned his medical degree from McGovern Medical School at UTHealth Houston and completed his residency at Memorial Family Medicine in Sugar Land, where he developed a strong foundation in diagnostics, preventive care, and long‑term health management.

With nearly two decades of experience, Dr. Pickard focuses on clear communication, practical guidance, and making healthcare feel simple rather than overwhelming. He blends traditional clinical training with a tech‑forward mindset, using efficient workflows and modern tools to help patients get answers quickly and confidently.

Patients appreciate his warm, straightforward style, his ability to explain complex issues in plain language, and his commitment to care that feels both personal and up‑to‑date. His goal is to create a healthcare experience that respects your time, supports your goals, and gives you clarity at every step.

Dr. Jonathon Wanta was born and raised in Chicago. He earned his medical degree from Case Western Reserve University School of Medicine, completed his psychiatry residency at the University of Washington, and completed his Child and Adolescent Psychiatry fellowship at Ann & Robert H. Lurie Children’s Hospital of Chicago in affiliation with Northwestern University Feinberg School of Medicine. Dr. Wanta is double board-certified in General Psychiatry and Child & Adolescent Psychiatry.

Dr. Wanta takes a holistic, individualized approach to mental health care, recognizing that meaningful treatment starts with a detailed history and accurate diagnosis. He places a strong emphasis on understanding the full context of a person’s symptoms, experiences, and circumstances and tailoring treatment plans to an individual’s needs and goals.

Jeremy Mattern is the Founder, Chairman, and Managing Member of Eccentric, bringing to the company a career defined by entrepreneurship, technological innovation, and the development of mission-critical systems operating at national scale.

Over the course of his career, Mattern has founded, built, and led companies at the intersection of technology, healthcare, public safety, aviation, and complex operations. His work includes Intermedix, which grew to become one of the nation’s largest providers of electronic medical-record and medical-billing solutions, and Medic-CE.com, a nationally accredited continuing-education platform serving emergency medical services professionals.

Mattern also founded Iberon, where he pioneered technologies supporting some of the most demanding security and public-safety environments in the United States. Among them was NCITE, a platform developed to provide authorized undercover law-enforcement personnel with secure access to restricted FBI, counterterrorism, and state criminal-information systems. Under Mattern’s leadership, Iberon also developed the security and identity-vetting solution adopted by the U.S. Department of Defense to enhance force protection across U.S. Army installations throughout the continental United States.

His work in public-safety technology extended to large-scale emergency 911 communications, including mass-notification systems engineered to rapidly reach hundreds of thousands of people within defined geographic areas during critical events. Mattern is a named inventor on dozens of U.S. patents, reflecting a career-long emphasis on transforming complex operational problems into scalable, dependable technology.

A lifelong aviation enthusiast and private aircraft owner, Mattern extended that operational focus to business aviation as the founder of International Trip Planning Services, a global flight-support company providing around-the-clock operational planning and meteorological services to Fortune 500 corporate flight departments and other sophisticated aircraft operators.

In 2026, Mattern established The Mattern Foundation, a 501(c)(3) charitable organization dedicated to expanding access to addiction treatment for individuals who might otherwise be unable to afford care. The Foundation reflects his broader belief that consequential institutions should ultimately improve the lives of the people they serve.

Long before becoming a technology entrepreneur, Mattern’s career began on the front lines of medicine and emergency response. He served as a house-staff physician in Family Medicine at the University of Texas Medical Branch at Galveston and as a Fire Department Captain and Paramedic, with responsibility for overseeing emergency medical services on Houston’s west side. Those experiences—where reliability, speed, judgment, and accountability can carry life-or-death consequences—would profoundly influence his approach to building companies and technology.

Today, Mattern brings that uncommon combination of medicine, technology, public safety, aviation, and entrepreneurship to Eccentric’s telehealth platform. His focus remains the same one that has characterized his career: eliminating friction from complex systems and building technology that performs reliably when the stakes are highest.

Michael Reyes is the Chief Information Officer at Eccentric, where he drives the company’s overarching technology strategy and execution. A proven technical leader, Michael previously served as the original architect of Medic-CE.com—a leading multi-tenant platform for first responders—guiding its technical evolution through four successful acquisitions. During his tenure at Lexipol, he directed a distributed organization of 11 engineers and two external partners, transforming the Wellness engineering team to deliver 16% more value 29% faster in just one year. Recognizing his ability to scale high-performing teams, Lexipol elevated him to lead its Policy division, the company’s largest product portfolio. Today, Michael brings that same blend of hands-on technical expertise and strategic leadership to Eccentric’s mission.