Julie Hoyte,
Founder and CEO
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Our Founder
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Julie believes health IT should reduce friction for clinicians and staff while delivering measurable benefit to beneficiaries. She emphasizes workflow-first requirements, usable security, and disciplined quality practices so systems support safer decisions, better continuity of care, and a better experience for the people who rely on them.

Our Founder
Julie Hoyte
Biography
Julie Hoyte leads with a beneficiary-first standard: technology must protect the people it serves and work in the real world where care happens. She brings clinical experience and federal health IT experience to help teams clarify requirements, strengthen quality, and deliver secure, reliable systems that improve trust, access, and outcomes for beneficiaries.
Julie is a service-disabled veteran with extensive experience in federal health and health information technology. With a clinical background in nursing, radiology, and healthcare administration, she bridges operational workflows and technical delivery so teams can define what to build, validate it early, and release with confidence.
Julie sets the delivery standards and team culture that enable HITS to consistently deliver resultsthat benefit end users and beneficiaries, including:
- Translates stakeholder needs into testable requirements and acceptance criteria
- Strengthens usability and adoption through human-centered design
- Improves quality through practical QA and testing discipline
- Supports predictable releases through configuration and release control
- Advocates for veterans and patients who depend on these systems
Julie Hoyte leads with a beneficiary-first standard: technology must protect the people it serves and work in the real world where care happens. She brings clinical experience and federal health IT experience to help teams clarify requirements, strengthen quality, and deliver secure, reliable systems that improve trust, access, and outcomes for beneficiaries.
Julie is a service-disabled veteran with extensive experience in federal health and health information technology. With a clinical background in nursing, radiology, and healthcare administration, she bridges operational workflows and technical delivery so teams can define what to build, validate it early, and release with confidence.
Julie sets the delivery standards and team culture that enable HITS to consistently deliver resultsthat benefit end users and beneficiaries, including:
- Translates stakeholder needs into testable requirements and acceptance criteria
- Strengthens usability and adoption through human-centered design
- Improves quality through practical QA and testing discipline
- Supports predictable releases through configuration and release control
- Advocates for veterans and patients who depend on these systems
Julie focuses teams on outcomes that matter to beneficiaries, such as reduced delays, fewer workflow workarounds, clearer ownership of actions, and higher trust in the system.
Julie focuses teams on outcomes that matter to beneficiaries, such as reduced delays, fewer workflow workarounds, clearer ownership of actions, and higher trust in the system.
Learn more about Julie’s background and recent features:
For more on her professional background, find her on LinkedIn.
Health Information Technology Solutions (HITS) LLC featured by G2xchange on their latest Emerging Federal Contractor Spotlight.
Julie Hoyte on the Impact Podcast Series.
Awards




SBA certified 8(a), SDVOSB, and EDWOSB. Virginia SWaM certified.





