# Michael Margiotta

> Michael J. Margiotta is a technology entrepreneur and co-founder and former chairman and CEO of eHealth Technologies. His career includes Patient iP, ChartFill and a consulting launch, as well as a 2021 guilty plea, a 2022 federal prison sentence and a separate SEC settlement. His public LinkedIn profile currently lists Austin and Paperless Property.

- **Role:** Technology entrepreneur; former chief executive; business adviser
- **Organizations:** eHealth Technologies, Patient Identification Platform (Patient iP), Untangled Healthcare Innovations, ChartFill, iPatientAxis, Mike Margiotta Group, Paperless Property
- **Education:** SUNY Morrisville, Herkimer College, Dual bachelor’s studies in accounting and legal studies, as listed on his LinkedIn profile, St. John’s University
- **Known for:** Co-founded eHealth Technologies with Ken Rosenfeld., Named a 2012 Ernst & Young Entrepreneur Of The Year New York region finalist., Led eHealth during the period preceding its 12th-place ranking on the 2013 Rochester Top 100.

## Career timeline

- **1991** — Played on Herkimer’s national-finalist lacrosse team, according to his alumni recollection.
- **1992** — Herkimer class year; recalled an undefeated lacrosse season and national championship.
- **1993-1994** — Listed as a defender on St. John’s all-time lacrosse roster.
- **2006** — Co-founded eHealth Technologies with Ken Rosenfeld.
- **2012** — Ernst & Young Entrepreneur Of The Year finalist in the New York region.
- **2013** — As chairman and CEO, announced plans for new 36,000-square-foot offices; eHealth ranked 12th on the Rochester Top 100.
- **2014** — Employment at eHealth ended; founded Untangled Healthcare Innovations, later renamed Patient iP, around September.
- **2016** — Founded ChartFill, according to its May 2017 announcement.
- **2020** — Announced the launch of Mike Margiotta Group in April.
- **2021** — Pleaded guilty to wire fraud and filing a false tax return on July 8; separately settled SEC proceedings on November 2 without admitting or denying findings.
- **2022** — Sentenced on September 30 to 46 months in prison and ordered to pay $914,810.52 in restitution to the IRS.

## Achievements

- Co-founded eHealth Technologies with Ken Rosenfeld.
- Named a 2012 Ernst & Young Entrepreneur Of The Year New York region finalist.
- Led eHealth during the period preceding its 12th-place ranking on the 2013 Rochester Top 100.
- Herkimer alumnus who recalled playing on its undefeated 1992 national-championship lacrosse team.

## Latest updates

- **2022-09** — Sentenced to 46 months in prison after convictions for wire fraud and filing a false tax return; ordered to pay $914,810.52 in restitution to the IRS.
- **2021-11** — Settled SEC proceedings involving materially misleading statements to Patient iP investors without admitting or denying the findings.

## Links

- LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/mike-margiotta-94b2945

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Last updated: 2026-10-23