Artemis has received a three-year, $9.4 million contract to modernize the Veterans Health Administration's Veteran and Family Member Programs, bringing automation, data migration and data exchange support to a program serving more than 7 million Veterans and family members.
Artemis ARC has won a two-year, $2.3 million VA task order to support the Office of Suicide Prevention's Strategic Sprints, led by program management, data and communications teams.
Artemis employees spent six weeks moving for a good cause this summer. Fitness Frenzy 2026, the company's annual wellness challenge, wrapped up Aug. 31 with hundred of miles logged in support of the National Disabled Veterans Winter Sports Clinic.
Artemis ARC congratulates founder and president Aly Glick on being named a winner of FORUM's Leading for IMPACT, Women in Leadership award, part of this year's IMPACT 150.
Artemis ARC has been named a 2026 DAV Patriot Employer, earning Disabled American Veterans' Special Recognition award for Excellence in Career Building, a national honor recognizing the company's commitment to Veteran talent.
Jess Overbeck, vice president of communications and marketing at Artemis ARC, has received a Women of Impact Award of Commendation for Agency Excellence from PRSA, the national professional organization for the public relations and communications field.
VA is deploying a single Federal Electronic Health Record across 1,380 sites of care, the largest integrated health system in the nation. Artemis is helping standardize the operating model behind that shift, using Scaled Agile Framework (SAFe) to align workflows, cut resolution times and keep pace with a program that changes constantly.
Nine months into her role as Executive Vice President of Health Services at Artemis ARC, Leigh Starr is building trust, one conversation at a time. Here's how three decades of federal healthcare experience shape her approach to transformation, partnership and what federal health needs most right now.
