Covera Health Names Two Executives to Support Imaging Expansion

Nov 2, 2026
Covera Health named Jeremy Livianu chief legal officer and Adam Travis general manager of imaging strategy and growth.

Covera Health named Jeremy Livianu chief legal officer and Adam Travis general manager of imaging strategy and growth, the company said in a press release. Livianu has joined the company, while Travis will begin his role on November 17.

Travis will lead the expansion of Covera's national imaging network and its partnerships with radiology providers and health systems. He previously held leadership roles at Raven, Teladoc Health, Livongo and Clarify Health Solutions, and earlier practiced diagnostic radiology.

Livianu will oversee legal strategy, governance, compliance and commercial contracting. He previously served as general counsel and chief compliance officer at Homeward and held legal leadership roles at UpHealth, Cutera, Establishment Labs and Nevro.

Covera supports nearly 6 million people through more than 6,500 imaging sites. Its AI early detection program reviewed nearly 2 million patient studies over the past year.

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