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Cabinet Health on Good Morning America with the amazing Ginger Zee ! ❤️❤️ https://lnkd.in/es-EC4pZ

New Data! 89% of Patients Say Prescription Delivery Boosts Medication Adherence In the fast-changing world of healthcare, ensuring medication adherence is critical—not just for better health outcomes but for controlling costs, which can climb by $100 billion annually due to nonadherence. At ScriptDrop, we’ve uncovered powerful new insights: 89% of patients say prescription delivery improves adherence. 93% of patients report high satisfaction with delivery experiences. 95% of patients cite delivery as a key factor in choosing their pharmacy. These stats show that prescription delivery isn’t just a convenience—it’s a game-changer for patient well-being. With industry giants like Amazon and Walmart setting new benchmarks for speed and affordability, now is the time for health plans and pharmacies to innovate or risk falling behind. Read the full blog here: https://lnkd.in/gQ9W87KV #HealthcareInnovation #MedicationAdherence #PrescriptionDelivery #PatientCare

Liquidation preferences and debt are the silent founder killers. Pretty painless when the money is coming in, but deadly to founder returns unless the venture is a raging success. In late 2020 and in 2021 it was almost sad to see founders put out press releases for the big rounds they raised. What they did not fully realize was that they had in effect sold their companies, because the resulting liquidation preference stack made their common stock essentially worthless in all but the best outcomes. Actually many founders confronted the dual indignities of being replaced and having their shares go to zero. Once a company is struggling, swapping out the founders for new management is one of the "go to" moves. It appears that's what happened with Fan Duel. Founder stock went to zero and new management got the retention bonus. Does this mean never take venture money or incur debt - no. However make sure that there is a realistic exit scenario that will be lucrative enough to repay debt and comfortably clear liquidation preferences.

Half of Women in the U.S. Skip or Delay Care – It’s Time to Act 🚨 An article in Fierce Healthcare highlights findings from a Deloitte report revealing a "triple threat" of barriers—affordability, access challenges, and past negative experiences—that cause 50% of women in the U.S. to delay or skip medical care. Key insights from the article: ▶️ Women are 35% more likely than men to skip care due to cost. ▶️ Nearly half of women are unprepared for a $500 medical emergency. ▶️ Past negative experiences with providers have caused 40% of women to avoid care altogether. ▶️ Women pay $15.4 billion more annually in out-of-pocket healthcare costs than men. At Visana Health, we see this as a call to action. Women deserve a healthcare system that is affordable, accessible, and designed to meet their unique needs. This means addressing disparities with thoughtful solutions, including: ✅ Increasing access to care through telehealth and convenient appointment options. ✅ Investing in preventive care and addressing women’s health beyond just fertility and childbirth. ✅ Listening to women, improving provider relationships, and building trust in care. As Fierce Healthcare notes, every stakeholder has a role to play—employers, payers, health systems, and innovators. Together, we can transform healthcare for women and create a system that works for everyone. Read more about the article here: https://lnkd.in/dzpKXqJ3 #FierceHealthcare #WomensHealth #HealthEquity #DigitalHealth #VisanaHealth #BetterCareForWomen

There's a big difference between VC and patient expectations with AI. It sounds great to have AI care delivery, but data from Bain shows that patients still want a clinician in the loop for many clinical items, like providing medical advice. Consumers are even hesitant to have call centers farmed out to AI (despite plenty of venture dollars flowing there). We talk a lot about how care delivery can obtain efficiencies from using AI, but, paradoxically, not using AI (for certain elements of care delivery) may be a differentiator from a patient's perspective. For care delivery leaders, innovation isn’t just about deploying cutting-edge tools. It’s about understanding where AI adds value without compromising patient trust. Trust is paramount. #digitalhealth #healthtech #healthcare #AI

Check out Cabinet Health in the #theindispoablepodcast! Brooking Gatewood speaks with our Cofounder Russell Gong on "what is a plastic free healthcare future?"

Millions of Americans face transportation insecurity, making it difficult—or even impossible—to access healthcare services and medications. As a result, these patients are at higher risk for medication non-adherence, hospitalization, and poor health outcomes. In case you missed our white paper, "Payor Coverage of Prescription Delivery Can Cut Costs, Help Millions of Americans," it explores how prescription delivery can bridge critical gaps in care. While some things have changed since its publication, the problem of transportation insecurity still exists. That's where ScriptDrop comes in. Key insights include: Why transportation is a social determinant of health. The limitations of Medicaid’s non-emergency medical transportation (NEMT) benefit. How payors can reduce costs and improve outcomes by offering home delivery as a benefit. At ScriptDrop, we’re ready to partner with payors across the U.S. to bring prescription delivery to those who need it most. Read the white paper to learn how payor-led solutions can drive better health outcomes while addressing systemic challenges: https://lnkd.in/dswYf658 #healthcare #medicationadherence #prescriptiondelivery #ScriptDrop #socialdeterminantsofhealth

When attorneys become caregivers, it can come with significant costs to both lawyers and law firms. Attorneys often believe they must choose either their professional aspirations or their caregiving responsibilities. And when they choose the latter, the attrition of a single lawyer can cost a firm over $600,000. Firms that recognize and address the challenges caregiving attorneys face will not only retain more talent, but will also have an edge in recruiting. VOY Director Isabel DuPree and Keep Company CEO Adrienne Belyea Prentice teamed up in this piece for Law.com to discuss the importance of supporting caregiving employees and some possible solutions that law firms can implement to better retain them. 

📣 Cabinet Health is named one of TIME's Best Inventions of 2024! This list is 200 leading inventions from around the world that change the course of history and industry. On a mission to create sustainable healthcare -- we stand proudly in the Sustainability Category along side with other inventors Allbirds, University of Oxford, Blueland, Apple, Google, Bristol Myers Squibb, Northwell Health. Made only possible by my incredible cabbies. Great work guys, much love to you all. Eric Lessard, PharmD, Tyler Martin, Achal Patel, Joanna Tam, PharmD, Wesley Wey, Michelle McKinney, Andrea Hein , Todd Hanford , Andrew GrossmanMiriam Kaplan, Courtney Chen, Allysa Quinn , Claire Ojeda , Abigail B. , Philip Raines, Joseph Suchomski, MD, Lacey Teets, Erin Collett, Shekinnah Bersales https://lnkd.in/eYgRC3uA

Eugene Goldenberg (our resident expert on all things post-acute care) talks healthcare M&A trends, interest rates, regulatory changes, measuring success in a transaction, among other factors shaping the industry at McGuireWoods LLP's recent Healthcare Finance and Growth Conference. Check out Eugene's key takeaways here: