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Nourish is a virtual nutrition and metabolic health clinic that connects patients with registered dietitians by video, with lab testing and GLP-1 prescribing added for those who need them, and that bills insurance so most patients pay nothing out of pocket.
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Consumer telehealth
Nourish is a virtual nutrition and metabolic health clinic that connects patients with registered dietitians by video, with lab testing and GLP-1 prescribing added for those who need them, and that bills insurance so most patients pay nothing out of pocket.
7.8Consumer telehealth
Thyme Care is a cancer care navigation company based in Nashville, Tennessee, whose nurses and care partners support people with cancer by phone between oncology visits, offered at no cost to members of the health plans and oncology practices it works with.
7.6Patient engagement & telehealth
Cadence is a New York-based remote patient monitoring company that gives older adults with high blood pressure, diabetes, heart failure, and other chronic conditions connected devices and a clinical team, working inside partner health systems and billed mainly to Medicare.
7.5Revenue cycle
Alaffia Health is a New York City company whose AI software and team of nurses and certified coders review high-cost hospital claims for health plans, catching billing errors before payment and supporting utilization management and appeals work.
7.4Population health & analytics
Sprinter Health is a mobile healthcare provider based in Menlo Park, California, that sends trained medical staff to patients' homes for blood draws, screenings, and wellness visits, backed by virtual nurse practitioners, on behalf of health plans and health systems.
7.3Consumer telehealth
Daybreak Health is a San Francisco-based provider of teletherapy and school-based mental health services for K-12 students, working through school districts and billing insurance so therapy is often free to families.
7.3Revenue cycle
Infinx is a revenue cycle management company, with headquarters in Cupertino, California, and Mumbai, India, that combines AI software with billing specialists to handle prior authorizations, eligibility checks, coding, claims, and denials for hospitals, surgery centers, physician groups, and other providers.
7.3Population health & analytics
Scripta Insights is a Boston, Massachusetts, pharmacy navigation company whose software and clinical team show employees on self-insured health plans lower-cost ways to fill their prescriptions, through coupons, cheaper pharmacies, or alternatives their doctors approve.
7.3Clinical systems
b.well Connected Health is a Baltimore, Maryland, health data company whose platform gathers a person's medical records, insurance claims, pharmacy, and device data into one profile that health plans, health systems, employers, and consumer apps use to power their own member and patient experiences.
7.2Patient engagement & telehealth
Courier Health is a New York City software company whose CRM helps drug manufacturers' patient services, market access, and field teams track each patient's path from prescription to the start of a specialty therapy, with hub, specialty pharmacy, copay, and field data in one record.
7.2Methodology
We give every product one overall score from 1 to 10. That number is a weighted average of four factors, and we keep the same weights in every category so a score in revenue cycle is comparable to a score in cybersecurity. Each factor score is our editorial judgment from product evidence, implementation reports, and results buyers can point to after go-live.
Whether buyers saw measurable gains in operations or clinical workflow once the product was live.
How capable and reliable the software is for the work organizations in this category hire it to do.
How much time and staffing it takes to install, connect, train, and reach a stable day-to-day state.
Whether a buyer can estimate total cost from public materials or a normal sales conversation.
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