Kelly Wilder’s Post

Washington, DC is a city that beautifully blends historical significance with gradual signals of future change. On our recent trip to DC, we started viewing the area through a fresh perspective. When it comes to health care, DC is typically seen as the epicenter of health care legislation, policy, and advocacy. However, we were exposed to and energized by a growing list of health care innovators that are emerging and driving change in new ways. Our meeting with Mike Desjadon, who traveled from Virginia to meet with us, was particularly enlightening. We discussed how Anomaly is leveraging predictive analytics to improve cost transparency and drive systemic changes in health care. We are looking forward to our next visit to DC. If you're interested in discussing ways to grow and scale your health care innovation, let's connect next time we're in the area! Asha Strazzero-Wild, Kelly Wilder

In 1949, Mental Health America helped to designate May as the national observance month for mental wellbeing. Since then, the behavior and mental health care industry has grown to almost $70B and is projected to be over $100B by 2028. It’s encouraging to see so many promising programs emerging to provide meaningful solutions to patients and families seeking support. We are honored to support and feature the ground-breaking work of Mindoula through their Specialty Population Health Management and Collaborative Care programs, where doctors and mental health specialists work together to support the wellbeing of their patients. Thank you to the Mindoula team for their work to identify, engage, and serve populations with complex behavioral health, medical, and social challenges across the continuum of care. Learn more here at https://www.mindoula.com/ Mindoula Michael Hite Sara deCarvalho, MS, LMHC Patricia Tobon Vic Kasoff, MBA Justin Lanning Melanie Bowen Steve Sidel Glenda Louise Wrenn Gordon MD,MSHP

For Women's Health Week, Outpointe is shining a light on the remarkable nurse-entrepreneur Stefanie Modri MSN, RNC-MNN, C-OB, and her groundbreaking company, Vasowatch. Postpartum hemorrhage is the leading cause of maternal mortality worldwide. Founded with support from the Pennovation Center, Vasowatch designed a novel technology to help predict postpartum hemorrhage risk, giving obstetric care teams the critical support needed to make faster and more precise decisions. Vasowatch yields up to 10x better prediction ability, 1-6 hours before birth. Imagine the impact ­­— saving lives and ensuring every woman gets the care she deserves. That is the power of health care innovation! Congratulations Stefanie on your groundbreaking advancements! We are thrilled to be champions of your work. #NWHW #womenshealthweek #healthtech #womeninhealthcare #empoweringhealthcare #healthcareinnovation #maternalhealth #womenshealth #growthstrategy #womensupportingwomen #healthequity

Outpointe.com is LIVE!  We're all about supporting health care visionaries with tools and strategies for metrics-driven growth. Whether it's crafting messages to connect with customers, designing effective sales & marketing plans, or prioritizing customers' needs, we've got you covered. Schedule time with us and let's see how we can help you thrive in this competitive market. Check us out at Outpointe.com! #healthtech #healthinnovation #healthcareinnovation #growthstrategy #strategicmarketing #customerexperience #integratedsalesandmarketing

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In addition to being a truly humble and wonderful person, Elizabeth Oyekan, PharmD, FCSHP, CPHQ is the 1st woman to step into the inaugural role of Chief Pharmacy Office at Stanford Health Care and Stanford Health Care Tri-Valley.   To add to her lists of firsts, Elizabeth is also the first African-American Woman VP of Pharmacy and Imaging Services.    Keep making it happen Elizabeth!  We're proud to call you a friend. #womenshistorymonth #womenleadership #healthcare #africanamericanhistory #blackleaders