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Redefining hospital care with the comfort of home

Hospital-at-Home

Medically Home, founded in 2016, is a provider of virtual hospital services that aims to deliver high-acuity care to patients in their homes. The company's proprietary platform, Cesia, enables the orchestration of in-home care, connecting patients with caregivers and supporting remote monitoring of acutely ill patients. Medically Home's model involves a Medical Command Center staffed by physicians and nurses who virtually oversee patient care 24/7, coordinating with in-home clinical providers and specialists to deliver hospital-level treatment.
The company's approach allows for the treatment of a wide range of conditions, from general medical cases to more complex situations such as oncology care, post-bone marrow transplant, post-surgical, and post-solid organ transplant recipient patients. Medically Home claims its model can provide more care with superior outcomes at a lower cost compared to traditional hospital settings. The company reports that by December 2022, it had treated more than 7,000 patients using its platform and ecosystem.
Medically Home's business model involves partnering with hospitals and health systems to implement its virtual hospital program. The company benefits from the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) waiver program, which allows for reimbursement of hospital-at-home services at parity with inpatient care, including facilities fees. This arrangement has made the model financially attractive to healthcare providers, despite lower costs for in-home care compared to traditional hospital settings.

Making cold chains faster, smarter, and cooler.

Cold Chain Innovation

Ember is a technology company that has developed innovative solutions for cold chain logistics in the healthcare industry. The company's flagship product is the Ember Cube, a self-refrigerated, cloud-based shipping container designed to transport temperature-sensitive pharmaceuticals. Launched in partnership with Cardinal Health in 2022, the Ember Cube aims to reduce shipping waste by replacing single-use materials like Styrofoam and ice packs. Each Cube is equipped with cellular radio, GPS, and sensors to provide real-time location, temperature, and humidity tracking. The company's technology helps ensure the safe and efficient transport of vaccines, biologics, and cell and gene therapies.
In August 2022, Ember announced the spinout of its healthcare vertical into a new company called Ember LifeSciences. This division is focused on expanding Ember's temperature control technologies specifically for pharmaceutical cold chain applications. Ember LifeSciences is developing additional shipping prototypes, including an ultra-low temperature shipper and a cryogenic shipper for cell and gene therapy products. The company secured an initial investment from Cardinal Health to support the development of these new cold chain solutions.
Key customers and partnerships
Ember has established a key partnership with Cardinal Health, a major healthcare distributor, to bring the Ember Cube to market. This collaboration aims to revolutionize pharmaceutical cold chain shipping and reduce waste in the industry.

RxLive is a telehealth platform of clinical pharmacists delivering comprehensive medication management services.

Bendcare Management Services Organization provides management services.

Ember’s proprietary cold chain technology is revolutionizing the transportation of life-saving medicines around the world within the healthcare industry. With a mission to save lives, improve patient outcomes, and reduce waste, the Ember Cube is the world's first self-refrigerated cloud-based shipping box.

Medically Home is a tech-enabled clinical enterprise that provides all the necessary capabilities to safely-shift medical care from hospitals to patients’ homes. Its platform offers a virtual hospital program that connects patients with caregivers and supports the monitoring of, and communication with patients with high acuity illness that help patients and their families to access a medical command center that provides centralized, on-demand acute medical care management from the comfort of their homes. The company was founded in 2016 and is headquartered in Boston, Massachusetts.

Vineti is a commercial cloud-based platform that expands patient access to life-saving cells and gene therapies. The software solution offers an independent, purpose-built enterprise solution that is essential for enabling the growth and wide distribution of transformative personalized therapeutics, such as CAR-T cell therapies, for the treatment of late-stage cancer. The Vineti Personalized Therapy Management (PTM) ® platform automates patient-centric supply chains for a wide range of advanced therapies, in all phases of clinical development and commercial operations. Veneti aims to solve the key challenges patients, medical providers, pharmaceutical companies, and regulators face in the delivery and commercialization of personalized medicine. Amy DuRoss, Heidi M. Hagen, Malek Faham, Razmik Abnous, and Stephen Ting co-founded Vineti in San Francisco, California in 2016.

NaviHealth collaborates with health plans, health systems, and post-acute providers to manage the entire post-acute care continuum. To align all stakeholders, they use evidence-based protocols to optimize care and bundled payment methodologies. As a result, care and outcomes have been improved, inpatient days have been reduced, hospital readmissions have been reduced, and patient satisfaction has increased.

Enlace Health delivers the end-to-end solution that solves the infrastructure challenges driving today’s unsustainable healthcare system. Connecting payers, providers, and patients, Enlace™ empowers any type of healthcare delivery model, from facilitating retrospective programs to enabling risk for prospective programs.

KEW Group is a personalized oncology management company that provides DNA based genomic testing and interpretation services. It will deploy proprietary oncology therapeutic pathways and personalized medicine tools, including genetic and genomic information, in the community oncology care setting, enabling the highest quality clinical care, efficiently delivered. It was founded in 2009 and is based in Cambridge, Massachusetts.

HealthSpot mission is to increase access to high quality, convenient and affordable healthcare services. We do this with the innovative application of technology to healthcare. Our telemedicine Care4 Station is the ultimate access point to better healthcare, using our powerful custom software platform to bring together patients and providers in convenient neighborhood locations. We have the tools to empower healthcare professionals, making healthcare smarter, simpler and more accessible for everyone.  HealthSpot files for bankruptcy on Jan, 2016.

NitricBio is a mid-stage specialty pharmaceutical company focused on the dermatology and podiatry markets, with two unique drug delivery technologies.  The first technology involves the development and commercialization of topical nitric oxide gas. Nitric oxide has both direct and regulatory actions with known anti-infective and anti-inflammatory properties. The company's current focus is on the development of a treatment for moderate-to-severe tinea pedis (athlete's foot), which is currently in late Phase 2 clinical trials.

Esurg.com, the most comprehensive and trusted online source for medical, surgical and pharmaceutical supplies and information. They designed Their Web site for the growing number of physician practices and clinics working outside traditional hospital settings — to give them an edge in the increasingly complex business of medicine.

WiseBear.com is an e-commerce platform and online community focused on helping people lead a more balanced life. The company was founded in 1999 and is based in New York, United States.

Cardinal Health is a pharmaceutical distributor, medical and laboratory product manufacturer and distributor, and healthcare facility performance and data solutions provider.

<div> Cardinal Health Inc. (NYSE: CAH) provides healthcare services, pharmaceuticals, and medical products to institutions and individuals globally. Cardinal Health was founded in 1971 and has been listed on the NYSE since 1983. Cardinal Health generated USD 205 billion in revenue in FY2023 (year ending on June 30). Cardinal Health&rsquo;s Pharmaceutical segment (~93% of total revenue in FY2023) offers branded and generic pharmaceuticals, specialty pharmaceuticals, and over-the-counter healthcare and consumer products. The Medical segment (~7%) manufactures, sources, and distributes a range of medical, surgical, and laboratory products under its own brand. The US was Cardinal Health&rsquo;s primary market (~98% of total revenue in FY2023). The company targets Pharmaceutical segment revenue growth of ~10% (14.8% in FY2023) and Medical segment revenue growth of 3% to 4% over FY2024&ndash;FY2026 (-5.5% in FY2023). Cardinal Health is also committed to achieving a 50% reduction in Scope 1 and Scope 2 emissions by FY2030 (from a FY2019 baseline). </div>

Cardinal Health to Announce Second-Quarter Results for Fiscal Year 2025 on January 30

Simplifying healthcare resourcing with technology

Healthcare Resourcing Platforms

Platforms that connect healthcare organizations with healthcare professionals, such as doctors, nurses, and other clinicians, to fill vacant spots for immediate shifts or temporary assignments

Companies that offer digital platforms automating the procurement process and inventory management of healthcare organizations, including hospitals, clinics, and skilled nursing facilities

Companies that offer integrated workflow solutions for healthcare providers (especially independent practitioners), including online booking, medical billing, and patient management

Companies that offer pharmacy management platforms catering to pharmacies (especially independent pharmacies) to efficiently manage their daily operations. The platforms leverage technologies like AI/ML and are cloud-based

Companies that offer a B2B service to healthcare organizations to train and educate healthcare professionals in specific roles by using various digital means

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