Pharmacy Staffing Shortages Lead To Disruptions in Patient Care
“The discussion around staffing issues in pharmacies gained significant attention during the early stages of the pandemic in 2020,” said Sahily Paoline, PharmD, Chief Clinical Officer at Xevant. “COVID-19 brought about unique challenges for pharmacies, including increased demand for medications, vaccine distribution efforts, and the need for additional safety protocols.”
People First Leaders Podcast: Empowering People To Achieve Greatness With Brandon Newman
In this episode, your host Doug Utberg speaks with Brandon Newman, Chief Executive Officer and Founder of Xevant, about his experiences and learnings on meaningful entrepreneurship, emphasizing ventures that solve problems and have a purpose.
Brandon emphasizes the importance of empowering individuals via visionary leadership, placing a greater emphasis on human development than task-based management.
How To Navigate High-Growth Environments and Boost Revenue Through Visionary Leadership
By Brandon Newman, CEO & Founder of Xevant
Leading a startup through high growth is exciting yet intimidating. As opportunities continue to arise, entrepreneurs must find ways to manage rapid expansion without compromising stability. To do this successfully requires knowledge from experienced professionals who have been in similar positions and know how best to approach this stage of growth.
The Thoughtful Entrepreneur Podcast: Access To Better Healthcare With Xevant’s Brandon Newman
In this episode of the Thoughtful Entrepreneur, your host Josh Elledge speaks to the Chief Executive Officer and Founder of Xevant, Brandon Newman. Brandon highlighted that the healthcare industry is shifting towards the pharmacy as the focal point, with high-cost specialty drugs and personalized drug development becoming more prevalent. Xevant is at the forefront of this shift, combining innovation and automation to provide real-time analysis and help patients find the most cost-effective and suitable medications.
Driving Down Drug Costs: How Real-Time Transparency in PBMs Can Make A Difference
By Brandon Newman, CEO & Founder of Xevant
In the ever-evolving healthcare landscape, transparency in pharmacy benefit management (PBM) has emerged as a critical issue. The discussion surrounding driving down prescription drug costs and increasing access to affordable medications has brought attention to the practices of PBMs. However, achieving true transparency requires more than just buzzwords; it necessitates access to real-time data that empowers consumers to make informed decisions about their healthcare. In this piece, we will explore the importance of real-time transparency in PBMs and highlight how Xevant, a leading platform, is revolutionizing the industry.
Leadership Excellence in Healthcare Technology: Unveiling Brandon Newman’s Visionary Path, Collaborative Culture, and Disruptive Strategies For Success At Xevant
Join us as we explore Brandon Newman’s inspiring journey, uncover his unique perspectives on leadership and employee satisfaction, and gain valuable insights into the future of healthcare innovation.
This exclusive interview promises to shed light on the remarkable vision and achievements of a true industry trailblazer.
4 PBM Trends To Watch — and, Yes, Transparency Is One of Them
Specialty drugs as a growing share of the pharmacy spend and the push for transparency are all-too familiar themes in the pharmacy benefit management (PBM) industry, but they have staying power as the top trends to watch, said the opening speaker of the 2022 Annual National Conference of the Pharmacy Benefit Management Institute in Orlando.
Xevant Revolutionizes Pharmacy Benefits Using Data Analysis
Xevant is laser-focused on reducing the cost and inefficiencies of healthcare by delivering analytics through automation. A key driver for increased healthcare cost is the onslaught of specialty/biologic medications that is quickly expanding the focus to include pharmacy benefits management in the pursuit of containing costs.
Xevant: Enabling Affordable Healthcare Through Automated Data Analytics
As we eliminate the extensive time and resources required to manage healthcare costs, we will begin to whittle away at the $1 trillion in current wasteful spending. We will start to see signs of improvement in a primarily broken US healthcare system. Reduction in cost yields greater healthcare affordability, accessibility, and availability.
Xevant – Reducing Healthcare Costs Through Automated Analytics
Healthcare is a $4 trillion business with 25% considered wasteful. Historical approaches to eliminate waste within healthcare have required a massive amount of time and resources aggregating data and running and analyzing reports, only to recover 1-3% of losses.
