Firefly Health | Case Study
Firefly Health case study, posted October 26, 2022... Firefly Health delivers high-value care through innovation on the Elation clinical-first platform...
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Firefly Health case study, posted October 26, 2022... Firefly Health delivers high-value care through innovation on the Elation clinical-first platform...
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Crossover Health case study, posted July 11, 2022... Guided by a “design everything” philosophy, Crossover Health leverages API-first development to transform the member experience...
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It’s 2:23 a.m., and a solitary family physician is prowling the empty hospital hallways. This is her eighth shift in as many nights. Or is it her ninth? She’s not sure. Hurrying along, she checks...
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Dr. Rebecca Byard opened her family medicine practice in October 2021, just before the Omicron variant sent COVID-19 cases skyrocketing. She’s the only physician in her Pittsburgh office, and...
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When you meet Dr. John Sosa, you realize that there’s something different about him. And it isn’t just the fact that his face and physique could grace a Men’s Health cover. It’s the questions he...
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The hours of operation for nurse practitioner Amanda Neil’s new business, Ultimate Health Direct Primary Care, might sound too good to be true: 24 hours a day, Monday through Saturday. As if to...
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In a town as close-knit as Polson, Montana — population 4,500 — Dr. Cara Harrop knows she’s always on duty. “I can’t go to the grocery store without getting asked to look at somebody’s rash,” she...
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A strong community influences growth Moving to the Bay Area from Ohio to complete her fellowship at the University of California-San Francisco (UCSF), Dr. Melissa Lim was unaware of the impact...
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Still caring for patients and running his practice at 75, Dr. Duncan Turner doesn’t consider himself to be an elder statesman in medicine, but he does recognize how much has changed in his career....
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Just before the COVID-19 pandemic, one of Dr. Erin Kershisnik’s patients suffered a recurrence of breast cancer. This patient was frail, and she was trying to recover from her husband’s recent...
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Veronica Max had seen enough. In 2013, Texas was failing to close a primary care gap that jeopardized the health of good people, especially those in rural communities, where they could drive 100...
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Like many independent primary care physicians, Dr. Kimberly Nalda didn’t expect to start her own practice. After finishing her residency, she was happily employed at an occupational medicine...
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No properties were on the market when Dr. Tricia Labuda Bhat sought to open a primary care practice in central Ohio. Determined to find the right space, she began knocking on doors, even the ones...
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In the summer of 2018, Dr. Dolly Lucio Sevier’s friends were lighting up her phone. She had just been the subject of a July 3 article in The Atlantic that was gaining traction online. In the...
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Dr. Jonathan Bushman was heading somewhere few physicians go: jail. As he cruised through the summertime streets of Enid, his small Oklahoma city, he was neither anxious nor afraid. After all,...
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“How much is this gonna cost me, doc?” As she’s peeling electrodes from an EKG off a patient’s chest Dr. Manvinder Kainth hears her least favorite question — and that’s saying a lot. She sees...
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Dr. Neha Doshi is headed to another shift at the hospital. As she turns her car into the parking lot outside her office, she can feel that something is off. On the sign facing the street, she...
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It would have stunned any child. Rebekah Bernard was 12 years old when her mother was diagnosed with severe bipolar disorder. Before falling ill, she was a registered nurse and the woman who kept...
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In Fredericksburg, Virginia, the daily newspaper resembles that of most small cities. There are serious stories about crime and schools, angry letters from residents, and puff pieces on pets and...
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As a teenager in Hawai’i, Roger Kimura walked a path that seemed preordained. Every good grade he earned in science and math, each encouraging comment from a teacher, and the types of jobs...
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