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Navigating the healthcare system can feel overwhelming, even for those who know it well. In our latest article, Mike Cohn shares how expanding the view of the patient journey beyond traditional care models can create more personalized and accessible pathways that meet patients where they are. Read the full article to learn how to move beyond traditional models and embrace a dimensionalized approach to patient care. Read more: https://bit.ly/4j9sweI.

What’s a practical first step we can take to improve medication access? In part three of her conversation with Pharmaceutical Executive, Kimberley Chiang, VP of biopharma commercial sales, explores actionable strategies from the 2025 Medication Access Report that pharma leaders can implement to enhance collaboration both internally and across providers, payers and pharmacies. By improving communication, aligning to shared goals, and embracing interoperable solutions, we can help more patients access the medications they need. Read more now: https://bit.ly/4kLl62N

#ICYMI: In the second part of her conversation with Pharmaceutical Executive, Kimberley Chiang, VP of biopharma commercial sales, leans into the actionable affordability strategies from the 2025 Medication Access Report, encouraging the industry to consider all dimensions of the patient journey. By using predictive analytics and balancing digital advancement with clinical expertise, we can help patients access and afford the medicine they need to live healthier lives. Read now: https://bit.ly/4iK05nh

Learn how collaboration and interoperability can transform barriers into bridges. In our latest blog post, we explore 3 key takeaways from the 2025 Medication Access Report. Read now: https://bit.ly/4iFvuHM.

In this video interview with Pharmaceutical Executive, Kimberley Chiang, VP of biopharma commercial solutions, reveals that only 3% of patients utilize support programs due to a lack of awareness. What’s causing the gap? Her conversation dives deep into key learnings from our 2025 Medication Access Report, highlighting the existing fragmentation across the industry and underscoring the need for better interoperability to help streamline data, so patients can get on – and stay on – the medications they need. Watch the full conversation here: https://bit.ly/4iyK4R1.

According to our research, 65% of patients have experienced medication delays, often due to administrative hurdles, insurance issues or communication breakdowns. Our Field Reimbursement Managers provide healthcare teams with frontline support to overcome these barriers and help ensure patients have timely and affordable access to their medications. Learn more about our Field Reimbursement Services: go.covermymeds.com/b6l.

??Insights from #HIMSS25: This year's conference was a hub of dynamic discussions on the future of prior authorization and its impact on healthcare. Miranda Delatore DNP, RN, NEA-BC, Vice President of Product, shared her three key takeaways for providers from the event in today's blog post. Click to read more.

WATCH NOW: Mike Cohn, Vice President of Network Operations at CoverMyMeds, discussed #AI and the release of our new Medication Access Report with Healthcare IT Today at #HIMSS25.

65% of patients say they’ve experienced delays accessing their medication. We all know healthcare is complex. But complexity shouldn’t stand in the way of people getting the medicine they need to live healthier lives. At CoverMyMeds, we're breaking down barriers in healthcare by providing actionable strategies in our 2025 Medication Access Report: From Barriers to Bridges – now available for you to check out. This year’s report is more than just data, it’s about real people and the challenges they face – and what we can do across our industry to change that. Download the full report to learn more: go.covermymeds.health/lyz

?? Looking for strategies to reduce administrative workloads for care teams? Connect with CoverMyMeds at #HIMSS25! If you're here, visit our booth #5843 to learn how our solutions break down barriers, streamline workflows, and enhance staff well-being.