As #breastcancer rates continue to climb in younger adults, it’s essential that we make sure all women are keeping cancer prevention and screenings top of mind. New guidelines released by the U.S. Preventive Services Task Force have lowered the age to start screening for breast cancer to 40. However, a survey of over 2,000 patients who viewed a recent breast health campaign on Phreesia’s platform revealed that nearly 20% of women between the ages of 40-45 don’t believe they are at risk for breast cancer. The data indicates there is a need to educate both patients and providers about the new #mammogram guidelines and the relevance of timely screening to people as young as 40. #BreastCancerAwareness Learn how Phreesia’s public health campaigns support preventive and population health efforts: https://bit.ly/4h3aNFo
Phreesia Life Sciences
Hospitals and Health Care
Wilmington, DE 5,199 followers
A better, more engaging healthcare experience
About us
Phreesia is the nation's leading patient intake management solution. Our platform integrates with the major PM/EMR systems and telehealth vendors to automate the intake process and improve the patient experience. We can identify the clinically-qualified patients you want to reach with your brand's message or survey using patient-level data including demographics, diagnosed conditions and treatment history.
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- Hospitals and Health Care
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- 501-1,000 employees
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- Wilmington, DE
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- Public Company
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Wilmington, DE 19803, US
Employees at Phreesia Life Sciences
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Holly Elizabeth Ricci — Pharma Copywriter, Content Creator, MBA
Write point-of-care copy and health-related content for Phreesia Life Sciences; Level One Graduate, Point of Care Academy; Certified Health Literacy…
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Josh McGuinness
Lead Client Experience Manager at Phreesia
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Kat S.
Director, Marketing & Content at Phreesia Life Sciences
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Lyndsey Acheson
Marketing leader & strategist working in healthcare technology SaaS
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Phreesia team members Pamela Arbelaez, Ryan Mazar and Kristin McHugh had a great time connecting with peers and partners at #HLTHUSA this week. They joined discussions on topics from the evolution of tech, like wearables, sensors and Gen AI, to broader explorations of challenges and opportunities in women's health, chronic care, health equity and more. The conversations around the future of healthcare were challenging and inspiring. We’re thrilled to continue building new solutions that connect providers, patients, life sciences organizations and other stakeholders more effectively and help ensure our industry can overcome barriers to reach every patient in the moments that matter. Interested in connecting with Phreesia? Visit our website: https://bit.ly/3zXgSm9
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“Reinforcing the safety and efficacy of vaccines right before a patient talks to their doctor helps get shots in arms, protecting against vaccine-preventable diseases and saving lives,” says Christina Suh MD MPH, Director of Clinical Content at Phreesia. Read Fierce Pharma’s article to learn more about how exposing patients to vaccine messages at the point of care boosts vaccination rates: https://bit.ly/4h2wm99
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Our team at #HLTHUSA found the keynotes yesterday on women's health and equity gaps particularly inspiring as these and other speakers called on industry stakeholders to Be Bold and reimagine the future of health. This included a discussion with Halle Berry on rethinking menopause (a deeply misunderstood but universal experience for every woman) and another with John Legend about ensuring health solutions truly meet the needs of all patients, including underserved communities who face outsized barriers in accessing healthcare.
Day 2 of #HLTHUSA wrapped with a star-studded focus on Women's Health and Health Equity. Halle Berry introduced the relaunch of rē•spin with a reimagined focus around menopause that is necessary because it not only affects all women, it also affects every person who knows a woman, is married to a woman, works with a woman, or has a daughter, and, of course, a mother. The relaunch is rooted in 4 key focus areas: 👯 Community - Creating a space for women to learn from and support each other. 📸 Content - Rebranding menopause with represenation of ALL women with lfiestyle branding that is a VIBE. 🛒 Commerce - Partenrship should drive product creation that a woman may not only need, but also wants. 🩺 Care - Health coaches to help navigate what could be an exciting new learning phase of life if we all work together to end stigmization. John Legend followed, sitting with Johnson & Johnson EVP of Global Corporate Affairs Vanessa Broadhurst to speak about health equity through education and accesibility. They spoke about the gaps in the industry regarding accurate representation of the diverse US population in product development. John created LOVED01 for melanin-rich skin to address the unmet need in the dermatology space as people of color are rarely included in derm product testing, despite making up 40% of the population. As it relates to Pharma, Vanessa talked about the VISIBLE clinical study that was designed to generate key disease insights among Black, Hispanic, Asian, Indigenous and other people of color with plaque psorasis. ⚡ Call to action: Be mindful of how beautifully diverse and vaired our country is. Know the right thing to do and invest in our entire population.
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47% of women believe that healthcare media shies away from talking about women’s health issues. From weight and mental health to reproductive care, how can we better represent women and address their health needs? Read our blog post to learn more: https://bit.ly/3Yp31yr
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Day 2 at HLTH USA is underway! From attending sessions about innovative healthcare strategies and tech to meeting with partners, here’s a sneak peek at what Ryan Mazar, Pamela Arbelaez and Kristin McHugh have been up to in Las Vegas this week at #HLTH.
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One tangible way to have direct impact on patient outcomes is ensuring patients who leave an appointment with a prescription actually fill it. In a recent op-ed with Medical Economics, Hilary Hatch, Ph.D. shares research-backed strategies for supporting medication adherence. Read the article to learn how digital tools can proactively engage patients the moment their prescription is written and help connect them to the financial support and social resources they need to stay on medication: https://lnkd.in/gdftKZke
One in three patients don't fill their prescriptions, and the top reasons are lack of awareness and costs. I write in Medical Economics that it doesn't have to be this way. Here are three ways Phreesia makes it easier for patients to fill their prescriptions and get life-saving medicines: 1. Meeting patients in the moments that matter, right after they receive a prescription for a new medication or refill 2. Removing financial and other barriers (patients can initiate a digital request to fill, learn about additional discounts or coupons, and receive their prescriptions the very same day) 3. Automating processes that encourage patients to fill their prescriptions without adding extra work for providers. Medication Adherence is one of the most tangible and practical way to have a direct impact on patients—particularly those who may also be struggling with health-related social needs. Read my full op-ed here: https://lnkd.in/eyYzyDwV
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Health literacy is the ability to which individuals can understand and act on health information for themselves and others. In honor of #HealthLiteracyMonth, we asked Lindsey Lilly, M.A., Manager, Copy, why understanding health literacy is vital to the work we do at Phreesia. How can you create health information and content that is digestible, accessible and actionable for all patient audiences? Read our blog to learn how to optimize content for patient #healthliteracy: https://bit.ly/3Y3RK5a
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Will you be at #HLTH2024 next week? Phreesia team members Pamela Arbelaez, Ryan Mazar and Kristin McHugh will be there and are looking forward to connecting with industry leaders and innovators to discuss patient centricity, the latest and greatest advancements in #digital and data, and the future of #healthcare.
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