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# WeInfuse: Infusion Software and Consulting Solutions

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- [Press Release: Right Way Medical Joins WeInfuse’s Distributor Connect Program as a Key Medical Supplier to Simplify the Provider Experience](https://weinfuse.com/press-release-right-way-medical-joins-weinfuses-distributor-connect-program/): DALLAS, July 6, 2026 - WeInfuse, the premier software platform for infusion providers and specialty pharmacies, welcomes Right Way Medical, a trusted medical device distributor delivering infusion products, asset tracking, and expert biomedical services, to its Distributor Connect Program. 
- [Press Release: WeInfuse Announces Partnership with TailorMed to Remove Systematic Medication Barriers for Infusion Patients](https://weinfuse.com/press-release-weinfuse-announces-partnership-with-tailormed/): DALLAS, June 30, 2026 - WeInfuse, the premier software platform for infusion providers and specialty pharmacies, announced a strategic partnership with TailorMed, a medication success platform that removes access, affordability, and adherence barriers across the medication journey. 
- [Episode 79: How to Make Your Infusion Center Trial-Ready with Trial IQ](https://weinfuse.com/episode-79-how-to-make-your-infusion-center-trial-ready-with-trialiq/): In this episode, Amanda Brummitt sits down with Sury Gupta, Co-Founder and CTO of Trial IQ, to talk about bringing clinical research directly to the point of care. Sury shares how Trial IQ acts as an "enablement layer" that helps community practices and infusion centers become trial-ready sites by automating trial matching, patient identification, site readiness, and physician education.
- [Press Release: Automating Infusion Care: Eitan Medical and WeInfuse Deliver Seamless Pump-to-Workflow Integration](https://weinfuse.com/press-release-eitan-medical-and-weinfuse-announce-strategic-partnership/): DALLAS, June 16, 2026 - WeInfuse, the premier software platform for infusion providers and specialty pharmacies, announced a strategic partnership with Eitan Medical to connect smart infusion pump technology with its clinical workflows, helping providers reduce manual documentation and focus more time on patient care.
- [Press Release: Research Reimagined: WeInfuse and Trial IQ Partner to Deliver AI-Driven Clinical Research to Infusion Providers](https://weinfuse.com/press-release-weinfuse-and-trial-iq-partnership/): DALLAS, June 2, 2026 - WeInfuse, the premier software and technology platform for infusion providers and specialty pharmacies, has announced a strategic partnership with Trial IQ Technologies (Trial IQ), an AI-enabled clinical trial software platform led by industry veterans with a passion to open, optimize, and expand access to clinical research.
- [Press Release: BioCareSD Announces Strategic Partnership with WeInfuse to Expand Infusion Practice Technology Capabilities](https://weinfuse.com/press-release-biocaresd-announces-strategic-partnership-with-weinfuse-to-expand-infusion-practice-technology-capabilities/): Tempe, AZ — May 19, 2026 — BioCareSD, a BioCare company and national specialty distributor, today announced a new partnership with WeInfuse, a leading infusion management technology platform used by providers across more than 1,300 locations nationwide. The collaboration will enable closer integration between BioCareSD and WeInfuse customers while expanding BioCareSD’s technology-enabled offerings for infusion practices and pharmacies.
- [Creating an Inventory Culture](https://weinfuse.com/creating-an-inventory-culture/): A nurse from one of our infusion centers called me and said she was missing 10 Xolair vials from a recent delivery. With a value of about $2,500 per vial, 10 of these amounted to around $25,000 of missing inventory. 
- [Episode 78: Bringing Clarity, Control, and Confidence to Equipment Management with Bryan Johnson](https://weinfuse.com/episode-78-bringing-clarity-control-and-confidence-to-equipment-management-with-bryan-johnson/): Amanda Brummitt:  WeInfuse Podcast, Episode number 78. Welcome to the WeInfuse Podcast. My name is Amanda Brummitt. In every episode, we give you a seat at the table as we talk to infusion center owners, operators, and experts so you get the insight you need to run a thriving infusion practice. In today's episode, we talk with our very own Bryan Johnson, CEO and Co-founder of WeInfuse, CEO of RxToolKit, and CEO of InfuseTrack. Bryan shares how their new software, InfuseTrack, brings clarity, control, and confidence to equipment management for infusion centers, specialty pharmacies, home infusion providers, and hospital outpatient departments.Bryan, thank you so much for being here today. It is great to have you back on the show. It's been a few years already. Bryan Johnson: It's been a long time since I was on a podcast. Amanda Brummitt: I know many of our listeners probably already know you, but give us the elevator pitch on who Bryan Johnson is, how you got into healthcare, and, more specifically, infusion. Bryan Johnson: Happy to. Yeah, it's a long story. I haven't done much else with my career. I was in college, and I had a business mentor that I was introduced to who was starting an infusion business, and I didn't know what that was, but I went and met with him in his office. He was... This was back in 2002, 2001, when infusion was kind of not even a word, I don't think yet. But people were starting these outpatient infusion centers in physician offices, and that just got me. So I, you know, I told him, "Hey, I really didn’t wanna be in healthcare. It wasn't my thing, you know, but I like IT-" Yeah ... "so I'm happy to... If you'll share business with me and help me be involved, or let me be involved in your conversations and teach me, I'm happy to help out on the IT side, you know, websites, marketing, email, things like that." So I did that for some years. When I graduated, he invited me. He said, "Hey, why don't you come work for us? We need someone in sales and marketing to help us with our systems. So I went to work, and the company was called Innovative Infusions. It was kind of infusion before it was cool. So I spent several years there helping to grow that business, then left and did more of a franchise-thing with that original company in Austin, Texas, and started what would become the Austin Infusion Centers, opened them, and ran them here in the Austin, Texas office. Fast-forward a few years, and the company grew across the state of Texas, and we sort of…Reece--who is my now co-founder, if you guys know Reece Norris--was doing the corporate law thing, decided to, you know, "Hey, I don't think I wanna keep doing this." And I said, "Well, I need you to come over and help me 'cause I got this infusion thing and it's getting really hairy." And so he came in, and we kinda merged and rolled up all these franchises under that Innovative Infusions umbrella. We had infusion centers operating all over the state of Texas, some of the first standalone infusion centers in the country, a model that Reece kinda helped us put together, and under his leadership, we were able to grow the business. Around two thousand and, oof, I think it was '12. Amanda, don't quote me. It's in the bio somewhere. We were approached and sold that company to Paragon Healthcare–what was Paragon Healthcare in Texas. So they didn't have infusion centers, and Rick Allen had the foresight to see this was gonna be an important business, so he added it to their home infusion, hemophilia, kinda specialty pharmacy business they had going then. So, back up a little bit: in 2010, Reece and I co-founded the National Infusion Center Association, which is NICA, if the audience needs to know. Amanda Brummitt: Amazing. Bryan Johnson: We didn't know what that would become. We knew there was a need in the industry to kinda pull this new group of folks together, and later in the late 2020s, we founded the Infusion Access Foundation (IAF) off of that as well. So very involved. I spent four years at Paragon. Did great. We developed a proprietary system before we sold the company to Paragon called Dripsync. It was a software system we had created to run the business. And so looking back on that, we said, "Hey, what, what do we most enjoy or what do we think we can multiply our knowledge and scale that?" And we thought the software was probably the best way to do that versus opening up, you know, another 100 infusion centers, because that's hard, and we weren't ready to do that then. So, we founded WeInfuse and went live in our first office in 2016, I believe, up in the Dallas, Texas market. They're still a client. And they've just been growing from there. Reece always said it was an overnight, 10-year instant success. Amanda Brummitt: An overnight, 10-year instant success is incredible. And then how about the RxToolKit piece? Bryan Johnson: Along the way, we met Chuck and his team on the RxToolKit side and just loved what they were doing. We were super excited to partner with them, and then had a conversation with Chuck, and we made an acquisition of RxToolKit a couple of years back. Added that to our company and our team. It's just been a great acquisition, and now we're on to InfuseTrack. So just onward and upward, let's say. Amanda Brummitt: Yeah. Okay. So it sounds like solving infusion pain points is almost a superpower for you and Reece-with WeInfuse and RxToolKit. So what was it when you were out and about in all your clients' infusion centers, what did you see that made you say, "We've gotta do it again. We have to go create a product to fix this"? Bryan Johnson: Well, we had our own infusion center still at Paragon, and just watching... Again, there was software in place. It had gotten pretty long in the tooth. We decided, or at least the company decided, not to retail that software out as a solution for other folks. So it really became kind of a proprietary in-house solution. We just, through NICA and through everything else we had going on, we just saw that this was really a problem industry-wide, and we saw tailwinds coming in terms of more and more biologic drugs coming through the FDA that were infused only, that were gonna be provider office drugs, and the site of care optimization swings that were pushing patients out of the hospital. We said, "Man, this is really gonna be a thing where there's gonna be this massive industry, and there's really nothing to help- Yeah ... pull it together." Everybody was still struggling with systems, and that was really what got us excited: hey, we could... Now that we've built one solution before, you kinda know, we always say it's like if you ever build a home and you live in it for a while, you know, you love the home, it's great, but if you ever built a second home, you know, this time you do it, you're gonna be a little smarter. Like, hey, that laundry room needs to be a little bit bigger. I need one more half bath. You know, you learn a lot from that first experience, and we had learned quite a bit from our first software and said, "Man, we could do it again, but so much better." And there was more technology. There'd been a lot of advances in SaaS software cloud, and whatnot, and we were just really excited, like, "Hey, let's give this a go." So like all entrepreneurs, it's a little... You don't really understand how hard it's going to be, and you say, "How hard can it be?", which is a funny quote that Reece and I always say to each other. And then what we thought would take a year took two, probably two to five years, actually. And, with most of the things we do, that's how it works. But you just delude yourself into thinking, how hard could it be, and you just do it anyway. So that's the WeInfuse origin story, at least on that side. Amanda Brummitt: Okay. And then when it comes to InfuseTrack, what were you seeing in the market that told you, okay- We've gotta do it again. We've gotta create a solution for this. Bryan Johnson: Yeah, InfuseTrack was an accident. With WeInfuse, we added claims RCM software about 4 or 5 years ago and have been developing it since. We added a pharmacy system for both home infusion and specialty pharmacy, as well as for infusion centers with their own pharmacies. So we were in the midst of that, and one of the things that kept coming up was tracking infusion pumps, mainly the portable kind that go to a patient's home for home infusion, things with inotropes and TPN, parental nutrition kind of buckets, antibiotics, and so on. And so on the side, I started just kind of vibe-coding it up on the product side to help our pharmacy team. Said, "Hey, I'm going to just kinda get this going and figure out the workflows so when it comes time to build this in the pharmacy app, we have something to run off of." And as I started showing that to clients, current clients, and prospects, we kept getting feedback like, "Hey, this is great, but, hey, can you also track my infusion center pumps that are on the wall? Can you track my equipment, my IV poles, my chairs, my vein finders, my blood pressure cuffs? Can you help me with inspections, monitoring, certifications, licensing, and tracking?" And so as I started stacking more of this in there as kind of an idea pile, it-- we looked up, and it was a whole navigation bar in this vibe app. It was like, "This is a whole app." And then I had-- That, that was one of my roles at Paragon when they-- in the acquisition, I was in charge of a lot of the facility, especially provisioning of facility equipment and things like that--pumps across the company, supplies, certifications, contracts. And so it suddenly flashed back to me all the things I used to keep in a spreadsheet back in my Paragon days. And that's really where it came from.As we talked to clients, we were prospecting for this idea: "Hey, what else are you tracking that's not already in WeInfuse or RxToolKit?" You know, WeInfuse has a full system of records, lots and lots of capability. RxToolKit is a clinical education and policy resource that includes many good clinical decision-making tools. But, but where-- You know, what about everything else? And so everything else kinda fell into these buckets. A lot of asset tracking, compliance, and these are sort of the unsung heroes in this company that do it, and it all flows to accounting. So we just started backing that in, and at some point, we were like, "Hey, let's..." I hid it from everyone in the business for about six months and wasn't sure it was worth our time. And then, I brought it to Reece and the team and said, "Hey, I think I have something here that might be similar to RxToolKit, a standalone logo, a service that will both integrate with our current software solutions, or it could be a standalone product." And we got a trade show booth at NHIA. We demoed it, got an outstanding response, and said, "Okay, we're onto something here." And so now we have a dedicated dev team and a dedicated, you know, marketing and sales team around this. It's exciting. Apparently, it is needed, so we'll see on the podcast next year how we did, Amanda, but I think it's gonna work. Amanda Brummitt: Yeah. One year from now, we're gonna check in on that. So from an efficiency perspective, no-brainer, right? We all need to have a good inventory of our equipment. But can you give me some examples, like the potential risks of not knowing where your stuff is, not having things available, or unnecessary costs? Bryan Johnson: Like, what's the business case? Amanda Brummitt: Yeah. Bryan Johnson: I need to start collecting some of these pain points as we talk to folks, you know, current clients and prospects, 'cause they're giving me lots of good stories. I... You know, pumps, in just starting with infusion pumps, they're very expensive. I mean, these are all hundreds to thousands of dollars of devices. They're heavily regulated, with an annual requirement that they be biomed-certified to work properly. There are all kinds of maintenance and leasing, and just a lot of complexity around pumps. And so losing track of them, of course, is a big deal. And so we-- I was just actually at a client's office, we were visiting, doing an onsite, and going to a couple of their different infusion centers, and I walked in with one of the facility supply chain guys, and while we were in the back room of this infusion suite, there were two IV pumps just lying on the floor wrapped in plastic. And, you know, it was-- I walked to watch and like, "Hey, what are these doing here?" You know, I was asking the nurse or the center director, and she said, "I don't know. Those-- Some guy dropped those off at the front door, like a month ago, and I just set them back here on the floor." So what happened was those pumps were sent to the biomed vendor, who was certifying them and doing their annual maintenance, and they were supposed to go back to either headquarters or another infusion center. I don't know what, but they... the address got mixed up. They FedExed them to the wrong facility. Well, the nurse just got them and set them on the floor. Nobody had any idea where these pumps were, and this was about three or $4,000 worth of equipment just sitting on the floor. And again, I'm with the guy who's supposed to be tracking this stuff. It's on a spreadsheet somewhere, but he didn't even realize they had been sent back. And so this kind of thing, you know, I recalled a lot of memories for myself and my own challenges of getting pumps back from patients, uh, pumps that are lost in shipping, pumps that are on the wall at the infusion center or on a pole, but they're, they're due for maintenance and, you know, we're, finding out that the sticker's not on there and, you know, the state board shows up or the pharmacy inspector shows up and finds you have a pump out of certification, that's a big deal. So anytime you're tracking a lot of things with a lot of values on them, it's just doing it on a spreadsheet, usually having only one person in the company who owns that, is just very risky. So we really wanted to put something together that was technologically advanced, that had kind of the "Hey, stupid" function, kind of the--we always say the red, yellow, green, and also something that was organizationally visible. So if your supply chain person doesn't show up to work tomorrow or takes another job, you know, someone can step right in instead of it being something on their desktop or in SharePoint somewhere. And all the clients we talk to, this, this kind of thing is typically just spreadsheet tracked. Amanda Brummitt: So you're taking it from being dependent on a person to having an actual process. Always an improvement. Also, tell me how it works. Do you pop an AirTag on it? Is it automagical? Bryan Johnson: We are working on some of that. Really, so high-level it's —tracking, you know, a lot of physical assets and tracking things on those assets, like their certifications, their —If you do asset tags, we can incorporate those. A lot of this equipment already has serial numbers, so they have XOM, and that integrates with our Zebra barcode scanning —2D, 3D, 1D, whatever it is—we do that in our app already. And so we're, we're integrating with that process just to make it easy on the user with existing systems. We are working with companies that do physical asset tracking to incorporate that.  One of the things we do — every one of our clients, whether they're a pharmacy, a physician's office, or an infusion center, has refrigerators. Some of them have freezers. A lot of them have ambient cabinets and things like that—clean rooms, ambient rooms. And so it's critical they track temperatures in those and temperature ranges. So traditionally, that's, you know, kind of a kitchen-style temperature sensor or whatever thrown on the shelf, and there's a clipboard, a magnetic clipboard on the front of the fridge with a log, and someone writes down every day, you know, the temperature in the fridge is 39 degrees. And then that is scanned in somewhere, or it's kept on a spreadsheet, as I said. So there are several companies we're working with. I won't name them here on this podcast, but they know who they are. They haven't signed our deal yet, so please do that soon. We are looking to incorporate their digital devices, cellular devices, and network devices, and those will also be tracked directly in InfuseTrack. So anywhere we can incorporate third-party technology for asset tracking, environmental monitoring, and that includes temperature, humidity, pressure, you know, we're bringing all those in. So the big thing is we're getting it all into one place. You know, a lot of people think about refrigerator temperature monitoring, pump tracking, a DEA license, and a nursing license as part of the same concept, but these are generally in a couple of folders in the compliance bucket, somewhere on company share drives. We just wanna bring them all to one place where that visibility is there for everyone. And you log on, and if it's red, deal with it. If it's yellow, it means you gotta deal with it soon. If it's green, you're in good shape. So the inspector shows up, you can click a button, you can see everything's inserted, you can see the monitoring, everything's in compliance, and everyone kinda knows where everything is. Amanda Brummitt: So, Wow, Bryan, that sounds like an incredible improvement for most infusion centers. Where do you typically see the biggest ROI for a software like this? Bryan Johnson: Yeah, I think, I mean, if you're a one-location infusion center, infusion suite, you probably are doing a pretty good job of keeping up with things, and you can walk over in the space, look at it, and keep track, put it on a spreadsheet. I think as our clients or, you know, prospect is scaling up, when you're getting to two, three, four locations, especially when you're getting locations that are sort of disjointed, so they're not geographically together, where it's harder to go put eyes on things, I think that's where the biggest ROI and value comes because instead of having multiple folks tracking things, having to call your infusion suite, and say, "Hey, have you looked at this lately? Have you seen it? Can you go take a picture of it?" You're now involving the staff in the process, and that's something that the software is designed to do: keep that situational awareness. So the staff at the local facility is encouraged, and we make it very, very easy for them to manage their compliance. Again, log in to the dashboard. If something's red, address it. If something's, uh, green, you're good. If something's yellow, you've got, you know, an inspection coming up soon or a pump due for its annual PM. But just keeping everybody on the same page so the corporate office staff, again, if that's one person or ten, is not saddled with all that work, and you're having to get on planes and cars and drive and check on all these things. One of the stories I always tell is that whenever I physically visited one of our infusion centers when we owned and operated, I would find compliance issues. The pads weren't in the AD box. The AD battery had expired. The oxygen tank was empty. The Ambu bag on the oxygen tank had expired, and it wasn't connected. So I really try to design the app around, hey, this is your facility. Your facility needs to be green every day. And if you're green, everybody's happy. And that's how we push the kind of behavior management in the app to keep everybody on the same page. But again, the greatest ROI is the consistency and scalability of a compliance asset-tracking software that can be managed by a single person. And so when you get ten, fifteen, twenty, a hundred facilities, uh, you're still able to see everything, make decisions. All this reporting drops back into our analytics suite, which our current clients are very familiar with. And so, just having all that in one place is a huge advantage over lost spreadsheets. And not to hate on spreadsheets, but it's not something that scales well when an organization grows. What does onboarding look like? How do you get all those expiration dates in? How do you get all those barcodes in? We have learned our lesson with WeInfuse, and so we have clients with thousands of pumps. We have clients with 55 pumps. So, depending on your size, we do have an import process. Good news about the spreadsheets is that if they're accurate, we can import them all. So we'll be-- We have a- If they're accurate ... we do have an import function that's already baked out, and that will allow if you've got, you know, a thousand pumps on a sheet with serial numbers, model numbers, you know, your lease agreements, whatever, we, we can bulk pull that in. We can pull in your pump certification images and whatnot. Again, we've kind of learned how to do that with WeInfuse when we go live with clients who are on other solutions. Our team is ready and willing to do that so we can hit the ground running. Training it —this is definitely a what-you-see-is-what-you-get software. So there's the pump. It's either, again, red or green, right? It's insert, it's not insert. It's your responsibility to get it back on the patient. You haven't seen it. There are gonna be several integrations around shipping and last-mile logistics. So if you have couriers moving these around, all of that will be integrated with our partners, like VirtueScript and others on our Partners page. Amanda Brummitt: Yeah, shout out to VirtueScript. Thank you for the plug there, Bryan. If you guys are not familiar with VirtueScript, go check out Episode 75 of the WeInfuse Podcast. Bryan Johnson: Oh, there you go. Amanda Brummitt: So Bryan, if people are pumped and wanna be some of the first to get a sneak peek of InfuseTrack, how can they set up a demo with you guys? It's great. Bryan Johnson: They can reach out at sales@infusetrack.com. You can also reach out to sales or support at weinfuse.com or email me directly. Anyone on our team is gonna funnel you to our team, so we can set that demo up. It's about an 8- to 15-minute demo, and we can do it virtually. Or if you are going to the National Infusion Center Association trade show coming up in July, we will be there. So come and see us. We're there. Amanda Brummitt: And do people need to be a WeInfuse client to use InfuseTrack, or can they use it as a standalone product? Bryan Johnson: The answer is yes, very similar to RxToolKit. You do not have to be a WeInfuse client today to purchase and use InfuseTrack or RxToolKit. You can use it as a standalone product. We are looking at other integrations with other applications for this, but it works out of the box for all these things. However, if you are a WeInfuse customer or a client of ours, we do have a pretty tight integration. That's where you're really gonna get the most value, because you're gonna be able to use the same user login for WeInfuse that works for RxToolKit, our WeInfuse U platform, and all of our applications. You can use that across your whole organization, SSO for the technically folks on the call. And you, you're gonna have direct access when you assign a pump to a patient inside of WeInfuse, you immediately then will be able to see that outcome in InfuseTrack and vice versa. So really giving you that, that kinda whole company view of things. That sounds really seamless. Very exciting. Amanda Brummitt: Hey, speaking of exciting, Bryan, what are you most excited about in the industry right now? Bryan Johnson: Things I'm most excited about. I say this all the time, at least for myself personally and my team, I know we are-- we always say we're never gonna run out of interesting problems to solve. The industry is changing, so whatever we've solved today, tomorrow, uh, insurance companies or again, pump technology, or just technology in general is gonna throw us a curveball. In this space, there's just always a new challenge, and so the new... That's fun for us. We enjoy those challenges. We wish we could say yes to every feature request of every client, but, you know, it just doesn't work that way. But I'm just most excited about how we're able to integrate some of this new technology into healthcare. Healthcare's notoriously behind, and we're chasing it as much as we can. But we've got some really fun and interesting things for WeInfuse, RxToolKit, and InfuseTrack that we're gonna be incorporating here. So 2026 is gonna be a lot of fun, so stay tuned to the WeInfuse Podcast and for updates. Amanda Brummitt: Yeah. Well, and big thanks to you and Reece for being those humans in the room that see a problem, and instead of just complaining about it, you say, we could fix this." Bryan Johnson: Well, we can try to fix it, Amanda. That's what we're doing. Amanda Brummitt: Well, as usual, great information from Bryan Johnson about InfuseTrack, the new software from WeInfuse that brings clarity and control to equipment management for infusion centers, specialty pharmacies, home infusion, and hospital outpatient departments. With InfuseTrack, you can track your pumps, chairs, IV poles, vein finders, temperatures, certifications, licenses, and inspections all in one place. Its dashboard tells your team exactly what needs attention today, what's coming up, and what's good to go, so a lost pump or expired certification doesn't catch you by surprise, especially as you scale to multiple locations. Schedule a test drive by emailing sales@infusetrack.com. And while you're at it, check out WeInfuse and RxToolKit. These tools save time and money while making infusions safer for patients and caregivers. My name is Amanda Brummitt. I'll catch you in the next episode.
- [The 2026 NHIA Conference Recap: A Milestone Year for WeInfuse](https://weinfuse.com/the-2026-nhia-conference-recap-a-milestone-year-for-weinfuse/): (P.S. Want more infusion updates? Read RxToolKit’s latest NHIA 2026 blog "Inside the 2026 NHIA Conference: Home Infusion Updates” to stay up-to-date with the latest news and trends.) 
- [Press Release: WeInfuse Launches InfuseTrack to Bring Real-Time Visibility, Control, and Compliance to Infusion Asset Management](https://weinfuse.com/press-release-weinfuse-launches-infusetrack/): DALLAS, - WeInfuse, the premier software and technology platform for infusion providers, specialty pharmacies, and home infusion has announced the launch of InfuseTrack, a new software solution designed to bring clarity, control, and confidence to facility, equipment management, and compliance across all sites of care. InfuseTrack gives infusion teams a single, real-time view of every pump, device, and asset, eliminating the manual processes and costly blind spots that slow operations and put compliance at risk.
- [Press Release: WeInfuse and VETRIQ Launch Integration to Automate the Final Mile of the Infusion Revenue Cycle](https://weinfuse.com/press-release-weinfuse-and-vetriq-launch-integration-to-automate-the-infusion-revenue-cycle/): WeInfuse | | Press, WeInfuse News – WeInfuse expands its revenue cycle capabilities and practice management system by integrating with VETRIQ to automate the last mile of the revenue cycle.
- [Episode 77: How to Create a Reliable Referral-to-Treatment Process with Trey Holterman](https://weinfuse.com/episode-77-how-to-create-a-reliable-referral-to-treatment-process-with-trey-holterman/): In Episode 77 of the WeInfuse Podcast, we welcome back Trey Holterman from Tennr for a timely and practical conversation on how to create a reliable referral-to-treatment process in today’s increasingly complex healthcare environment.
- [The Everyday Operational Drag in the Healthcare Revenue Cycle](https://weinfuse.com/the-everyday-operational-drag-in-healthcare-revenue-cycles/): These challenges show up first as day-to-day tasks, but their impact extends beyond individual work queues: 
- [Episode 76: How to Automate Lockbox EOBs and Deposits with Aaron Smith](https://weinfuse.com/episode-76-how-to-automate-lockbox-eobs-and-deposits-with-aaron-smith/): In this episode, we talk with Aaron Smith, Chief Executive Officer of Vetriq. He shares how Vetriq delivers a unified platform for payer and patient workflows using automation, real-time analytics, and intelligence to create predictable, efficient, and fully visible financial operations.  They don't replace RCM systems, banks, or lockboxes–they connect them so the work between them disappears for your staff.
- [The Final Mile: Why Medication Delivery Is One of Home Infusion’s Biggest Challenges](https://weinfuse.com/the-final-mile-why-medication-delivery-is-one-of-home-infusions-biggest-challenges/): Home infusion pharmacies operate in a world of complexity. From navigating insurance authorizations to managing intricate intake processes, these organizations already face significant operational challenges. But when it comes to medication delivery, the stakes rise even higher. Infusion drugs are often high-cost, temperature-sensitive, and time-critical. A single delay or mishandled handoff can compromise therapy, trigger compliance issues, and erode patient trust.
- [Ten Years of WeInfuse: The Golden Decade](https://weinfuse.com/ten-years-of-weinfuse-the-golden-decade/): As we say goodbye to 2025 and hello to 2026, WeInfuse is thrilled to announce our 10th anniversary! We are very excited to celebrate our incredible journey with all our key stakeholders.
- [Episode 75: How to Gain End-to-End Shipment Visibility with Gibran Ameer, PharmD](https://weinfuse.com/episode-75-gain-end-to-end-shipment-visibility/): Gibran Ameer, PharmD, CEO of VirtueTechnologies, joins the WeInfuse podcast to unpack how pharmacy and infusion workflows connect in the real world. He shares his path into infusion, the biggest challenges he sees from the chair to the courier, and a behind-the-scenes story that shows why shipment visibility and proof of delivery matters. Gibran explains his light bulb moment about unifying data across portals and walks through the VirtueScript integration with WeInfuse, including how shipment details and proof of delivery flow back into WeInfuse in a normalized, audit-ready format. 
- [Bridging the Affordability Gap: How Infusion Centers Can Overcome Patient Payment Barriers](https://weinfuse.com/how-infusion-centers-overcome-payment-barriers/): Healthcare costs have reached a tipping point, where even insured patients are forced to make very difficult choices about their medical care. This is notably true in infusion therapy. While infusion centers are on the front lines of delivering life-changing specialty therapies, these treatments often carry sticker shock. A recent industry report noted that the average cost for a single infusion can range from $5,500 to $11,500 when administered in a hospital setting. These high costs mean patients often face high deductibles, coinsurance, and copays. And even insured patients are struggling.
- [Episode 74: How to Launch and Scale an Infusion Center Quickly with Matthew Wood](https://weinfuse.com/episode-74-how-to-launch-and-scale-an-infusion-center-quickly-with-matthew-wood/): Matthew Wood, Director of Operations at Infusion Specialists in Idaho, shares how a non-traditional background in finance, marketing, and tech helped him launch and grow an outpatient infusion center—fast. From opening in months (not years) to making referrals “five-minutes easy,” Matt walks through the systems, staffing, and patient-experience choices that drive momentum.
- [Press Release: NHIA Welcomes WeInfuse to the Future of Infusion Advisory Council](https://weinfuse.com/press-release-nhia-welcomes-weinfuse-to-fiac/): Alexandria, VA (July 1, 2025) — The National Home Infusion Association (NHIA) and WeInfuse are pleased to announce the addition of WeInfuse to NHIA's Future of Infusion Advisory Council (FIAC). FIAC is a strategic advisory group comprised of manufacturing and service companies that are deeply invested in the home and alternate site infusion industry. The group consistently works with the association staff and Board of Directors to collaborate on critical issues, address challenges, and seek opportunities to innovate in this growing segment of healthcare. 
- [2025 NICA Conference Recap: Sun, Software, and Solutions with the WeInfuse Team](https://weinfuse.com/2025-nica-conference-recap-with-the-weinfuse-team/): Want more infusion updates? Read RxToolKit’s latest blog “2025 NICA Conference: Ambulatory Infusion Center News” to stay up-to-date with the latest news and trends.
- [The Case for Platform Thinking in Infusion Therapy.](https://weinfuse.com/the-case-for-platform-thinking-in-infusion-therapy/): Infusion therapy is a team effort, but too often, teams are working in silos. Nurses, pharmacists, schedulers, and billers all contribute to the care journey. When their systems aren’t connected, coordination breaks down. That leads to delays, duplication, and a frustrating experience for both patients and staff.
- [Episode 73: How to Enthusiastically Embrace Infusion Strategy, Safety, and Analytics with Brenda Matthews, PharmD](https://weinfuse.com/episode-73-how-to-enthusiastically-embrace-infusion-strategy-safety-and-analytics-with-brenda-matthews-pharmd/): In this episode, we talk with Brenda Matthews, Director of Infusion Strategy at Cencora. Brenda shares her journey into the infusion industry, insights from her deep background in patient safety, and her work helping infusion centers optimize operations with analytics, inventory management, and enterprise strategy. You’ll also hear about the exciting partnership between Cencora and WeInfuse—and Brenda’s top advice for infusion providers looking to strengthen their safety practices.
- [Navigating the Regulatory Maze: Operating an AIC Across State Lines](https://weinfuse.com/navigating-the-regulatory-maze-operating-an-aic-across-state-lines/): Operating an Ambulatory Infusion Center (AIC) involves navigating a complex web of state and federal regulations. The laws are intertwined and as a result, AIC operators must consider the interaction of the laws when going into a state. Outlined below is a brief overview of some of these laws, an examination of the interplay, and how state analyses vary. 
- [Episode 72: How to Modernize Home Infusion Through Seamless Coordination with Kaila Raimondo](https://weinfuse.com/episode-72-how-to-modernize-home-infusion-through-seamless-coordination-with-kaila-raimondo/): In this episode, we’re diving into the world of home infusion and specialty pharmacy with Kaila Raimondo, Head of US Markets for AlayaCare.
- [Press Release: Allegiance Group Announces Partnership with WeInfuse to Optimize Patient Billing and Collections](https://weinfuse.com/press-release-allegiance-group-announces-partnership-with-weinfuse-to-optimize-patient-billing-and-collections/): By Allegiance Group | April 23, 2025 | Press, WeInfuse News - Allegiance Group Announces Partnership with WeInfuse to Optimize Patient Billing and Collections
- [NHIA 2025 WeInfuse & RxToolKit Recap](https://weinfuse.com/nhia-2025-weinfuse-rxtoolkit-recap/): Another wonderful year at the National Home Infusion Association Annual Conference (NHIA 2025) is in the books for WeInfuse & RxToolKit! This year, our team traveled up to Washington, D.C. to partake in the NHIA 2025 happenings, alongside other home infusion and specialty pharmacy professionals. This year’s conference had a total of 1600 total attendees. 
- [Understanding Primary Immunodeficiency](https://weinfuse.com/understanding-primary-immunodeficiency/): The Immune Deficiency Foundation (IDF) has been a leading voice for individuals with primary immunodeficiency (PI) for more than four decades. Our mission is to improve the diagnosis, treatment, and quality of life of every person affected by primary immunodeficiency. We do that by fostering a community that is connected, engaged, and empowered through advocacy, education, and research. 
- [Episode 71: How to Source Specialty Pharmaceuticals Smarter with Layne Martin](https://weinfuse.com/episode-71-source-specialty-pharmaceuticals-with-layne-martin/): In this episode, we talk with Layne Martin, SVP/GM Specialty at Morris & Dickson. Layne shares his journey into specialty pharmaceuticals and insights into smarter purchasing for sustainability of infusion centers.
- [NHIA 2025 & NICA 2025 Attendees, WeInfuse Could Be Your Infusion Software Solution ](https://weinfuse.com/nhia-2025-nica-2025-is-weinfuse-your-infusion-solution/): Calling all National Home Infusion Association Annual Conference (NHIA 2025) or National Infusion Center Association Annual Conference (NICA 2025) attendees, here’s some need-to-knows about WeInfuse to help guide you when it comes to selecting a well-rounded, dependable software solution for your ambulatory infusion centers (AIC), ambulatory infusion suites (AIS), home infusion, and/or specialty pharmacies. 
- [Episode 70: How to Increase Cash Recovery with Bruce Gehring and Anne Orrick](https://weinfuse.com/episode-70-improve-patient-revenue-cycle/): In this episode, we talk with Bruce Gehring (Senior Vice President, Business Development) and Anne Orrick (Chief Operations Officer) of Allegiance Group. Bruce and Anne share how to improve the patient revenue cycle.  They partner with infusion centers to recover more cash quickly and reduce the resources needed for collecting patient payments.
- [Thank You, Infusion Team Members](https://weinfuse.com/thank-you-infusion-team-members/): It has been a long time since I owned and operated my own infusion centers. I recall those days with a smile, even though they were sometimes very challenging. These days, I have the opportunity to speak with infusion teams nationwide every week, so I am constantly reminded of the hard work and dedication that they all provide for their companies and, most importantly, their patients.
- [The False Promises of AI in the Patient Processing Problem](https://weinfuse.com/the-false-promises-of-ai-in-the-patient-processing-problem/): “Your clinical staff is going to be like supercharged iPads on wheels. Everything will be so automated end-to-end that you’ll actually never have to see another human again. You’ll be drowning in profits thanks to our latest snake oi– err– I mean, AI-enabled solutions!”
- [Episode 69: How to Improve Efficiency, Reimbursement & Service with Trey Holterman](https://weinfuse.com/episode-69-tennr-improve-efficiency-reimbursement-service/): The next thing is really reimbursement. A lot of people realize, "Hey, what we feel is like billing mistakes downstream. And I go yell at my RCM or my billing team, they're really mistakes that I can fix upstream where the moment that I get a patient, I can make sure that I have everything I can actually, what we call "qualify an order," so that I don't go back and forth to the payer three times with an authorization. I can make sure I have everything the first time." That's a huge thing. So we don't buy and bill and then we're down 28K on a drug, it's going to take us 10 patients to go pay back.
- [The Development of an Ambulatory Infusion Center Business](https://weinfuse.com/the-development-of-an-ambulatory-infusion-center-business/): While researching new, growing opportunities in healthcare, we discovered the emerging Ambulatory Infusion Center (AIC) market. As we conducted due diligence on the industry, we spoke with multiple people involved in the space, including successful AIC entrepreneurs, investment bankers, healthcare investors, physicians, payers, patients, and others. The feedback we received was consistent - there are tremendous tailwinds in this industry driven by physicians and patients searching for an improved experience and an alternative to hospital infusion centers, and payers motivated to reduce the cost of care. 
- [WeInfuse News: Automatically Extract and Digitize Data from Paperwork with the New WeInfuse and Tennr Integration](https://weinfuse.com/weinfuse-news-weinfuse-adopts-ai-with-tennr-integration/): By WeInfuse | August 27, 2024 | Press, WeInfuse News - WeInfuse and Tennr are creating an industry-leading integration to automate the digitization of paperwork and faxes.   
- [Get To Know the Infusion Access Foundation](https://weinfuse.com/the-infusion-access-foundation-blog/): As an infusion center professional, you know that patients are the heart of your business.  At the Infusion Access Foundation, patients are the heart and soul of our work too.  We work tirelessly to ensure that patients can access the medications they need in order to live their best and healthiest lives. That’s our mission.
- [Episode 68: How to Rapidly Grow by Putting Patients First with Ben Neuberg](https://weinfuse.com/episode-68-how-to-rapidly-grow-by-putting-patients-first-with-ben-neuberg/): In this episode, we talk with Ben Neuberg, Chief Executive Officer of Thrivewell Infusion. Ben shares how his mother’s own journey inspired his family to create an infusion center for her.  This personal experience impacted the culture at Thrivewell Infusion to always put patients first. Combine this with Thrivewell's approach to referring specialists - taking on the administrative burden and building confidence - and it's a recipe to grow.
- [Enteral Nutrition Pathways: Indications and Considerations for Home Infusion](https://weinfuse.com/enteral-nutrition-pathways-indications-and-considerations-for-home-infusion/): Imagine hearing the words “You are going to need a feeding tube” from your provider. You would be understandably shocked, nervous, and probably a little confused. For home infusion patients, this is their reality. Most of them have never even heard of feeding tubes before. They are already grappling with a new diagnosis or treatment, and adding tube feeding to the mix can be really scary. Not to mention that eating food and enjoying meals with loved ones is a cornerstone of culture and a huge source of pleasure for most. 
- [National Infusion Center Association Conference (NICA) Recap: Shining Bright in Vegas](https://weinfuse.com/nica-conference-nica-recap-2024/): We can’t contain our smiles after this year’s Infusion Access Foundation (IAF) TOAST Together for Treatment Gala and the National Infusion Center Association (NICA) Conference! One thing is certain, there are no “what happens in Vegas, stays in Vegas” secrets here–we think this conference deserves an entire recap!  
- [Episode 67: How to Transform Nutrition Support in Home Infusion with Marie Groves and Angie Walston](https://weinfuse.com/episode-67-how-to-transform-nutrition-support-in-home-infusion-with-marie-groves-and-angie-walston/): Welcome to Episode 67 of the WeInfuse podcast! In this enlightening episode, we sit down with Marie Groves, MS, RD, CNSC, LD and Angie Walston, RD, LD, CNSC, co-founders of Salt and Lyte Nutrition Solutions. They delve into their journey from clinical dietitians to entrepreneurs, offering invaluable insights on developing successful home parenteral and enteral nutrition programs that ensure excellent patient outcomes and thriving operations.
- [WeInfuse News: WeInfuse Achieves SOC 2 Type 1 Certification, Demonstrating Commitment to Data Security, Privacy, and Compliance Excellence](https://weinfuse.com/weinfuse-achieves-soc-2-type-1-certification/): Austin | April 23, 2024 – WeInfuse, a leading infusion software company, proudly announces its achievement of SOC 2 Type 1 certification. This achievement is another significant step in the WeInfuse journey to deliver innovative and secure solutions to healthcare providers nationwide.
- [National Home Infusion Association Conference (NHIA) Recap: Bringing the Heat to Austin](https://weinfuse.com/national-home-infusion-association-conference-nhia-recap-bringing-the-heat-to-austin/): Yeehaw, the 2024 Annual National Home Infusion Association Conference (NHIA 2024) in Austin, TX was one for the books! Thank you to everyone who helped make it memorable this year: conversations & party vibes & branded gear, oh my! Safe to say, this wasn’t our first rodeo.
- [Episode 66: How Standards, Education, and Certification Drive Improvement with Luba Sobolevsky, PharmD](https://weinfuse.com/episode-66-how-standards-education-and-certification-drive-improvement-with-luba-sobolevsky-pharmd/): Luba shares how and why IgNS was created, the amazing accomplishments they’ve made in only 12 years, and exciting news about the creation of a Center of Excellence designation.  You'll hear a common theme throughout this episode.  When there was a need in the industry, IgNS sought to fill it – with standards, education, scholarships, and whatever else patients and caregivers needed.
- [WeInfuse News: Cencora Announces Partnership with WeInfuse to Bolster Infusion Strategy Solution for Health Systems](https://weinfuse.com/weinfuse-news-cencora-partners-with-weinfuse/): Conshohocken, Pa. (March 20, 2024) – Cencora, a global healthcare company, today announced a strategic partnership with WeInfuse, an infusion software provider, to bolster its infusion strategies. As part of the partnership, Cencora provided funding to accelerate WeInfuse’s development of its home infusion and specialty pharmacy software capabilities.
- [Small but Mighty: 5 Special Considerations for Pediatric Rheumatology Infusion Patients](https://weinfuse.com/pediatric-rheumatology-infusion-patients/): #1. Children are not tiny adults. Developmentally, their ability to understand the need for frequent infusion therapy will not be received or processed in the same logical manner as their parent or provider. Much of this stems from the fear of pain and the fear of the unknown. For most children, the best outcomes occur when they can anticipate what to expect, so paint this picture for them beforehand. This is especially helpful for school-aged kids. When it comes to pediatric rheumatology infusions, part of the process of caring for children relies heavily on the parents and caregivers, so be sure to involve them as well. A common misconception is that parents can be difficult, but the truth is, they just want to be as prepared as the infusion center to anticipate any challenges.
- [Episode 65: How We are Better When We Work Together with David Evans, MBA](https://weinfuse.com/episode-65-david-evans-mba/): In this episode, we talk with David Evans, MBA. David is the CEO of Texas Neurology, a premier neurological services practice, and the Founder & CEO of NeuroNet, a group purchasing organization (GPO) committed to supporting independent neurology practices. David shares a wealth of information regarding both the neurology and infusion space with an overarching theme of us all doing better when we work together. He covers topics including networking and collaborating across the industry; inventory management best practices; staying focused on patients; having rigorous processes; cross-training and contingencies for staffing; adapting as treatments evolve; and understanding the economics of infusion therapy.
- [5 Tips for Embracing Technology and Tech-Enabled Services to Improve Affordability for Infusion Patients](https://weinfuse.com/pap-infusion-tech/): Safiya Tisdell, Vice President of Adparo Services at Annexus Health, discusses the importance of financial assistance in ensuring patient affordability and shares advice for infusion centers looking to optimize financial assistance management to improve patient outcomes and revenue capture.
- [Prior Authorization Regulatory Updates and Options for Infusion Providers](https://weinfuse.com/prior-authorization-regulatory-updates-and-options-for-infusion-providers/): SamaCare CEO and Founder Syam Palakurthy discusses how recent regulations leave out physician-administered drugs, but infusion providers still have options to simplify prior authorization.
- [Infusion Alphabet Soup Part 2: The Medication Delivery Platform ](https://weinfuse.com/infusion-alphabet-soup-part-2-the-medication-delivery-platform/): What's a Medication Delivery Platform (MDP)? WeInfuse CEO and Co-Founder Bryan Johnson discusses how larger organizations are combining distinct classes of trade and places of service under one parent umbrella with various subsidiaries to provide patient access to care across the entire continuum.
- [Episode 64: How to Use Technology to Expand Patient Access with Joe Baffone](https://weinfuse.com/episode-64-how-to-use-technology-to-expand-patient-access-with-joe-baffone/): Amanda Brummitt: Fantastic. Well, I think we can all agree that's good for patients and, I don't think you have to apologize for being a capitalist. Well, people often forget that if medical entities don't make money, the doors won't stay open and there will not be care. So there's a line you can be a, you can be a good capitalist without exploiting patients or caregivers. And it sounds like that's exactly what you're doing. So I understand that a nexus health and we infuse have formed a strategic partnership to further expand that patient access and affordability for both specialty and biologic medications. Can you tell us about the partnership?
- [Episode 63: How to Use Tech to Improve Processes and Reduce Burnout with Julie Cothren, D.Ph.](https://weinfuse.com/episode-63-how-to-use-tech-to-improve-processes-and-reduce-burnout/): In this episode, we talk with Dr. Julie Cothren, D. Ph, Sr. Director, Clinical Services of McKesson. Julie discusses McKesson and WeInfuse’s new integration which streamlines medication ordering for their mutual clients. And, Julie shares incredible pearls of wisdom around small improvements having large impacts and avoiding burnout. Her passion for patients and providers is inspiring. Have a listen now to learn how the use of technology can ultimately improve healthcare within the infusion world.
- [Infusion Billing From the Perspective of an Infusion Management Provider](https://weinfuse.com/infusion-billing-from-the-perspective-of-an-infusion-management-provider/): Curbside Infusion CEO Sonia Alizzi discusses the different terms commonly used within infusion billing, compares the key differences between management and software companies, and shares her personal experience as a management provider within the industry.
- [WeInfuse News: Patient Affordability and Access to Specialty and Biologic Medications Just Got Easier](https://weinfuse.com/weinfuse-news-patient-affordability-and-access-to-specialty-and-biologic-medications-just-got-easier/): Annexus Health enters into strategic partnership with WeInfuse to streamline patient financial assistance process for infusion centers
- [Infusion Alphabet Soup Part 1: Understanding Infusion Delivery Models Today](https://weinfuse.com/infusion-alphabet-soup-part-1-understanding-infusion-delivery-models-today/): In order to best understand how we got here, it is important that we do a brief flashback to see the evolution of infusion over the past 20 years. I happen to have been around the industry shortly after it started morphing into new delivery models, so I will do my best to recall the changes. 
- [WeInfuse News: Innovative Patient Engagement Technology for Infusion Providers with WeInfuse Partnerships ](https://weinfuse.com/innovative-patient-engagement-technology-for-infusion-providers-with-weinfuse-partnerships/): By WeInfuse | October 25, 2023 | Press, WeInfuse News - Patient Engagement Technology and Innovation are Vital for Infusion Providers 
- [Episode 62: How to Build a Team and an Infusion Center That Feels Like Home with Jennifer and Richard Hunt](https://weinfuse.com/episode-62-how-to-build-a-great-team-and-an-infusion-center-that-feels-like-home-with-jennifer-and-richard-hunt/): In this episode, we talk with Jennifer and Richard Hunt, Founders of InfuseCare in Amarillo, Texas. Jennifer serves as the Office Manager and Richard as the CEO. In this episode, Jennifer and Richard will walk you through how they’ve created an infusion center where they literally infuse care at every touchpoint.
- [Specialty Pharmacy 101](https://weinfuse.com/specialty-pharmacy-101/): Former CPR+ CEO & Co-Founder Jeff Johnston shares his knowledge regarding the specialty pharmacy space, and how companies can use this information to better operate and care for their patients. Jeff is also an Infusion Technology Advisory Council (ITAC) member and serves alongside other home infusion & specialty pharmacy professionals.
- [WeInfuse News: No-Brainer Collaboration Brings Advanced Infusion Workflow Solutions to Neurology Practices](https://weinfuse.com/weinfuse-news-no-brainer-collaboration-brings-advanced-infusion-workflow-solutions-to-neurology-practices/): By WeInfuse | August 25, 2023 | Press, WeInfuse News - WeInfuse and NeuroNet Pro Team Up to Bring Innovative Infusion Workflow Solutions to Neurology Practices.
- [WeInfuse News: Novella Infusion Will Access SamaCare’s Technology Through WeInfuse](https://weinfuse.com/weinfuse-news-novella-infusion-chooses-samacare-to-streamline-prior-authorizations-across-northeast-infusion-center-locations/): By SamaCare | August 8, 2023 | Press, WeInfuse News - Novella Infusion Chooses SamaCare to Streamline Prior Authorizations Across Northeast Infusion Center Locations
- [Home Infusion Therapy 101](https://weinfuse.com/home-infusion-therapy-101/): Former CPR+ CEO & Co-Founder Jeff Johnston shares his knowledge regarding the HIT space, and how companies can use this information to better operate and care for their patients. Jeff is also an Infusion Technology Advisory Council (ITAC) member and serves alongside other home infusion & specialty pharmacy professionals.
- [Supporting Patient Care Excellence Through Certification](https://weinfuse.com/supporting-patient-care-excellence-through-certification/): Pamela Jones McIntyre, MSN, RN, CRNI®, IgCN®, OCN, VA-BC, owner of the Expert Infusion Nurse Consulting, covers the standards of infusion and how they came about in order to better support patient care through Certification. Pamela provides insight and examples to help infusion clinicians understand the types of Certifications one can gain when operating their infusion operations.
- [Episode 61: How to Continuously Learn and Improve Your Center with Cannon Loughry](https://weinfuse.com/episode-61-how-to-keep-continously-learn-and-improve-your-center-with-cannon-loughry/): Cannon Loughry: Well, that's a lot to talk about. I'll try to keep it short. My name is Ken Lauer. I'm the chief operating officer of 12 stone health partners. I've been with 12 stone for 12 years. I spent most of my career in banking. Actually, I'm a 3rd generation banker. So I was chief information officer at a large regional bank. Towards the end of my banking career, I left there in 08 and went to Microsoft and was at Microsoft for several years. And it's actually at Microsoft where I got into. I didn't start out in the healthcare segment. I was on the Nissan account doing technology strategy with their CIO. For Nissan Americas and then had an opening in health care. Of course, being here in Nashville, Nashville is the health care center of the United States and a lot of opportunity. So I thought that was a great option to get into such a. interesting industry. So that's where I got exposed to health care. I was working with our largest for profit providers. In at Microsoft H. C. A. C. H. S. Life Point Vanguard, helping them with technology strategy. And then got 4 kids and was tired of traveling a lot. And 1 of my good friends, Shane Reeves, who's our CEO asked me if I'd come help them with technology at his company, which was re saying at the time join them in 2012 and started growing. We're a multi division company. We've got. We had retail pharmacy at the time we had durable medical equipment. We had respiratory. We had enterals. We had home infusion. Since that time, we started a specialty pharmacy. We got out of several of those businesses. We started a infusion center division. We started a home health division. We got licensed in all 50 states for our specialty pharmacy and dual credit with URAC and ACHC and brought in private equity in 2015 divested the retail pharmacy. That's when we changed our name to 12 stone health partners. So, and now we've got, we'll have 20 centers in 4 states at the end of the, at the end of the year. So we've been busy over the past 12 years that I've been here, but it's been a lot of fun.
- [Episode 60: How to Keep Strategy and Operations Patient-Focused with Andrew Volk, PharmD, MBA, FACHE](https://weinfuse.com/episode-60-how-to-keep-strategy-and-operations-patient-focused-with-andrew-volk/): In this episode, we talk with Senior Vice President of Talis Healthcare,Andrew Volk, PharmD, MBA, FACHE, about maintaining a local-feel while growing an infusion business. Andrew shares operational strategies to help infusion centers never lose focus of patients and to support the teams delivering care.
- [Episode 59: How Accreditation Drives Operational Excellence with Edie Gigot, RN, MSN, MBA](https://weinfuse.com/episode-59-how-accreditation-drives-operational-excellence-with-edie-gigot/): In this episode, we talk with Edie Gigot, RN, MSN, MBA, Accreditation Program Director of the National Infusion Center Association. Edie shares great information about operational excellence, process improvement, and how accreditation can help infusion centers.
- [Navigating Home Infusion](https://weinfuse.com/navigating-home-infusion/): Former CPR+ Co-Founder & CEO, Jeff Johnston, and WeInfuse Marketing Lead, Brittany Hancz, have collaborated to bring forth insightful advice and tips regarding the home infusion industry. Jeff remains a top expert in the field as he guides WeInfuse’s growing home infusion therapy (HIT) and specialty pharmacy software platform.
- [Episode 58: How to Simplify Prior Authorizations with Syam Palakurthy](https://weinfuse.com/episode-58-how-to-simplify-prior-authorizations-with-syam-palakurthy/): Syam Palakurthy: It is totally crazy. It's totally crazy. And what the impact is for providers is it's just such a fragmented workflow that it's very easy for things to get lost for information to get, say miskeyed or mis entered and to get lost somehow in the system where all of a sudden, someone that should be getting onto treatment, tomorrow has to wait another month or a couple of months, or maybe doesn't ever end up getting on that treatment at all. Okay. And that fragmentation is what we really focused on in our software. So what we do is some of care offers this single place to submit the authorization across all of the various payers across the different drugs that the provider is using to actually submit it to that payer in a single place, and we handle the kind of complexity of, Oh, this particular payer wants you to submit their facts. This payer wants you to submit through. This specific web portal, we manage that process. So we get it to the payer. And then we are tracking the response back from the payer. So we're intercepting the response when it comes back. So that as soon as we see it, our system is automatically categorizing the response saying, Oh, this has been approved. This has been denied. Here, there's a request for more information for the payer so that the the provider's office sees that essentially immediately, or the office sees, Oh, we need to actually take action on Jane Doe, John Smith it's approved, we can start scheduling the patient. So, so single place to submit, single place to track all those responses. And then just as importantly, a single place to manage this overall process, to be able to say. Okay, across the thousand prior authorizations that are in flight in our practice, 900 of them are actually fine. They've been approved. We can start. We can start moving on them. But we know that 100 of those are somehow requesting more information are getting denials require some sort of an appeal. So just being able to see that birds level view, not just for the individual user, but also for the administrator of the practice of the office to be able to say, Oh, here's where we're getting problems. Here are the payers that maybe we need to have conversations with because they're taking a really long time or they're approving these drugs at a very low rate. So, so having that bird's eye level view of the management process. So again, single place to submit the authorization to track the authorization to manage all of the authorizations at the office.
- [WeInfuse News: Prior Authorization Automation at Your Fingertips with the New WeInfuse and SamaCare Integration](https://weinfuse.com/weinfuse-news-weinfuse-and-samacare-are-creating-an-industry-leading-integration/): WeInfuse and SamaCare are building a seamless integration to automate the prior authorization process for infusion providers across the country.
- [Episode 57: How to Spend More Time with Patients and Less Time on Logistics with Kristin Williams, PharmD](https://weinfuse.com/episode-57-how-to-spend-more-time-with-patients-and-less-time-on-logistics-with-kristin-williams-pharmd/): In this episode, we talk with Kristin Williams, Executive Vice President and Chief Health Officer of Hy-Vee, Inc and President of Amber Specialty Pharmacy. Kristin shares all kinds of great information about the specialty medication supply chain and the logistics of white-bagging from specialty pharmacies. Her pearls of wisdom on culture, leadership, and patient experience are inspiring.
- [Episode 56: How to Advocate for Infusion Patients with Alicia Barron, LGSW](https://weinfuse.com/episode-56-how-to-advocate-for-infusion-patients-with-alicia-barron-lgsw/): In this episode, we talk advocacy for infusion patients with Alicia Barron, LGSW, and we are so excited to have her on the show. She shares great information about advocacy for our patients (on topics like step therapy), health equity, how we can empower patients, and how we can use the #ShareYourChair campaign to make our infusion centers more approachable and patient friendly. Learn more about Infusion Access Foundation at www.infusionaccessfoundation.org.
- [What’s in a Barcode?  Understanding DSCSA and Leveraging Barcodes in Your Operations Today](https://weinfuse.com/understanding-dscsa-and-leveraging-barcodes-in-your-operations-today/): There's much at stake if you are directly or indirectly responsible for moving medications from the manufacturer to a patient. Bryan Johnson goes in depth about the DSCSA and leveraging barcodes that are a part of everyday operations in the healthcare supply chain.
- [WeInfuse News: WeInfuse Establishes Infusion Technology Advisory Council](https://weinfuse.com/press-release-weinfuse-establishes-infusion-technology-advisory-council/): By Brittany Hancz| April 18, 2023 | Press, WeInfuse News- WeInfuse Establishes Infusion Technology Advisory Council
- [Episode 55: How Standards Deliver Better Patient Care and Improve Our Industry with Kaitey Morgan, RN, BSN, CRNI, and Monica Parsons, RN, BSN](https://weinfuse.com/episode-55-how-standards-deliver-better-patient-care-and-improve-our-industry-with-kaitey-morgan-and-monica-parsons/): Kaitey Morgan: Sure. So I always knew I would be a nurse. and so did everyone else around me. I'm told when I was a toddler, I would give my baby dolls CPR. so I was going to be a nurse. I've been a nurse for 15 years this year, and I've been infusion certified for 10. like Monica, my first job out of nursing school was in inpatient oncology. And that was a really great place to start. it was really great clinical experience, but between the schedule You know, I was new, so I was on 12 hour overnight shifts, and then the emotional toll, I felt burnt out and I felt like I'm way too young to be burnt out. so I took a per diem job, a PRN job at a hospital outpatient department that treated non oncology patients for the most part. And I loved it. I was really lucky to have good leadership there. Shout out to Beth Mastretta. I miss her a lot. and I was given opportunities that I frankly didn't deserve at the time. And that exposure, to the operational and more administrative side of care, it really allowed me to grow and develop skills outside of just clinical patient care. I remember when I first started and I went to that nurse manager, to ask a question about why we did something the way we did it. administered a medication and had to check vital signs every 15 minutes. It just seemed odd and I thought there must be a good reason. So I asked her, and she said she didn't know. She'd just inherited that department and taken it over. It wasn't her specialty. so she said, help me look into it. And we couldn't find a good answer. and so then she offered Well, why don't you look into it and you can write us a policy about it. which was terrifying to me at the time. And I said, I've never written a policy. I don't know how. And she said, well, I bet you've read a few policies, right? Absolutely. She said, well, I bet you'll figure it out. And she was right. I did. and I loved it. And after a few years there, I think I'd written a policy about everything. I wrote a policy about policies. It became a joke that, Katie would write a policy about it. If you weren't careful. so, I'll always be grateful for that experience and that little push she gave me, to step outside my comfort zone and try something I hadn't done before. I, loved it. And then from there, I worked as a director of clinical operations for an MSL, a management service organization, that specialized in, Opening and managing infusion suites in providers offices. so I had sites from Maine to, Kalamazoo, literally, and during that time, I also served on NICA's advisory committee and its board of directors, and then, in January of 2020, I joined the NICA team as a full time employee. Right before the pandemic
- [Press Release: WeInfuse Secures Growth Capital Infusion from Curewell Capital](https://weinfuse.com/press-release-weinfuse-secures-growth-capital-infusion-from-curewell-capital/): By Reece Norris| March 2, 2023 | Press, WeInfuse News- WeInfuse Secures Growth Capital Infusion from Curewell Capital
- [Top 5 Business Development Tactics for New Infusion Centers](https://weinfuse.com/top-5-business-development-tactics-for-new-infusion-centers/): Launching an infusion center in 2023? Amanda Brummitt describes how to build a solid sales and infusion marketing strategy to ensure your success, and how to curate a patient experience that enhances your messaging.
- [Press Release: White-Bagging with White-Glove Service](https://weinfuse.com/press-release-white-bagging-with-white-glove-service/): By Brittany Hancz | December 1, 2022 | Press, WeInfuse News- White-Bagging with White-Glove Service
- [WeInfuse’s Path to the Million Milestone](https://weinfuse.com/weinfuse-million-milestone/): Brittany Hancz captures the story behind WeInfuse Co-Founders Bryan Johnson and Reece Norris' mission to make a difference in the infusion world. This year, WeInfuse celebrated one million completed appointments utilizing the WeInfuse software.Read more about the history behind WeInfuse, how two young infusion center operators turned a dream into a reality.
- [Episode 54: How to Leverage Technology for Patient Experience with Woody Baum of Local Infusion](https://weinfuse.com/episode-54-how-to-leverage-technology-for-patient-experience-with-woody-baum-of-local-infusion/): Woody Baum, Founder and Chief Executive Officer of Local Infusion, shares his infectious enthusiasm for making things better for patients, tips on recruiting and retaining an amazing team, and how they are using technology to improve the experience in their centers.
- [Episode 53: How to be Intentional about Regulatory Compliance with Shannon Wiley](https://weinfuse.com/episode-53-how-to-be-intentional-about-regulatory-compliance-with-shannon-wiley/): Shannon Wiley, Attorney with Bass, Berry & Sims shares great information on being intentional about your business from a regulatory perspective. She covers billing, licensure, supervision, payor contracting, corporate structure, compliance, and mergers and acquisitions.
- [Episode 52: How Innovation and Technology Can Improve Care with Roger Massengale of Eitan Medical](https://weinfuse.com/how-innovation-and-technology-can-improve-care/): Roger Massengale, Chief Commercial Officer of Eitan Medical, shares how innovation, technology, data, interoperability, connectivity, and embracing change can improve the caregiver and patient experience.
- [Building Successful Client Relationships: Client Ambassador Program](https://weinfuse.com/improving-client-relationships-through-the-weinfuse-client-ambassador-program-2/): Evan Hebert describes the benefits of the WeInfuse Client Ambassador program in building stronger client relationships, and how it greatly improves the SaaS Customer Support Model.
- [Episode 51: How to Use Technology to Improve Workflows and Patient Experience with Serrah Linares, Bryan Johnson, and Cecile Franke](https://weinfuse.com/episode-51-how-to-use-technology-to-improve-workflows-and-patient-experience/): Serrah Linares, Vice President of Partner Sales at Change Healthcare, Bryan Johnson, Co-Founder and Chief Executive Officer of WeInfuse, and Cecile Franke, Vice President of Operations at WeInfuse explain how technology can improve workflows, minimize wasted time and reduce hassle for patients.
- [Making Medication Administration Safer](https://weinfuse.com/making-medication-administration-safer/): Eric Cropp, RPh, shares his personal story about a medication error that forever changed his life, how he became a patient safety advocate, and ways we can make medication administration safer for patients and caregivers.
- [Episode 50: How to Support Caregivers and Create a Safe Environment for Medication Administration with Eric Cropp](https://weinfuse.com/episode-50-how-to-support-caregivers-and-create-a-safe-environment-for-medication-administration-with-eric-cropp/): Eric Cropp, RPh, shares his personal story with a medication error that forever changed his life, how he became a patient safety advocate, and ways we can make medication administration safer for patients and caregivers.
- [Enhancing Medication Administration Safety with RxToolKit](https://weinfuse.com/enhancing-medication-safety-with-rxtoolkit/): Chuck DiTrapano, RxToolKit Founder & VP of Pharm Ed, joined us on the podcast to offer insight on creating systems to enhance medication safety for both patients and caregivers.
- [Creating a Frictionless Patient Experience](https://weinfuse.com/creating-a-frictionless-patient-experience/): Chris Cook, Vice President of Specialty Pharmacy and Jay Patel, Founder and CEO of Ivira Health share insights on patient experience, care coordination, revenue cycle management, working with payers, creating a company culture and contributing to the community on the WeInfuse podcast.
- [Episode 49: How to Select Distribution Partners and Negotiate Pricing with Woody Miller of AWP Consulting](https://weinfuse.com/episode-49-how-to-select-distribution-partners-and-negotiate-pricing-with-woody-miller-of-awp-consulting/): David “Woody” Miller of AWP Consulting walks listeners through lessons learned in sourcing, group purchasing organizations, pricing, and manufacturer rebates for infusion centers. 
- [Press Release: Cardinal Health Joins WeInfuse](https://weinfuse.com/press-release-cardinal-health-joins-weinfuse-distributor-connect-program/): By Reece Norris | April 5, 2022 | Press, WeInfuse News- Cardinal Health Joins WeInfuse
- [Episode 48: How to Prevent Medication Errors with Chris Jerry of the Emily Jerry Foundation](https://weinfuse.com/episode-48-how-to-prevent-medication-errors-with-chris-jerry-of-the-emily-jerry-foundation/): Christopher Jerry of the Emily Jerry Foundation shares the tragic story of an accidental medication error that took his daughter’s life. Then, he takes us on a journey of working passionately through advocacy to be part of the solution to preventable medical errors through modification of internal systems, processes, and protocols in medicine. Learn more about the Emily Jerry Foundation at https://EmilyJerryFoundation.org/.
- [Episode 47: How to Create a Multidisciplinary Approach to Infusion with Great Processes and Communication with Sarah Feasel-Aklilu of Cardinal Health](https://weinfuse.com/episode-47-how-to-create-a-multidisciplinary-approach-to-infusion-with-great-processes-and-communication-with-sarah-feasel-aklilu-of-cardinal-health/): Sarah Feasel-Aklilu, DCN, MEd, RD, CNSC, FAND is the National Sales Director – Rheumatology, Gastroenterology, and Multi-Specialty Infusion for Cardinal Health. She offers fantastic insight on a multidisciplinary approach and communication, as well as creating processes and systems to deliver excellent patient care.
- [Episode 46: How to Enhance Medication Safety for Patients and Caregivers](https://weinfuse.com/episode-46-how-to-enhance-medication-safety-for-patients-and-caregivers/): Amanda Brummitt: We Infuse podcast, episode number 46. Welcome to the We Infuse podcast. My name is Amanda Brummett. In every episode, we give you a seat at the table as we talk to infusion center owners, operators, and experts so that you can get the insight you need to run a thriving practice. In this episode, we talk with Chuck DiTropano, founder and vice president of pharmacy education with RxToolkit. We'll get a snapshot into Chuck's fascinating journey into medication safety, along Learn why he had to be part of the solution and get insight into how RxToolkit saves lives. As I shared, I'm super excited to be here today with Chuck DiTropano from RxToolkit. Thank you so much for being here, Chuck.
- [Press Release: WeInfuse Acquires RxToolKit](https://weinfuse.com/weinfuse-acquires-rxtoolkit/): AUSTIN / DALLAS, Feb. 15, 2022 -- WeInfuse, the premier consulting and software platform for infusion therapy and medication delivery in the US, has acquired RxToolKit, a provider of clinical and safety education tools for medication preparation and administration.
- [Episode 45: How to Create a Frictionless Patient Experience and More with Chris Cook and Jay Patel of Ivira Health](https://weinfuse.com/episode-45-how-to-create-a-frictionless-patient-experience/): Chris Cook, Vice President of Specialty Pharmacy and Jay Patel, Founder and CEO of Ivira Health share insights on patient experience, care coordination, revenue cycle management, working with payors, creating a company culture and contributing to the community.
- [Press Release: Modern Technology for Home Infusion Pharmacies](https://weinfuse.com/press-release-modern-technology-for-home-infusion-pharmacies/): Published on PR Newswire| January 13, 2022
- [Episode 44: How To Maximize Healthcare Advocacy](https://weinfuse.com/episode-44-how-to-maximize-healthcare-advocacy/): Melissa Paige,  Co-Founder of NAMAPA and Healthcare Advocate Summit, joined us on the podcast to discuss advocacy, how advocates can leverage each other's knowledge and skills, and how to help make big waves for patients in reimbursements. 
- [Episode 43: How to Prepare for Year End](https://weinfuse.com/episode-43-prepring-for-year-end-with-your-infusion-center/): Elizabeth Johnson, President, and Co-Founder of NAMAPA and CEO of MedicoCX joined us on the podcast to discuss best practices, education equipping, and how you can prepare your infusion center for the end of the year and start the new year strong in your infusion center.
- [It’s Prime Time For Ambulatory Infusion Centers](https://weinfuse.com/prime-time-for-ambulatory-infusion-centers/): Published in Specialty Pharmacy Continuum | August 25, 2021 | Written by Karen Blum
- [Episode 42: How To Streamline Your Infusion Practice with Greg Morris, Chief Strategy Officer at CareMetx](https://weinfuse.com/episode-42-how-to-streamline-your-infusion-practice-with-greg-morris-chief-strategy-officer-at-caremetx/): Greg Morris, Chief Strategy Officer at CareMetx, joined us to discuss how to streamline operations, how to use hub services, and how to lead change. We also discuss motivating people the right way when offering a new platform that really changes the way people do things. 
- [Episode 41: How To Prevent Physician Burnout](https://weinfuse.com/episode-41-how-to-prevent-physician-burnout/): Dr. Jason Sugar, Lead Gastroenterologist at Modernizing Medicine, joined us to discuss physician burnout: what is it, how do you prevent it, what are some of the symptoms along the way, and make sure you have practices in place to streamline your practice to make sure you are not burned out by the time you get home. 
- [Episode 40: How To Maximize Patient Communication](https://weinfuse.com/episode-40-how-to-maximize-patient-communication/): Adnan Iqbal, CEO of Luma Health, joined us to discuss the problem that Luma Health solves and how you can integrate this tool with WeInfuse. Learn how to streamline your practice, how to take up gaps in the schedule, and maximize your patient experience. 

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