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Ashtons wants to retire the paper drug chart
The Brighton pharmacy business bundles prescribing software with the people who check the prescriptions. Its rollout across 53 Priory sites shows what that combination can do - and how much work sits behind the screen.
Lifespark's $36 Million Bet: Fix Senior Care by Owning the Handoffs
Most senior-care failures happen between appointments, providers, and payment systems. Lifespark spent two decades assembling the pieces under one roof - and now it has to prove that integration can travel beyond Minnesota.
DME Express Built a 24/7 Hospice Supply Machine - and Made Spare Capacity the Product
Hospice does not run on business hours. DME Express turned that awkward truth into a recurring logistics business built on local warehouses, surplus gear and technicians who answer the phone at 2 a.m.
The Doctor Who Traded the Exam Room for the Cap Table
A physician-turned-financier is buying up the unglamorous engine room of American healthcare - the home aides, clinical trial sites and hospice teams that most funds overlook.
The Family Business Built to Make Aging Less Disruptive
SALMON Health and Retirement has spent more than seven decades assembling the pieces of later life under one family roof. Its product is not one building or one level of care, but fewer hard resets when needs change.