The phone rings. A refill waits. A claim goes unpaid. EnlivenHealth is connecting the small tasks that stand between a pharmacy and the care it could provide.
A pharmacy robot can prepare a dose. ARxIUM’s bigger bet is that the machinery, the inventory and the people around it should work as one.
A prescription can have several prices before it reaches the counter. RxSense builds the machinery that helps consumers compare them - and lets organizations run more of the pharmacy benefit themselves.
A hospital can dispense the right drug and still buy its replacement on the wrong terms. Sentry Data built a business connecting those two moments - and Craneware paid $400 million to bring it inside.
The British pharmacy software company is connecting the work behind the counter, from barcode checks to clinical claims. Its proposition starts at £350 a month - and depends on changing habits as well as screens.
The 340B business is a maze of claims, referrals and audit trails. NuvemRx wants community health providers to stop treating that maze as back-office paperwork - and start treating pharmacy as infrastructure for care.
Garrett Fienberg is the Chief Executive Officer of Truveris, a pharmacy cost containment company that has built an independent, data-led technology platform to bring transparency to PBM pricing and drive down drug costs for employers and benefit consultants. He joined Truveris in 2021, was elevated to Chief Operating Officer in March 2024, and stepped into the CEO role in 2025. Over a 20-plus-year career he has founded and sold venture-backed startups, run growth for a publicly traded healthcare SaaS company, and worked across venture capital, hedge funds, investment banking, and consulting.