EmpiRx Health CEO Karthik Ganesh joins the Raise the Line podcast to discuss value-based care, and to challenge employers to demand more from their healthcare benefits partners.

In an interview with EBN, EmpiRx Health CEO Karthik Ganesh shares how a value-based PBM model successfully contained employer costs while meeting the increased demand for mental and behavioral drugs.

The National Techquity Research Initiative seeks to address the inequities exacerbated by the digital divide, which threatens to further widen the gap between vulnerable populations and their ability to engage with the healthcare system.

The inaugural BenefitsPRO Luminary Leadership Award celebrates organizations that strive to transform and humanize the benefits business and set a bright example within the industry, and is a testament to EmpiRx Health’s commitment to redefining healthcare.

EmpiRx Health CEO Karthik Ganesh returns to Wharton Business Daily to implore employers and unions to demand more from their healthcare service providers.

EmpiRx Health CEO Karthik Ganesh shared his thoughts on the vital importance of pharmacists to the overall health ecosystem with Healthcare Business Today, discussing why empowering pharmacists and pharmacy technicians to operate at the top of their license or certification is key to producing better health outcomes and greater professional satisfaction.

BenefitsPRO reports on the release of EmpiRx Health’s first-ever Innovation in Pharmacy Benefits Report, which demonstrates that it’s possible for health care services to provide a system of support and sustain costs, especially in a time of crisis.

In an interview with Forbes, EmpiRx Health CEO Karthik Ganesh shares how a value-based PBM model—focused less on the number of prescriptions, and more on ensuring that the most appropriate medications are dispensed—is best suited to address the current mental health crisis.

In a conversation with MedCity News, EmpiRx Health CEO Karthik Ganesh declared the company’s value-based care approach as the reason for its findings.

In an interview with Formulary Watch, EmpiRx Health CEO Karthik Ganesh discusses how the PBM was able to decrease mental health drug spending at a time when utilization is increasing.

“We published this data to shed light on this mental health tsunami as well as to demonstrate the successful outcomes of a financially aligned healthcare model,” said EmpiRx CEO Karthik Ganesh. “Healthcare service providers play a critical role in making appropriate care not only accessible, but affordable to all.”

When minimalist principles guide organizational decision-making, it frees leaders to “think about strategies that impact people and the company very differently”—which, as EmpiRx Health CEO Karthik Ganesh shares with CNBC Make It—can lead to incredible innovation and growth.