The Future of Healthcare Delivery: How Technology and Collaboration Are Transforming Patient Care

In an era of rapidly evolving healthcare challenges, innovative partnerships are becoming increasingly crucial. This fireside chat presents a groundbreaking case study of ecosystem partnerships, showcasing a two-year collaborative vaccination program between Sanofi, Amalgam and Privia Health. The healthcare industry faces numerous obstacles, including rising costs, access disparities and the need for more efficient care delivery models. Traditional approaches often fall short in addressing these complex issues, and cross-industry collaboration can lead to more effective healthcare solutions.

This session will explore:

• Strategic alliance formation: How Sanofi, Amalgam and Privia Health identified synergies and formed a partnership to address vaccination challenges


• Technology integration: Leveraging Amalgam's digital health solutions and AI solutions to enhance vaccine distribution, provider efficiencies and patient engagement


• Provider network optimization: Utilizing Privia Health's extensive provider network and EHR to improve vaccine access and administration at scale


• Data-driven decision-making: Analyzing two years of program data to continuously refine and improve the vaccination strategy


• Patient-centric approach: Enhancing the patient experience through seamless integration of pharmaceutical, technological and clinical expertise


• Scalability and future applications: Discussing how this model can be applied to other areas of healthcare delivery

This case study exemplifies how ecosystem partnerships can drive innovation, improve patient outcomes and create sustainable healthcare solutions. By bringing together diverse expertise from pharmaceutical, technology and healthcare provider sectors, we've created a model that addresses complex healthcare challenges more effectively than any single entity could alone.

This session is not eligible for Interprofessional Continuing Education (IPCE) credit.