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Christie (Schroeder) Callahan
Healthcare Innovation Leader | COO
Who is Christie (Schroeder) Callahan?
Christie (Schroeder) Callahan is the Chief Operating Officer at Arrive Health (formerly RxRevu), a healthcare technology company based in Denver, Colorado.234 She has been in this role since October 2020.3
Prior to joining Arrive Health, Christie held several leadership positions at CVS Health, including Vice President of Strategy and Innovation for Members Services.1 She also worked as a consultant at Bain & Company earlier in her career.1
Christie has nearly ten years of experience in the healthcare industry, with a focus on interoperability, technology innovation, and process improvement.1 She has developed and delivered technology transformation strategies for large healthcare operations such as specialty and mail pharmacies, prior authorization departments, and call centers.1
Christie is passionate about making a positive impact in healthcare and believes that diverse executive teams are crucial for building successful companies that serve all potential customers and employees.1 She advocates for creating open forums for discussion to drive meaningful change and fostering a mindset of exception to build companies from a place of curiosity and understanding.1
Highlights
“I have put off and delayed care for years due to costs.”
“I can’t get a clear answer on what things will cost. It’s infuriating and makes me feel hopeless.”
“Finding the time to research care options and actually get care is also too expensive.”
Patients are in crisis and change starts with knowledge. Knowledge of how much care will cost and how to access that care. At Arrive Health (formerly RxRevu), our team shows up every day to solve this problem and equip providers, patients and care teams with the knowledge they need to act.
Learn more in our new report, The Terrifying Truth about America’s Healthcare Affordability Crisis. #pricetransparency
Yesterday, we added the ability to work directly with patients to clear their path to medication access.
Arrive Health (formerly RxRevu) has acquired the virtual pharmacy assistant built by UPMC that has doubled refill rates and significantly reduced readmissions.
To drive change for the 200 million patients in our network, we are thrilled to talk to them directly and solve their problems.
