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Hilary Hatch

Founder and CEO at Vital Score

Hilary Hatch is a clinical psychologist with a diverse professional background. She currently serves as the VP at Phreesia. Previously, she founded and was the CEO of Vital Score before it was acquired by PHR. Hilary also holds the position of an Instructor of Medicine at Johns Hopkins School of Medicine.

Hilary's educational journey includes studying Comparative Literature at Columbia College (NY) for her Bachelor of Arts. She pursued a Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.) in Clinical Psychology at the City University of New York. Additionally, she studied a Certificate in Psychoanalysis, Adult Psychoanalysis at NYU Langone School of Medicine, Institute for Psychoanalytic Education.

Throughout her career, Hilary has been associated with various organizations. She has worked as a Clinical Psychologist, founded and led Vital Score, instructed at Johns Hopkins School of Medicine, and served as faculty at the Institute for Psychoanalytic Education at NYU School of Medicine.

Highlights

Aug 28 · linkedin

It was great to talk with Charlotte Robinson at Nephrology Times about our research with the National Kidney Foundation. We found that more activated patients are more likely to initiate conversations with providers about their risk for chronic kidney disease.   This is critical to preventing CKD or detecting it early, and that’s where Phreesia comes in: We work with both patients and providers to support patients in taking a more active role in their care.   As new treatments become available to prevent the progression of CKD, early awareness and patient activation are key. The sooner patients know about their risk and understand their options for care, the better their chance of good health outcomes. More here:

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Aug 6 · linkedin

The Executive Director of the CARE Center Paul Lovely recently spoke with Hannah Nelson at Xtelligent Healthcare about the benefits of collecting self-reported data on sexual orientation and gender identity information, and how he’s seen its positive impact on LGBTQ+ health outcomes.   Most CARE Center patients are LGBTQ and have previously encountered barriers in care with providers who didn’t understand their needs, but self-reported questionnaires have proven to ease patient discomfort in disclosing personal information.   It is a privilege to support the work of Paul and his colleagues at the CARE Center to create an inclusive and empathetic experience for their patients.

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New York, New York