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Jason Greenwald
Director at TruDataRx
Jason Greenwald is a healthcare industry professional who has held various positions throughout his career. He served as a Director at TruDataRx from 2020 to 2023, where he focused on helping self-insured employers reduce pharmacy spend through clinical effectiveness research and analytics.3
Currently, Jason Greenwald is the Executive Director of Growth at Janus Health, a role he took on after his time at TruDataRx.23 His LinkedIn profile (username: greenwaldjason) shows a diverse background in fitness, operations, and leadership roles.1
Greenwald's experience includes:
- Group Fitness Manager at Equinox (August 2023 - Present)
- Studio Manager at Life Time Inc. (January 2022 - August 2023)
- Group Fitness Instructor at various cycling studios (2014 - 2019)
- Partnerships Manager at LiveSafe (2014 - 2015)
- Retail Sales & Marketing Manager at The Washington Post (2008 - 2011)
He holds an MBA in Organizational Behavior from Brandeis University and a BA in International Business from Rollins College.1 Greenwald's professional focus appears to be on leveraging his diverse experience in healthcare, fitness, and business development to drive growth and innovation in the healthcare industry.
Highlights
This week in its playbook for employers titled, "Addressing Pharmacy Benefit Management Misalignment," the National Alliance of Healthcare Purchaser Coalitions lists the number 1 pharmacy benefit management concern as
"promotion of higher-price drugs when lower-price drugs are available," and goes on to state, "often the impact of [drug] mix is greater than the drug price itself."
To address this concern, the playbook includes sample "fiduciary-like" contract language that states
"the PBM agrees to make all formulary coverage and tier placement recommendations giving the highest priority to covering and preferring drugs with the best clinical outcomes based on comparative effectiveness research."
Does your organization have a pharmacy partner that specializes in comparative effectiveness research?
The playbook is posted in the comments.
#pharmacybenefits #pbm
What if I told you the most expensive prescription drugs are often times the least effective? Would you want to pay for them? Would you want your company to pay for them?
At TruDataRx, we are helping employees get the most effective drugs on the market and saving employers 30% on their pharmacy bills along the way.
Send me a note if you'd like to learn more about how TruDataRx can deflate your pharmacy bill.
#pharmacy #humanresources
