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Jordan Feldman

Co-Founder and CEO at Rightway

Jordan Feldman is an accomplished professional with a strong educational background and a notable career trajectory. He studied Government and Economics at Harvard University, obtaining an A.B. degree. With a diverse professional experience, Jordan has held key positions in prestigious organizations. Currently, he serves as the Co-Founder and CEO of Rightway Healthcare, a role that showcases his leadership and entrepreneurial skills. Prior to this, he worked as a Senior Associate at RedBird Capital Partners, where he further honed his expertise in finance and investments. Jordan also has a solid foundation in investment banking and mortgage trading, having worked at Goldman Sachs in these capacities. His early career includes a notable stint as a Summer Intern in Sales & Trading at the same institution.

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Jul 30 · linkedin

Employees are getting increasingly frustrated by their employers staying with the big PBMs (First J&J and now Wells getting sued). And they are not wrong. These PBMs are artificially increasing drug costs by trapping rebates and other profit pools along the way.

Rightway has fixed all of this. Completely aligning financials, and more importantly, taking care of members.

Jun 21 · linkedin

Great article by the NYT.

Legacy PBMs are simply stealing from employers and their team members. I don’t know how you read this article and say “wow, I want to work with actors like that”. They have gotten away with it for decades but there’s a better alternative now. It’s also 30% of total healthcare spend and growing, so you can’t just ignore it or say it’s too complex to examine.

“They’re seeking to extract from the system, without creating any corresponding value for the system,” said Dave Yost, the Republican attorney general in Ohio.”

A PBM needs to be 100% financially aligned and take care of members. Anything else is the industry giving you the legacy runaround.

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New York, New York, United States