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As the healthcare industry shifts from fee-for-service to value-based care, antiquated revenue models continue to stifle progress. Hospitals enter risk-based contracts with the intention of providing high-quality patient care, yet the bulk of their revenue still comes from treating sick patients. DignifiHealth hopes to solve these challenges by reversing the long-standing narrative that population health management isn’t possible or profitable.

Healthcare finance leaders attending the Healthcare Financial Management Association’s Annual Conference in Denver on June 28 voted for DignifiHealth as the winner of HFMA’s annual Start-Up Cup competition, designating the company as the healthcare startup that is best positioned to improve the cost effectiveness of health.

DignifiHealth gives doctors the information they need to keep their patients healthy. Our healthcare systems typically wait for problems to show up, then fix them. But it doesn’t have to be like that. “Healthcare could take a cue from manufacturing, which knows about preventive maintenance,” Queen says.

DignifiHealth has been awarded a group purchasing agreement for Population Health Software with Conductiv Contracts. The new agreement allows Conductiv Contracts members to take advantage of special pricing and terms pre-negotiated by Conductiv Contracts.

Richard Queen to serve as Chief Executive Officer heading a team of experienced executives to further accelerate the company’s rapid growth.

Adding DignifiHealth’s telemedicine solution, DignifiCare, to VBAGateway makes it simple for employees and their families to directly access virtual healthcare services within their member portal, connecting with board-certified providers without the hassle of traveling to appointments or waiting in offices.

Launched in 2020 by Co-founders, Dr. Dino Beckett, Richard Queen, and Randall Ussery in Williamson, West Virginia, after years of program development and beta pilots, DignifiHealth has bridged the best of Silicon Valley tech with on-the-ground, underserved community health needs.