Soda Health is a healthcare technology company focused on building solutions that address health inequities and create a healthier America. It emphasizes the impact of Social Determinants of Health (SDOH) on health and wellbeing, as well as the cost of care.

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Soda Health | 3,471 followers on LinkedIn. We reduce health inequity by making benefits smarter and connecting people to the resources they need. | Soda Health is a healthcare technology company founded on the promise of reducing health inequity. We provide Smart Benefits that connect people to products and services they need, when they need them, so they can live healthier lives. We close health equity gaps and lower the cost of healthcare by bridging the gap between the cost of living and living healthier.

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We're delighted to announce that Jim Egan has joined the Soda Health team as Vice President of Sales. Jim is an expert in Medicare, Medicaid, and government programs. He knows that when health care is smarter, everyone benefits. Welcome Jim!

It's Day 3 of AEP According to the latest MedPac report (linked in comments), #MedicareAdvantage plans are projected to use a growing share of rebates on supplemental benefits. In 2024, conventional MA plans will be $629 on average and SNPs will be $2,627 on supplemental benefits. How can MA plans make supplemental benefits sustainable and affordable? We have the solution. Let's talk.

We are almost at capacity for our Horizon Conference: Unlocking the Power of Retail and Healthcare. Soda Health is hosting a curated, intimate gathering of diverse thought leaders from the leading national retailers, health plans, and payments companies designed to challenge convention, provoke dialogue, and catalyze innovation in the fast-moving #MedicareAdvantage category. If you want to be a part of the discussion, don't wait to request your invitation 💥 .

Soda Health is proud to be a part of the FMI- The Food Industry Association Health & Wellbeing Council. We had the privilege of sharing our perspective on the future of #FoodisMedicine last week in DC alongside our friends at H-E-B , Giant Food and Price Chopper Supermarkets-Market 32 .

Retail health care isn't in retreat, it's changing. Join us at our inaugural Soda Health Horizon Conference in January to explore the power inherent in retail + health care. Space is limited, request your invitation today.

We're thrilled to be a presenting partner for the Ohio Association of Health Plans Convention and looking forward to serving The Buckeye State! See you in September

Our co-founder and President, Daryl Risinger, spoke at #NACDSTSE and emphasized the economic benefits to health plans of partnering with pharmacies, highlighting the opportunity to improve star ratings and boost revenue. “If you want to move the needle, you need to be in retail because retail is where consumers are spending most of their time.” While seniors may see their physician 5 times per year, they shop for groceries an estimated 80 times per year and visit their pharmacist 30 times per year- retail is the place that integrates nutrition and health care.

Honored to be a part of this panel at #NACDSTSE .

Headed to #NACDSTSE ? Don't miss our co-Founder and President Daryl Risinger on the Building Sustainable Pharmacy Care Models panel tomorrow.

Over 40% of births are covered by #Medicaid . There are > 50.5 million low-income (enrolled in or eligible for Medicaid or supplemental nutrition services for low-income individuals) women of reproductive age & children. Poor systems-level infrastructure to support low-income mothers perpetuates a cycle of income instability, food insecurity, and adverse health outcomes. - 1 in 8 women of reproductive age are living under the federal poverty level. - Low-income households are more likely to experience food insecurity and poor nutrition and are most often covered by Medicaid or are uninsured. - Pregnant women on Medicaid have higher rates of obesity, high blood pressure, and diabetes than those that are privately insured, leading to costly health outcomes such as preterm birth, pre-eclampsia, and NICU admissions. We're proud to be working to improve Maternal Health Outcomes for expectant parents on Medicaid, closing care gaps, improving access to health care, and providing Food as Medicine to fight food insecurity. Here's a thought-provoking article on #FoodAsMedicine that speaks about our ground-breaking partnership with Kroger Health .

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