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All of us will be patients or caregivers at some point in our lives. And when that happens, we enter a confusing, complex healthcare system that has been built around many priorities besides patient needs and wishes. Rx4good works with companies, government, academia and nonprofits, and view all our clients as partners engaged in a mutual effort to improve the lives of the patients we all serve.

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Our clients and partners include companies, government, academia and nonprofits

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Rx4good is easily the most strategic, brightest and creative group of people with whom I have had the pleasure to work. Their approach of teaming with industry and patient advocacy groups always puts the patient at the forefront and their focus is on how to create partnerships that foster positive social change.

Oncology Advocacy Lead, West Coast Biotech Company

I had the opportunity to work with Rx4good on two exciting and engaging projects, and they were incredible. From prepping for meetings to supporting my team, the Rx4good team was at the ready. They were knowledgeable about the content and executed every step flawlessly. I look forward to future opportunities to work with them.

Dr. Rebecca Block, former Director of Research and Advocacy, Critical Mass

The Rx4good Blog

January 10, 2020

Reflections on the “New Biotechnology and Pharmaceutical Industry Commitment to Patients and the Public”

We read with great interest the Opinion piece in Stat News in which more than 200 corporate leaders—mostly from small and mid-sized companies, as well as some investors—signed on to what…

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September 24, 2019

Rx4good Chief Patient Advocate On Taking the Jargon Out Of Patient Content

You headed up a number of patient organizations before joining Rx4good as Chief Patient Advocate and are also a young adult cancer survivor.  What did you learn early on about…

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August 18, 2019

The Evolution of Stakeholder Mapping: Looking Back on a Decade of Research with Rx4Good’s Meg Hanhan

An interview with Rx4good’s Counselor and Mapping Expert, Meg Hanhan, provides insight into  the evolution of stakeholder mapping and its value as a competitive intelligence tool and a window into…

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August 2, 2018

What’s Love Got To Do With It? When Caring for a Business and Caregiving Converge

Those of us who focus on patient advocacy and patient engagement as part of our vocation or business often have a personal story that fuels our passion for patient and…

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The Right Team 4 You

Meet The Team

Heidi Adams
Chief Patient Advocate

“As a cancer survivor and long-time patient advocate, I have lived the difference between being voiceless and bringing a powerful voice into the systems that are supposed to help people. We believe in the moral imperative behind the patient mantra: Nothing about me, without me.”
Frank Funaro
Senior Counselor, Strategy & Innovation

“All of us have been, are or will be a patient at some point in our lifetime.  Knowing that – and holding it close – is what drives everything we do.”
Meg Hanhan
Counselor, Client Outcomes

“Listening to and understanding the patient and caregiver experience is the only way to truly address their needs.  Partnerships and programs that live this practice are the ones that can make the most impact.”
Elise Lombardo
Accounting and Finance

“Patients and caregivers offer profound inspiration and insights as they journey to health.  Learning from their experiences to improve treatments and outcomes is critical to the organizations involved in their care.”
Ann Moravick
President & Catalyst4good

“If we listen intently, truly hear what patients and caregivers are saying to us, and act on their insights, we can learn to ease the burden of disease.”
Jamie Santer
Operational/Administrative Support

“We all want to participate in decisions that affect our lives. Why should our health care decisions be any different?”
Tamar Sekayan, MSW
Counselor, Health Industry Engagement - West Coast

“We have a collective responsibility to get down to the grit of patient-centeredness— to consider healthcare through the lens of how we would want ourselves or our loved ones to be treated. And we need to always remember that the patient is a whole person—before, during and after treatment.”





What We Learned About the Role of the Caregiver in Medical Decision Making

Topline findings from a survey of more than 600 caregivers now available for download.

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