Top Infusion Care Service Provider 2026 · Healthcare Business Review
For patients Built by nurses, patients, and caregivers.
For plans Built by brokers, plan vets, and PharmDs who audit every claim.
Quantify Specialty Care (QSC) is built and run by physicians, nurse practitioners, nurses, pharmacists, dietitians, and counselors. Joined by former brokers and commercial-insurance specialists who left the legacy system to build a better one. Together we run a national specialty infusions, injections, and medications program for self-funded employer plans. We pick up the phone. We sit with the patient. We deliver the medication. And we treat people like people.
Patient Voices
Healthcare arrives in pieces. Tests, drugs, insurance, claims, denials, calls. Our job is to put those pieces back together — one patient at a time. These are the people we did it for.
When I was diagnosed, making sense of healthcare was the most aggravating and uncertain aspect of my cancer treatment. All these disjointed buckets — hospital tests, drugs, radiation, chemo, and insurance. Blue Cross would deny expensive tests that had to be performed to properly diagnose and stage me. After the tests were completed, I had to get my oncologist to write a letter on my behalf and ask the clinic to not ruin my credit for a few weeks until Blue Cross agreed to pay. Learning all this when you don't know how much time you have left is not fun. I think what you do is amazing, and I hope everyone can get great care that is not such a horrible puzzle in the future.
I'm surprised on how attentive you all are at getting people setup. lol it usually takes doctors months.
You guys at Quantify have just been the best specialty care pharmacy that I have ever come across, and the fact that I will be able to continue with you guys after all just makes it so much better.
Having a care team just a text message away 24/7 helps manage my chronic illness. Speaking with a therapist over the phone or via Zoom each week, for as long or short as I need, has helped keep my anxiety and stress at its best level ever. The best pro is that it has been completely free of charge through my employer.
Quantify Specialty Pharmacy has provided invaluable support, far exceeding what I ever imagined possible from such an organization.
I met with a new GI doctor and have a colonoscopy scheduled. My next injection is October 10th. Thank you for helping me get my Crohn's under control.
This is like Christmas. I get to sit down and do some shopping. I honestly thought it was Christmas when I found out I didn't have to drive three hours for my infusions and could have them at home. Then I found out about the program and thought it was too good to be true. This is life-changing for me and my family.
With this program we have been able to completely change the way she is eating, and for the first time in years her labs all came back within normal limits. She hasn't had any accidents and she hasn't had to take the heavy-hitting med for loose stools.
I felt the communication was really effective, prompt, and professional. I don't think I ever had a question that didn't get answered or an issue that wasn't resolved in a timely fashion.
It was a great experience, and the nurse was fantastic.
What Quantify Specialty Care does
For complex specialty therapies, plans hire us to deliver three things at once — better care for the patient, lower cost for the plan, and a real clinical operation that holds it together. Here is what each of those looks like.
One dedicated, named nurse per patient — not a rotating team. Real humans on the line by call or text, around the clock. Continuous remote monitoring between visits because the body knows something is off before the mind does. Personal dietitian, counseling for the patient and close family, and Resource Coordinators who handle the non-clinical pieces other vendors hand back to the patient.
See the patient journey →Our wholly-owned, URAC-accredited specialty pharmacy ships to all 50 states. Specialty infusions, injections, and oral medications for oncology, autoimmune disease, rare disease, immunodeficiency, and other complex conditions. In-home infusions or infusions in alternate ambulatory care settings close to the patient — arranged by the QSC team.
How we deliver →A published sample of our active book: $88.9M in annual savings across 130+ self-funded employer plans, 36% blended vs. the incumbent network, audited per claim by PharmDs with MSEP degrees (Master of Science in Pharmacoeconomics & Policy). The full book is larger — case files for additional engagements available under NDA. No PMPM, no admin fees — the plan pays for the care we actually deliver, on a per-claim basis. Manufacturer rebates stay with the plan.
See the math →Mobile Infusion Care
Specialty infusions don't have to mean a long drive, a half-day in a waiting room, or another exposure risk. Our QSC mobile infusion fleet brings the infusion chair to where the patient already is — their home, their workplace parking lot, an employer-site clinic, or a partner ambulatory location. Same medication. Same nurse. None of the friction.
Patient recliner, IV pole, vitals monitor, hand-wash sink, controlled-temperature storage, prep counter, ambient-controlled climate, and HIPAA-compliant operations. Same standards as a clinic-based infusion suite.
The QSC nurse who runs your in-home or in-clinic visit is the same nurse on the van. Continuity, not a different face every visit.
Members who skip therapy because of transportation, childcare, work schedules, or immunocompromised status now have a third option — we come to them.
Mobile infusion is reimbursed at the alternate ambulatory site of care — not the hospital outpatient department. Plans see meaningful per-infusion savings without sacrificing safety.
Did you receive a welcome kit or a call from us?
If a Quantify package landed at your door or a nurse called and you have never heard of us, we understand the instinct to be cautious. Your employer's health plan partnered with us to provide your specialty infusion, injection, or medication, and our team works to keep your real out-of-pocket as close to $0 as your plan allows. Use any of the channels below to confirm we are who we say we are.
Still not sure? Call your benefits administrator or HR contact and ask whether Quantify Specialty Care is part of your specialty infusion, injection, and medication benefit. They will confirm. We never charge members for the call, the welcome kit, or any of the wraparound care. QSC patients are covered through a self-funded employer health plan. For most members, our team works hard to bring out-of-pocket as close to $0 as your plan allows — through manufacturer copay programs, foundation grants, and patient-assistance resources. On HDHP/HSA plans, federal law requires the IRS-minimum deductible be met first; on other plan types, cost share is set by your plan, and we negotiate every option to lower it. Our URAC-accredited specialty pharmacy is licensed in the states we serve.
A quick note about your insurance card
The big logo on your insurance card — BCBS, Aetna, Cigna, UMR, Anthem, UnitedHealthcare, Meritain, Allegiance, Imagine360, or any of the others — is the company that administers your plan. They process your claims, run the member portal, and route your calls. They are not actually paying the bill.
If you work for a self-funded employer (most mid-size and large employers in the US), your employer pays your medical claims out of their own money. They hire the company on your card to handle the paperwork. And they choose specialty programs — like Quantify — to deliver high-cost care more affordably and more humanely than the open network would.
So when a Quantify nurse calls you, here is what is actually happening:
This is why a Quantify representative will not show up in the “in-network providers” search inside your insurance app, and why your card does not have our logo on it. The benefit was added by your employer to save money for the plan and improve care for you. Your HR or benefits administrator can confirm it in one phone call.
For Patients & Caregivers
If your employer has partnered with Quantify, your specialty infusion, injection, or medication is covered through us. Our team works to bring your real out-of-pocket as close to $0 as your plan allows. Here is what care looks like.
If we have your name, it is because your employer's plan invited us to help. A nurse (not a salesperson) calls. We explain everything. You decide what you want to do.
You get one dedicated bedside nurse — not a rotating team — who knows your name, your veins, your story, and how you're feeling today. Plus a clinical pharmacist, a registered dietitian, and counseling support for you and close family when you need it. Same names you can text back, every time.
A friendly first box — no medication, no needles, nothing urgent. Inside: your printed welcome packet and a small comfort kit with fuzzy socks. Your medication and infusion supplies arrive in a separate, timed shipment after your welcome call — never before.
Most therapies can be given at home. One dedicated bedside nurse who knows your name, your veins, your story, and how you're feeling today comes to you and stays the whole time — not a rotating team. If home isn't right for you, we offer infusions in alternate ambulatory care settings close to you, arranged by your QSC team. You keep your existing specialist.
Twenty-four hours a day. Refill coordination, side-effect questions, a tough night, a billing concern, a Food-as-Medicine grocery order if it's part of your program — same team picks up.
Specialty infusions, injections, and oral medications for autoimmune and inflammatory disease, oncology and hematology, immunodeficiency, neurology, rare disease, and other complex conditions managed by biologics and specialty therapies.
QSC patients are covered through a self-funded employer health plan. For most members, our team works hard to bring out-of-pocket as close to $0 as your plan allows — through manufacturer copay programs, foundation grants, and patient-assistance resources. On HDHP/HSA plans, federal law requires the IRS-minimum deductible be met first; on other plan types, cost share is set by your plan, and we negotiate every option to lower it. We always tell you exactly what to expect before your first dose.
No. You keep your prescribing physician and your specialist. We coordinate with them. We are the infusion, injection, and pharmacy team — we are not replacing your doctor.
Your welcome kit
Your first Quantify box is a welcome kit, not your medication. It is there to introduce you to your care team, set up your monitoring devices, and make day one feel calmer than a typical specialty-pharmacy intake. Your medication and infusion supplies arrive in a separate, carefully-timed shipment after your welcome call with your nurse — never before.
This first box is intentionally light. No medication, no needles, nothing urgent. Inside you'll find your printed welcome packet and a small comfort kit. Open it whenever you are ready — your care team walks through every piece of it with you on the welcome call.
A written summary of your care plan, your care-team's names and direct numbers, your therapy schedule, what to expect at your first infusion, side effects to watch for, and step-by-step instructions for the monitoring devices. Keep this somewhere easy to reach — the fridge or a kitchen drawer is what most members do.
Depending on your therapy, this can include a smart wearable patch, a blood-pressure cuff, a pulse oximeter, a glucose sensor, a connected weight scale, and the QSC member app. The devices pair to your phone or work on their own — we walk you through setup on the welcome call. Your vitals stream into our Virtual Command Center 24/7, so a nurse can reach out before something becomes an ER trip.
A water bottle, an ice pack, a little notebook, a few snacks, a pen, fuzzy socks, and small comfort items with quiet affirmations. None of this is medically required. It is there because infusion days can feel long, and we think you deserve a small kindness that day.
Usually within 24–48 hours of the kit arriving, your assigned nurse calls you directly. She walks through every piece of the kit, answers questions, sets up the monitoring devices over the phone, confirms your prescribing physician and therapy plan, and schedules your first infusion date and time. This is also when we confirm the medication shipment timing so it lands the day you need it — not before, not after. If you haven't heard from us within 48 hours, call or text 740-994-1811.
This shipment comes after your welcome call — never before. It includes the specialty medication your doctor ordered, plus the IV tubing, dressing supplies, sharps container, and any pump or pole you need for your therapy. Everything is labeled by dose and clearly marked. Some items need to go in the refrigerator right away — a printed insert on top of the box tells you which, and your nurse will have already confirmed storage with you on the welcome call. Most members receive this shipment 24–48 hours before their first infusion.
QSC patients are covered through a self-funded employer health plan. For most members, our team works hard to bring out-of-pocket as close to $0 as your plan allows — through manufacturer copay programs, foundation grants, and patient-assistance resources. On HDHP/HSA plans, federal law requires the IRS-minimum deductible be met first; on other plan types, cost share is set by your plan, and we negotiate every option to lower it. If you ever get an unexpected bill, call us immediately at 740-994-1811 and we will sort it out.
Call or text 740-994-1811 or email admission@quantifysc.com. Do not use any item that looks tampered with, damaged, or beyond its labeled date. We will replace it the same day in most cases, and overnight in all cases.
Common questions
Quantify Specialty Care is an integrated specialty infusion, injection, and medication program designed to deliver high-quality, cost-effective care for patients with rare and chronic conditions. It includes home infusion therapy, 24/7 remote monitoring, and a full clinical care team that wraps around the care your existing doctor is already providing.
Your employer or health plan has made this program — and additional benefits — available to you. Specialty therapy gets billed at very different prices depending on where it's given, and we built QSC to fix that for both you and your plan. That's why you're hearing from us. If you want to verify before responding, call your benefits administrator or HR contact and ask whether Quantify Specialty Care is part of your specialty infusion, injection, and medication benefit — they will confirm.
Yes. You keep your prescribing provider. Quantify works with your doctor to ensure all your needs are met — we obtain orders from them and manage your specialty care in coordination with them. We are not replacing your doctor; we are the infusion, injection, and pharmacy team that wraps around them.
QSC patients are covered through a self-funded employer health plan. For most members, our team works hard to bring out-of-pocket as close to $0 as your plan allows — through manufacturer copay programs, foundation grants, and patient-assistance resources. On HDHP/HSA plans, federal law requires the IRS-minimum deductible be met first; on other plan types, cost share is set by your plan, and we negotiate every option to lower it. We always tell you exactly what to expect before your first dose.
We manage specialty infusions, injections, and oral medications for cancer, autoimmune and inflammatory diseases, immunodeficiency disorders, multiple sclerosis, blood disorders, chronic pain, certain neurology and cardiology conditions, and other complex diagnoses managed by biologics or specialty therapies.
Care can be delivered in multiple settings: home infusion, outpatient infusion centers, your physician's office, or a hospital setting. The choice is based on what is clinically appropriate for your therapy and what you prefer. Most therapies can be safely given at home.
We deploy a full clinical-grade monitoring kit — not just a blood-pressure cuff. Depending on your therapy and condition, that can include smart wearable patches, continuous vitals monitors, a connected BP cuff, pulse oximetry, glucose sensors, weight scales, and our member app. Everything streams into a HIPAA-secure platform where our Virtual Command Center reviews your data in real time, 24/7. If something trends in the wrong direction, a nurse reaches out before it becomes an ER visit. This is acute-care-level oversight, delivered to your living room.
You contact your care team — phone, text, or the app — any time. Twenty-four hours a day. Whether it is a symptom, a side effect, a refill, a billing question, or anything else, the same team picks up. You always have a real human on the other end.
Most of the time, we start the conversation. If your employer has partnered with Quantify, a nurse reaches out to you directly. If you have not heard from us yet and you think your plan covers our services, email admission@quantifysc.com or call or text 740-994-1811 and our admissions team will check.
For Employers, Brokers & TPAs
Specialty drug spend is the line item your plan can't model and can't ignore. We are the partner that takes it on. We identify the right members through claims data, move them into a high-touch program they actually like, and price our work so the plan saves more than it pays us.
Send us a claims feed. Our data analytics team — led by PharmDs with MSEP degrees — identifies members on specialty therapies, current and pipeline, where a Quantify model meaningfully changes cost, clinical outcome, or experience. No fishing expeditions. No member required to raise their hand.
A nurse — not a call center — outreaches each member. We explain what we do, answer questions, coordinate with their prescriber, and only move them if it is in their interest. Members consistently tell us this part is what makes it stick.
Home infusion, in-home injections, and specialty oral medications in all 50 states. When home isn't right, infusions in alternate ambulatory care settings close to the member, arranged by the QSC team. Specialty pharmacy through our URAC-accredited operation. Wrap-around services — dietitian, counseling, clinical pharmacist — included.
Monthly engagement reports per group: who we engaged, where they are in the program, what the plan paid, and what the plan saved versus the prior path. The same reports you'd build yourself if you had the data and the time.
What our book actually saves
This is one slice of what we deliver — priced, executed, audited per claim. The full book is larger, and full case files for the rest are available under NDA. Everyone in this category leads with a marketing number. We lead with the math — pulled directly from our claims-pricing system as of May 2026, not a deck. Each row below is traceable to a member, a drug, a J-code, and a paid-claim file.
193 priced and executed engagements, per-claim savings vs. incumbent rate.
Two out of every three engagements land between 20% and 50% savings. The tail above 50% is real, claim-verified, and weighted toward complex oncology and rare-disease cases.
Anonymized for privacy. Full case files available under NDA.
Only claims actually priced and executed against a member's prior paid amount. Each row is a real episode of care with a J-code, a paid date, and a verified Quantify rate. We do not count projected savings, RFP estimates, or unpriced opportunities.
Savings = (incumbent paid amount per episode − Quantify rate per episode) × episodes annually. Blended rate = total annual savings ÷ total annual incumbent spend across all in-force engagements. Every engagement is priced by a real PharmD with an MSEP degree (Master of Science in Pharmacoeconomics & Policy) — not a data analyst, not an actuary — so clinical appropriateness and economic defensibility are evaluated together.
No “up to” ranges. No hypothetical PMPM models. No averages inflated by removing the low end. The 36% blended is computed on the entire book including the 8% of cases under 20% savings. The math is meant to audit, not market.
Send us a de-identified claims feed. We return a case file in the format of the screenshots above — per-member, per-drug, per-episode, with a defensible Quantify rate against your incumbent paid amount. No commitment, no fee, no obligation to switch.
How we audit your claims
Most specialty vendors split clinical review from economic review across different functions, with handoffs and lost context between them. We do it on one desk.
Every claim QSC touches goes through both reviews on the same PharmD — a pharmacist who also holds an MSEP (Master of Science in Pharmacoeconomics & Policy). One person, trained to evaluate clinical appropriateness AND economic defensibility together, never apart.
Every claim is priced against actual supplier-level vial pricing. If we don't have it, we escalate. We do not extrapolate from averages or AWP discounts.
When we engage a member, we look at their complete specialty regimen — current and pipeline. A therapy that doesn't qualify on its own may still belong in the care plan because of what else the member is on.
Partial payments, reversals, and edge cases can mask the real economics. We use statistical guardrails so the savings number we report is the one we can actually deliver.
We annualize episodes against claims pattern AND medication label AND clinical guidelines — never just one. Frequency is the most consequential number in any specialty engagement, and most vendors get it wrong by relying on claims alone.
Every QSC engagement comes with a clinical rationale and an economic rationale documented at the claim level. When a CFO asks “why did we save $190K on this member?” the answer is in the file, not in someone's head.
Who shows up for you
Most specialty vendors put a rep between you and the people doing the work who has never sat in your seat. We don't. Our commercial team is built from the people who used to sit across from a vendor like us — and got tired of being sold a number.
They came from plans, brokerages, stop-loss carriers, and employer captives. They know what the renewal conversation actually looks like at 4pm on a Friday. They built QSC to be the vendor they wished they had.
They sat in your seat. They know which carve-out math is real and which is a slide. They know what the underwriter will accept and what the renewal will look like 24 months out.
They came from carriers and MGUs. They speak laser, spec, agg, and disclosure fluently — and they will tell you when an engagement will or will not move the needle on your renewal before you commit.
They ran plans, built RFPs, fired vendors, and signed the checks. When they say “this is the right model for your population,” it is because they have run the math on the other side — not because a CRM told them to follow up.
Group captives, single-parent, agency captives — we have priced inside them and reported into them. We know what your TPA owes you, what your stop-loss carrier owes you, and what the captive board will ask in November.
Most of our commercial team is on salary, with a handful of channel partners we've worked with for years. Either way, the number that gets reviewed is the same one your CFO reviews: did the savings we promised show up in the plan's bank account? Our team will walk you through a member where we saved less than projected, an engagement that did not clear the floor, or a case where the right answer was “don't engage this member at all.” That is what showing up from your side of the table actually looks like.
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8 for 8. Most vendors land 3.
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What that looks like in practice
Every Quantify engagement is priced against the specific plan's incumbent paid amount — there is no fixed rate card, because there shouldn't be. The savings figures above were all delivered to self-funded employer plans in the past 12 months and are claims-validated per episode of care. Manufacturer rebates stayed with the plan. Members received home infusion with a nurse who stayed the entire visit. Specific case files, including the J-codes, dose schedules, and per-claim math, are available to qualified plan sponsors under NDA.
Across the sample we publish: 193 priced and executed engagements across 130+ self-funded employer clients, the full specialty formulary, $246M in incumbent annual spend redirected to $157M with Quantify — $88.9M saved annually, 36% blended, individual claims ranging 10–91%. Largest single-client wins this year: $8.4M on a major public-sector plan, $6.2M on a national retail employer, $5.3M on a national plan covering a rare-disease enzyme-replacement case. The full book is larger; the figures above are the portion we can publish openly. Every number is traceable to a claim ID in our audit system, with additional engagements available under NDA.
Partner reference
We complement your care management program — we do not replace it. Your nurses keep the longitudinal relationship with the member. Quantify handles the specialty infusion, injection, and medication workflow end-to-end: prior auth, scheduling, medication delivery, the infusion or injection visit, 24/7 nursing on therapy-related issues, and SDOH support through dedicated Resource Coordinators. We share structured updates back to your team through a documented nurse-to-nurse handoff and post-visit notes.
Referrals come in by secure online form, secure email, or fax. We need member demographics, diagnosis, prescribing provider, treatment / J-code (if known), and insurance info. Partner CM teams can refer directly; no separate provider sign-off needed at the referral stage. We acknowledge receipt within 1 business day. Member outreach (call + text) happens within 24–48 hours. Welcome call with a QSC nurse is typically within 3–5 business days.
We work from your claims feed. Our data analytics team — led by PharmDs with MSEP degrees — flags members on specialty therapies, current and pipeline, where the Quantify model meaningfully changes cost, clinical outcome, or experience. That clinical-plus-economic lens is what keeps the work honest: every flag has to clear both a pharmacy-clinical review and an economic-defensibility review before it becomes a recommendation. No fishing expeditions. No member is required to raise their hand. We coordinate with the prescribing provider before any clinical move.
We are paid for the care we actually deliver. If we do not engage a member, the plan owes us nothing for that member. We stay out of network on purpose — that is what lets us deliver savings against the in-network specialty path. We bill the plan and hold ourselves to a fair-and-defensible rate the plan can audit. Member cost share depends on the plan setup; our team works manufacturer copay programs, foundation grants, and patient-assistance resources on every member's behalf to bring out-of-pocket as close to $0 as the plan allows. On HDHP/HSA plans, the IRS-minimum deductible must be met first.
QSC patients are covered through a self-funded employer health plan. For most members, our team works hard to bring out-of-pocket as close to $0 as the plan allows — through manufacturer copay programs, foundation grants, and patient-assistance resources. On HDHP/HSA plans, federal law requires the IRS-minimum deductible be met first; on other plan types, cost share is set by the plan, and we negotiate every option to lower it. We always tell members exactly what to expect before their first dose.
24/7 nurse availability via phone, text, and the QSC member app. Daily remote monitoring of biometric data where applicable. Post-treatment notes sent to the prescribing provider after every infusion or RN visit. Care escalations follow QSC's SBAR protocol — Situation, Background, Assessment, Recommendation — the same structured-communication discipline acute-care hospital teams use to hand off critically ill patients. Every escalation gets the same disciplined framing, regardless of which nurse picks up the call.
A monthly engagement report per group, delivered by the 5th of the following month: who we engaged, where they are in the program, what the plan paid, and what the plan saved versus the prior path. The same reports you would build yourself if you had the data and the time.
Both. We send 837 claims and accept 835 remittance where the plan or TPA uses standard EDI. For partners who prefer email-attached billing, we support that workflow with a Quantify-branded claims workbook — same data, your format.
From the Plan Side
A forwarded note from a self-funded plan member, sent to her broker — describing what Quantify actually felt like, in her words. Names removed.
"The process has been pretty smooth. Quantify Specialty Care is handling the service. They have an app I download where they can monitor my vitals. I received a huge box with all the medications and supplies I will need. Each of my five doses has a separate package, clearly labeled with everything I will need. They provided an IV stand and pump — and I don't ship it back, so I don't even know what I'll do with this — but I didn't even think about these things.
They sent a blood pressure monitor and cuff. It links to cell service and uploads my vitals to the company, and I can also see them on the app. They want me to monitor my blood pressure at least three days before each infusion, and then right before and right after.
They called me and gathered a very thorough medical history and explained how things were going to work. The nurse who came to my office coordinated the appointment time. She is AWESOME, very professional, and nice. We have all my appointments scheduled for my convenience and hers — in my office. The actual infusion is only about twenty minutes, so this really saves me from having to rearrange my day and travel somewhere for such a short time.
They even provided a care package that included a water bottle, ice bag, some pain meds, a little notebook and some other small items with affirmations to help keep you positive. I feel a little guilty taking these things when I don't have something serious — but just imagine if you did and you received this. Oh, they included fuzzy socks.
During the infusion I received a text from the home office saying my vitals were coming through and everything was looking good. I have a message that if I wanted some guidance on iron-rich foods, they have a dietitian who can help me with that. So far, this has been a great experience."
About Quantify
Quantify Specialty Care exists for one reason: complex specialty care in the United States is expensive for plans, exhausting for patients, and unkind to both. We thought a small, clinically-led team — with the right operating model — could do better at the same time on cost, experience, and clinical outcomes. We are doing that.
We are nationally operating but deliberately focused. We do not chase diabetes, we do not chase every condition with a TV ad. We do oncology, biologics, complex specialty infusions and injections, and the specialty pharmacy operations that hold all of it together. We do them very well.
Our team is physicians, nurse practitioners, nurses, pharmacists, dietitians, and counselors who do real clinical work. Our operations team is built around them, not the other way around. Every patient has a real care team with names you can text. Every plan partner has a real account team that answers their email.
We are owner-operated, US-based, and accountable. We say what we will do, then we do it.
From the founders
“What we have lacked in modern healthcare is continuity. Patients are navigating too many disconnected touchpoints, and at some point, it becomes overwhelming. We act as the patient's quarterback, on top of being the actual provider of care across infusion, injection, and specialty medication therapy.”
I'm a nurse. I'm a patient advocate. I'm a caregiver. And I'm a patient too — I've lived this from both sides, on biologic infusions and oncology medications myself, sitting in the chair, on the phone with the pharmacy, opening the box at the kitchen table. I spent decades inside the system — watching the same things break for the same families, over and over. I saw the brokenness firsthand. I knew, viscerally, that it could be better.
That is exactly why Quantify exists. A welcome kit shows up before a needle does. Every member gets a nurse on the phone, not a portal. Our first box includes fuzzy socks and a notebook and a few quiet affirmations alongside the clinical kit — because infusion days are long, and you deserve a small kindness on that day.
What makes Quantify special is not just what we do. It's why we do it.
Leadership
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Chief Executive Officer
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Co-Founder · Chief Clinical Operating Officer
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Chief Medical Officer
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Chief Pharmacy Officer
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Chief Commercial Officer
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Chief Nursing Officer
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Sumanth Reddy is a healthcare entrepreneur and the Chief Executive Officer of Quantify Specialty Care. A data-driven and systems-focused leader, he co-founded the company with a vision to address one of healthcare's most significant gaps — the lack of continuous patient engagement and support during the many months patients spend outside of direct clinical care.
As CEO, Sumanth oversees all aspects of the organization, including strategic planning, financial management, business development, and partnerships.
His leadership, along with Liane's dedication, focuses on building scalable systems, driving operational excellence, and ensuring long-term sustainability while maintaining a strong commitment to patient-centered care.
By combining analytical rigor with entrepreneurial vision, Sumanth has helped create a model that bridges clinical care and ongoing patient support, enabling better outcomes while fostering sustainable organizational growth.
Co-Founder · Chief Clinical Operating Officer
I'm a nurse. I'm a patient advocate. I'm a caregiver. And I'm a patient too — I've lived this from both sides, on biologic infusions and oncology medications myself. That perspective sits at the center of every clinical decision we make at Quantify.
I co-founded Quantify Specialty Care with Sumanth Reddy to build the specialty care experience I wished I'd had as both a nurse and a patient: a welcome kit before a needle, a nurse on the phone instead of a portal, and an operating model designed around the patient and the clinical team — not around a call center.
Chief Medical Officer
Director of the Breast Cancer Medical Oncology Program at UH Seidman Cancer Center and Professor at Case Western Reserve University School of Medicine. Board-certified in medical oncology by the American Board of Internal Medicine. Prior to UH, spent seven years at Cleveland Clinic as a Hematology/Oncology staff physician, Chief Quality Improvement Officer, and Patient Experience Officer. Earlier at University of Miami Sylvester Cancer Center as Breast Cancer Site Disease Group co-lead, and at MUSC Hematology/Oncology. Summa cum laude BA, UT-Austin. MD, UT Galveston. MBA, University of Miami. MPOD, Case Western Reserve University. Residency at UT Houston. Hematology-Oncology fellowship at MD Anderson. Principal Investigator on numerous clinical trials, 100+ peer-reviewed publications, and study chair for the Department of Defense Breast Cancer Research Program.
Chief Pharmacy Officer
Pharmacist-in-Charge at QSC's wholly-owned, URAC-accredited specialty pharmacy. Multi-state licensed (23+ states), 13+ years in mail-order specialty pharmacy operations. Previously Pharmacist-in-Charge at Optum Rx, where he oversaw a high-volume mail-order pharmacy with 600+ licensed pharmacists and techs and led companywide policy on regulatory compliance, inspection readiness, and opioid stewardship. US military veteran.
Chief Commercial Officer
Owns commercial strategy, client services, and partner relationships across self-funded employers, brokers, and TPAs. Comes to QSC from senior commercial roles in employer benefits consulting and population-health innovation — Holmes Murphy, ACAP HealthWorks, and Bexa — with an MBA from the University of North Texas.
Chief Nursing Officer
Family Nurse Practitioner and owner of Motley Family Medical in Smyrna, Tennessee, where she cares for patients of all ages — pediatrics through chronic disease management — across asthma, hypertension, diabetes, and heart disease.
Lucinda brings a family-medicine lens to QSC's specialty care model: personalized, one-on-one care tailored to each patient. As Chief Nursing Officer, she helps shape the clinical standards and nursing-led culture that define how QSC patients are treated.
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