About Quantify Specialty Care
Owner-operated, US-based, clinically led. The leaders accountable to every patient and every plan partner.
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 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.
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 pharmacy (Specialty Pharmacy Services accreditation in progress) 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 →Our specialty pharmacy arm
REMS-Plus operations, EmberCube cold chain, named pharmacist per patient, dispensing wrapped in QSC's 24/7 Command Center and bedside nursing. For manufacturers, prescribers, and patients who want the specialty pharmacy side of what we do.
