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609 Health partners with health systems to turn scientific advancement into operational reality.
We’ve worked alongside Cleveland Clinic to integrate diabetes management systems, supported clinical trials involving complex medicines and digital therapeutics, and helped health systems like Community Health Network and Franciscan Health in Indiana navigate the rising demand for GLP-1 therapies—streamlining workflows, lifting administrative burdens, and scaling access to care.
We’ve also enabled weight loss and A1C tracking across more than 200 health systems in the U.S., embedding these outcomes into routine workflows and digital care pathways.
Let’s be direct: EHR vendors like Epic often resist meaningful collaboration with pharma.
And most partnerships between life sciences and health systems either fizzle into vanity pilots—or never get off the ground at all.
609 Health was created to solve that.
We are the necessary bridge between life sciences innovation and clinical execution. We help systems adopt new care models, deploy digital therapeutics, integrate population health programs, and enable operational lift in conditions like obesity, diabetes, and cancer.
Patients miss life-saving screenings.
Chronic disease silently worsens.
New therapies go unused—not because they don’t work, but because the system can’t absorb them.
At 609 Health, we believe a lack of insight, automation, or infrastructure should never be the reason a patient is overlooked or left behind.
609 Health doesn’t do vanity pilots.
We build scalable solutions that health systems actually use, and that life sciences teams can depend on to drive outcomes.
We integrate into Epic, Cerner, and Athena—not around them
We enable brand adoption through real workflow design
We reduce friction, not add new layers
We align with population health strategy—not just brand plans
We help health systems thrive under value-based care—and help life sciences companies become essential partners in that transformation.
A system that stalis while people suffer isn’t healthcare. It’s time to innovate like lives depend on it-because they do.
A system that stalls while people suffer isn’t healthcare. It’s time to innovate like lives depend on it, because they do.