Thirty Madison names Caroline Hofmann Chief Business Officer to oversee the telehealth leader's continued expansion into women's specialty healthcare
Hofmann will oversee all Thirty Madison businesses, lead expansion in women's health, and develop business strategies to reach profitability
Formerly head of emerging businesses, Hofmann led the expansion of Nurx into new condition offerings to treat more women holistically across reproductive care, sexual health, dermatology, and mental health. Since joining the company in 2019, Hofmann grew Cove to become what is now the leading telehealth migraine care offering in the
"Caroline is a dynamic leader with a proven-track record of success. She moved Thirty Madison into high acuity care with Cove, keeping patients' healthcare at the center, improving health outcomes, validating our care model, and diversifying our care delivery options with direct-to-consumer and insurance coverage," said
As chief business officer, Hofmann will oversee and lead operations of all Thirty Madison business lines, ensuring patient experience remains at the center of its broad range of offerings. Hofmann joined Thirty Madison from Republic, a platform that democratizes access to private investments, where she served as Chief Operating Officer. Prior to that, Hofmann was a junior partner at
"Thirty Madison exists to create a real impact for its patients every single day – that is a responsibility I take seriously on a personal level," said Hofmann. "Women make 80% of the healthcare decisions, but when we look at the data, women experience some of the worst healthcare outcomes and are conditioned to ignore their pain: migraine is the leading cause of disability in young women and women are twice as likely as men to experience depression. We have an incredible opportunity ahead of us to provide trusted specialty-level care designed for every step of a woman's healthcare journey — and that is true healthcare transformation."
Thirty Madison has treated over 2 million patients across its brands, over half of which are women. In 2022, the company merged with Nurx to create the leading specialty care platform, doubled in patient size, and expanded its specialty care offerings with dermatology and a mental health pilot program. After seeing strong demand during the pilot, Thirty Madison fully launched its mental health program, which now treats thousands of women with mild to moderate anxiety, depression, seasonal affective disorder, premenstrual dysphoric disorder, and postpartum and menopause depression.
About Thirty Madison
Thirty Madison exists to deliver on healthcare's biggest opportunities: access and affordability; patient outcomes; and patient experience. Each of its specialized brands is focused on specific chronic condition areas, and thoughtfully designed to support the unique needs of its community with personalized treatments and care. With empathy at the heart of its innovation, its proprietary care model empowers hundreds of thousands of people with ongoing conditions with the accessible, effective treatments across a lifetime of care. Learn more at ThirtyMadison.com.
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