Virtual care for life sciences brands, from diagnosis to follow-up
Wheel gives interested patients a compliant route to care, one that connects diagnosis to treatment access, authorization, pharmacy, and follow-up.
Virtual care built for life sciences
Awareness starts the journey. Wheel keeps care moving.
Life sciences companies bring innovative therapies, evidence, and patient support programs to market, and awareness follows. But awareness alone does not get a patient to treatment.
Patients find your therapy. Wheel coordinates the visit, the coverage, and the follow-up. Where no path to care exists today, Wheel orchestrates the care journey. Where you already have support programs, a specialty pharmacy, or diagnostic partners, Wheel connects them so patients move through one journey instead of several.
Wheel Horizon™: Built for scalable, patient-first care
Horizon is Wheel's enterprise care orchestration platform. It brings together patient information, available providers and services, and treatment requirements, then coordinates the next step and carries the result forward.
- 100+ treatment areas, delivered through governed care delivery environments
- Programs configured to your therapy, population, and requirements through Horizon Composer
- Frictionless, patient-centered care journeys
- A 50-state network of independent providers
- Longitudinal program data and market trend analysis
- Responsible AI embedded throughout Horizon
- SOC 2 Type II and HIPAA-compliant, with robust monitoring tools
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