Karen Silverblatt, R.Ph.

Vice President, Business Development

Karen Silverblatt, a smiling woman with shoulder-length gray-blonde hair, wearing a black top, stands outdoors in front of green foliage.

For the past 20 years, Karen has focused on specialty pharmacy technology and the increased value of patient data and its role in driving pharmacy efficiencies, particularly, the management of the patient cost of care. Karen is passionate that leveraging richer datasets and technology can create the ultimate care model, supporting the expanding role of pharmacists in the healthcare ecosystem.

In her current role, Karen leads pharmacy industry relations; working with Inovalon pharmacy customers, health plans, pharmaceutical manufacturers, and vendors to partner in treating patients with complex disease states and life-changing diagnoses.

Prior to joining Inovalon, she was responsible for sales and marketing at Creehan & Company, the leading commercial specialty pharmacy technology organization, which was acquired by Inovalon in 2016. Her background also includes the management of Giant Eagle’s retail pharmacy business, comprised of over two hundred locations and a multi-site, national mail-order pharmacy business where she was responsible for all pharmacy operations.

Karen is a registered pharmacist, a graduate of Duquesne University, School of Pharmacy, and a current member of the National Association of Specialty Pharmacy board of directors.

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