Monogram Health is excited to announce that we made the 2025 #Inc5000 list at #7. Monogram was also ranked as the #2 fastest growing company across the healthcare industry and the #1 in the state of Tennessee.
Read more about this recent distinction here: monogramhealth.com/press/
Emergency departments are overburdened — and patients and payers are bearing the cost.
Monogram’s in-home, multispecialty care identifies risks early and treats patients with 24/7 coordinated, in-home, longitudinal care, which reduces ER admissions and is better for everyone.
This July 4, we're thankful for the dedicated service members who protect our country, for our freedoms and liberties, and for the pursuit of happiness. Here at Monogram, the pursuit of happiness begins and ends with our patients as we transform the way health care is delivered.
Numerous U.S. adults are facing a heavy burden of living with at least one chronic condition – and for many, those conditions are poorly managed until they reach a crisis point.
Care that connects the dots can make a huge difference – listen to Dolores and Roland’s story below.
The CDC reports that chronic disease accounts for nearly 90% of U.S. healthcare spending – and that cost burden continues to grow.
At Monogram Health, we are focused on changing that through timely clinical interventions.
Closing out May, members of the Monogram Health leadership team visited several state markets across Florida and the Mid-Atlantic to host clinical discussions on COPD, heart failure management, and best practices for facilitating home transitions and palliative/hospice care.
Monogram's national/regional leadership teams convened with our physician-led clinical teams across LA, MS, AL, and GA to share insights and deliberate on healthcare operations and efficiencies for in-home, multispecialty care.
Founder and CEO of Monogram Health, Michael Uchrin, spoke on a panel at the @JPMorganChase Nashville Healthcare Summit 2025 on “The Future of Specialty Care" - this conversation could not be presented at a more critical time.









