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One partner, one platform for all of your employees’ health and medical needs.

04/17/2026

What if everything you needed for your healthcare was right in your pocket? Not just access to care, but a trusted partner who knows you, remembers you, and is there whenever you need help.

🩺Primary care
🩺Urgent care
🩺Mental health
🩺Weight management and GLP-1s
🩺Chronic care
🩺Women's health and HRT
🩺Family care
🩺Patient navigation
🩺Billing support
🩺And so much more (We apologize, the depth and breadth of our comprehensive care is too much to list in this little post)

All of it, in one place, available 24/7. That's Amaze, and it fits right in your pocket. Learn more at amazehealth.com

04/13/2026

When was the last time you left a healthcare appointment feeling truly heard? Our patients rate us 4.9 on Trustpilot, but what means more to us are the words they use to describe their experience. Words like compassionate, attentive, and genuinely cared for. That's what healthcare should feel like. That's Amaze.
Read more reviews on Trustpilot: https://www.trustpilot.com/review/amazehealth.com

03/27/2026

Happy Friday! Injuries and illnesses have terrible timing. They seem to have a way of showing up on nights and weekends when your doctor's office is closed. Too often, people wait until Monday to seek help.

You don't have to do that. The Amaze Health care team is available all weekend long. That means:

🩺 If a health concern pops up Saturday morning? We're here.
🩺 If stress feels overwhelming on a Sunday evening? We're here.
🩺 If you need a prescription filled before Monday? We're here.

We're here for all of it. Because health issues don't wait for business hours, and neither should you. So, spend time with the people you love, rest, recharge, or do absolutely nothing if that's what you need. And if something comes up, you know where to find us.

Have a great weekend. We've got you.

03/24/2026

$600 billion. That's how big the women's health sector could be by 2030, according to recent analysis by PwC. We've been following the headlines that position this as progress, as proof that women's health is finally getting the investment and attention it deserves after decades of being overlooked. And yes, it is progress, but here's what bothers us: We don't see a $600 billion market. We see women who deserve amazing care.

We see women navigating contraception decisions, managing PCOS symptoms, dealing with UTIs at 2 a.m., going through menopause without support, recovering from childbirth, managing chronic conditions that present differently in women, and trying to get answers when something just feels off.

To us, women's health isn't a "market opportunity" or a "set of episodic events." It's a lifetime of healthcare needs that have been underfunded, underdiagnosed, and under-supported for far too long.

So yes, we're glad the investment is finally flowing. We're glad researchers are expanding the definition of women's health beyond just reproductive care. We're glad menopause and women's oncology are "advancing as top areas for growth."

At Amaze Health, we've been caring for women across their entire lifespan all along, not because we saw a market gap, but because women deserve comprehensive, continuous care from providers who listen, remember, and treat them as whole people.

Women don't need five separate point solutions for contraception, menopause, mental health, and chronic disease management. They need one trusted healthcare partner who takes care of all of it.

That's what Amaze does, every day, because women aren't a market segment. They're people who deserve to be heard, helped, and cared for, across every stage of life.

Link to the study:https://www.pwc.com/us/en/industries/health-industries/library/assets/pwc-2026-future-of-womens-health.pdf

03/18/2026

It's Spring Break season. Whether your family is heading to the beach, the mountains, or just trying to survive a week at home, there's always a chance someone will need medical attention at the least convenient time.

With Amaze Health, a trusted healthcare provider is just a tap away, no matter where you are. Your family can connect with a provider in seconds, get diagnosed, treated, and prescribed medication if needed. All from your phone. And if you do need in-person care, we'll help you find a provider nearby and call ahead to let them know you're coming.

Safe travels. We've got you covered.

03/13/2026

One-third of Americans are cutting back on food and expenses to pay for healthcare.

We read that headline and had to sit with it for a moment. If left us feeling sick to our stomach.

A new study from West Health and Gallup surveyed nearly 20,000 Americans, and the results are heartbreaking: Over 82 million people had to make tradeoffs in 2025 just to afford their healthcare bills.

💔They're skipping meals.
💔Turning down the heat.
💔Borrowing money.
💔Rationing their medications.
💔Postponing retirement.
💔Delaying buying a home.

This isn't just people without insurance. A quarter of households earning $90,000 to $120,000 a year are making these same impossible choices. Even 11% of households earning over $240,000 are struggling to afford care.

At Amaze Health, we exist to make healthcare easier and more affordable. Every day, we're working to close the gaps in a system that leaves too many people behind because nobody should have to make these choices.

Read the full study: https://news.gallup.com/poll/702596/one-third-americans-cut-back-cover-healthcare-expenses.aspx

03/11/2026

It's Sleep Awareness Week, and according to the CDC, over 80 million American adults aren't getting enough sleep. You might be one of them. And, if you're like most people, you won't make a doctor's appointment about it. You'll just push through, grab another coffee, and hope it gets better.

But weeks of fatigue, irritability, struggling to focus—at some point, those symptoms are worth a conversation with a healthcare provider. With Amaze, that conversation can happen in seconds — no copays, no deductibles, no waiting weeks for an appointment. Just the care you need, when you need it, every time.

If you'd like to learn more about sleep hygiene, our team has put together some great articles to help get you on the path to a good night's sleep. https://amazehealth.com/category/sleep/

03/05/2026

This weekend we will time travel one hour forward. Side effects may include exhaustion, brain fog, and rage at your alarm clock.

Yes, Daylight Saving Time starts Sunday morning.

Sounds like no big deal, right? Except your body may disagree. It runs on a 24-hour internal clock that doesn't reset when the numbers are changed.

That one hour triggers sleep debt, messes with circadian rhythms, and throws your internal clock out of sync with the schedule you're expected to follow. You get darker mornings when your brain desperately needs light, and lighter evenings that delay the melatonin that makes you sleepy.

The result? You feel foggy, irritable, and off—a bit like jet lag even though you never left your time zone. Research shows it's not just annoying. The Monday after DST brings more car accidents, more injuries, and even a spike in heart attacks.

Want to know what's actually happening inside your body? Why sleep experts say permanent standard time would be healthier? And what you can do this weekend to make the transition less brutal?

Read the full story: https://amazehealth.com/spring-forward-is-sunday-heres-how-to-feel-less-terrible-monday/

At Amaze Health, we help with health issues big and small—including the ones you didn't see coming.

02/28/2026

Healthcare is one of the most complex—and frustrating—systems in America. So what does it really take to change it?

On this episode of Expressions of Leadership, I’m joined by David Silverstein, founder and CEO of Amaze Health, to talk about what it means to challenge powerful systems and lead with courage when the stakes are high.

In this conversation, we explore:

🔹What it takes to influence healthcare policy and drive transparency
🔹Why patient advocacy must come first
🔹How values guide tough leadership decisions
🔹The discipline required to build mission-driven companies
🔹How private-sector innovation can reshape patient-centered care

If you care about leadership, accountability, and fixing what feels broken—this episode is for you. 🎙️

🎧 Listen now on on Spotify https://tinyurl.com/ye7k9y4p, Apple Podcasts https://tinyurl.com/3vjh2mbk, or on your favorite podcast app.
🌟 Reimagining leadership together.

🔗 Follow for more episodes. You can also catch the episode on YouTube (https://youtu.be/IxNndkgQ1ck) and Radio Evolve: www.radio-evolve.rocks this Saturday and Sunday at noon PT.

02/18/2026

Meet Lynn Sprunger, the primary care provider from yesterday’s inhaler story. When the patient called about the $677 inhaler quote, Lynn understood what was at stake.

She knew her patient had a high-deductible plan, and $677 a month wasn't affordable for the medication. Lynn also knew that without the long-acting inhaler, her patient's asthma could become uncontrolled and eventually land her in the ER.

So, Lynn did what Amaze Health providers do: she found a solution. She tracked down a manufacturer coupon. The cost dropped from $677 to $32 for the medication her patient needs to breathe normally.

"In other systems, providers don't have the time or support to help with affordability," Lynn says. "Patients go without medication and end up using the ER for crisis care instead of having a provider who helps them stay healthy. Having the ability to make that kind of impact and knowing I am backed by a full team that shares the same commitment is profoundly rewarding."

At Amaze Health, providers aren't watching the clock or rushing to the next patient. Lynn had the time and team support she needed to solve this problem.

"As healthcare continues to face unprecedented challenges, Amaze is at the forefront of filling those critical gaps," Lynn says. "I am proud to be part of a team that puts people first."

We believe everyone deserves someone like Lynn on their side. With Amaze Health, you can have that.

Amazing Care. Amazing People.

02/17/2026

Earlier this week, a patient called one of our providers. She'd just left the pharmacy after learning her asthma inhaler would cost $677. She has a high-deductible plan, and she simply couldn't afford the out-of-pocket expense.

Lynn Sprunger, her Amaze Health provider, was able to track down a manufacturer coupon that dropped the price to $32 for the exact same medication. That's a savings of $645.

Most people don't realize that managing asthma often requires two different inhalers. The long-acting one is taken daily to prevent symptoms and keep the condition controlled. The short-acting rescue inhaler is for emergency relief when you can't breathe. This woman's long-acting inhaler is what keeps her asthma managed. Without it, her condition could quickly become uncontrolled and land her in the ER.

Unfortunately, there aren’t any budget-friendly versions for long-acting inhalers. Only a handful of long-acting inhalers work for each asthma patient, all of them cost hundreds of dollars, and switching to a different one isn't guaranteed to work. This particular inhaler is what keeps her feeling her best.

So what do people do when they can't afford it? Too often, they skip refills, ration what they have, and hope it lasts. Many may end up in the ER, which costs everyone far more than the inhaler would have cost in the first place.

You shouldn't have to hunt for manufacturer coupons or call pharmacies to compare prices. At Amaze Health, we do that work so that the people who depend on this medication can get it at a price they can afford.

We shouldn’t even have to write these words, but here goes: Nobody should end up in the ER because they couldn’t afford their inhaler.

11/13/2025

With Amaze Health, you have a healthcare partner ready to help you with both urgent and primary care needs, 24/7. If you need one, we’ll find you the right specialist who can see you soon and who takes your insurance. We refill prescriptions. And we’ll help you find labs and imaging at the lowest cost to you.

Unlike more traditional office practitioners, we won’t limit you to one problem per virtual visit. We keep in touch and follow up with you. Our team of patient advocates is ready to help you with billing and insurance problems. And, of course, there is never a co-pay. That's the magic of having a healthcare partner in your pocket.

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The Story of Amaze

The story of Amaze is rooted in the experience of its founder, David Silverstein. Back in 2011, while reviewing some of his own bills, David realized something was truly amiss in American healthcare, but he couldn’t quite put his finger on it. So, rather than simply paying often confusing and seemingly outrageous bills, he started disputing them. After some success forcing medical providers (mostly hospitals and hospital affiliated physicians) to answer his questions and to walk away from their bills, David formed a non-profit called Broken Healthcare to help other people do the same. Over the years, Broken Healthcare’s “Denial of Payment,” system became a model of revolt, empowering many patients to stand up for themselves and fight back against predatory billing.

In 2016, Broken Healthcare went from advocating for patients in billing disputes to using their stories to advocate for policy change. By 2019, David was at the White House, sitting down with the President and several patients from Colorado to discuss their bills and the changes that need to happen. A month later, new rules and regulations were announced. Now, change is in the hands of government lawyers.

In the meantime, David and some of the terrific people he met along the way decided that regardless of how things play out in Washington, another path to change was needed. So, they formed Amaze PBC, a for-profit Public Benefit Company dedicated to empowering people all over the country to take charge of their own healthcare. The founders of Amaze spent several years conducting research and talking to patients, employers, medical professionals, and many startup companies with bits and pieces of a solution to the complexity of healthcare—or what we call, “The Maze.”