Tria Health offers personalized telephonic pharmacy guidance to help ensure our patients' medication.
The idea for Tria Health came from a couple of things we already knew to be true. First, an incredibly high number of people don’t use their medication correctly, and that costs the system billions of dollars a year. Second, pharmacists play an incredibly important role in the health care system, and their expertise is a largely untapped resource. We began in 2009 as a pilot program designed to he
lp patients with diabetes – a group of people who often use several different medications to control their condition – and their employer reduce costs by providing working with clinical pharmacists to ensure their medicine was producing the best possible outcomes. Those involved in the pilot immediately recognized the value of providing this service, and we decided to expand our program to include plan members with other chronic conditions outside of diabetes. Tria Health focuses on resolving the high costs and health risks associated with the mismanagement of medication. Our pharmacists speak to patients one-on-one, taking the time to go through each medication in their regimen and making sure it’s safe and effective. They communicate any problems or recommendations to both the patient and their primary care physician. The name Tria Health came from that circle of care we facilitate. Tria – meaning three – represents the collaboration among our pharmacist, the patient and the patient’s physician that we believe provides the best outcomes for everyone. Since the beginning, Tri Health has provided personalized pharmacy guidance to help companies, ACOs and health plans reduce their medical costs and improve their patient outcomes. We were founded on a commitment to better our patients’ health and ensure that their medications are safe, effective and affordable. And we’ll continue to do just that, even as conditions, medications and the world of health care change.
07/16/2025
Gentle on your joints, big on results! Discover 5 easy, low-impact workouts to boost heart health, strength, and mood.
Discover simple, low-impact workouts that are gentle on your joints while supporting heart health, strength, balance, and mood. From brisk walking and cycling to water exercises, Tai Chi, and beginner-friendly strength routines, these moves are safe, effective, and easy to fit into your day. Perfect...
07/14/2025
Please join us in congratulating Tyler Hundley, our Lead Tech Software Developer, for being named Tria Health’s June Employee of the Month! 🎉
Tyler’s innovative thinking, dedication to quality, and leadership on key development projects have made a lasting impact on our team and the clients we serve. Whether he's solving complex technical challenges or mentoring fellow developers, Tyler consistently goes above and beyond.
Great job, Tyler! We’re lucky to have you on the team.
07/01/2025
Celebrate the 4th with cookout recipes that are festive, satisfying, and diabetes friendly!
The 4th of July is a time to celebrate, and that includes enjoying delicious food without compromising your health. Whether you’re managing diabetes or just looking for lighter options, these four festive recipes bring bold flavor and balance to your holiday plate. From smoky BBQ chicken to a patr...
06/30/2025
Celebrating Our Incredible Team! ✨
Last week, we came together to celebrate Employee Appreciation Week, and what an amazing week it was. This is just a snapshot of the energy, dedication, and camaraderie that make our team so special
We’re proud of the work we do, and even prouder of the incredible people we do it with!
06/23/2025
Employee Appreciation Week is off to a strong (and stylish) start at Tria Health! 🎉
We kicked things off with a Zoom Day spirit day—business on top, casual on the bottom—and kept the good vibes going with a coffee cart and refreshing smoothies for the team.
Here’s to a week full of fun, gratitude, and celebrating the incredible people who make Tria Health shine!
06/17/2025
Think your diet might be behind your headaches? Learn how food and eating habits could be impacting your migraines!
Migraines can be unpredictable, but your daily food choices may help you manage them more effectively. This blog explores how certain foods can reduce the frequency and intensity of migraine attacks, while others may trigger them. Learn which ingredients to prioritize, what to avoid, and how consist...
06/13/2025
Today, Tria Health team members wore blue in support of and Men’s Health Awareness! We're proud to stand together and raise awareness for the importance of preventive care and healthy living.
06/10/2025
Tria Health is hiring a Digital Marketing Specialist!
Are you a creative thinker who loves building campaigns that drive real results? Join us and help shape the future of healthcare through smart, impactful marketing.
We are thrilled to announce that Katie McGilley has been named our May Employee of the Month! 🎉
As an Account Manager, Katie has consistently demonstrated exceptional skill in managing client relationships and delivering impactful results. Her contributions have significantly enhanced our team's performance and client satisfaction.
Please join us in congratulating Katie on this well-deserved recognition! 👏
06/05/2025
We're growing! Tria Health is hiring a Member Advocate I 🎉
If you enjoy helping others, thrive in a supportive team, and want to make an impact in healthcare—let’s talk.
Confused by supplement claims? Get clear, evidence-based guidance on today’s most popular products, and learn how to make informed, effective choices.
05/27/2025
Managing stress just got easier, check out these quick tips from our health coaches to help you stress less and feel your best!
At Tria Health, we know stress is a part of life, but burnout doesn’t have to be. In this post, our health coaches share simple, powerful strategies to help you manage stress, build resilience, and improve overall well-being. From intentional pauses to mindset shifts, discover how small daily chan...
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The idea for Tria Health came from a couple of things we already knew to be true. First, an incredibly high number of people don’t use their medication correctly, costing billions of dollars a year in avoidable health care expense. Second, pharmacists play an incredibly important role in health care management, and their expertise is a largely untapped resource.
Tria Health began in 2009 as a pilot program designed to help patients with diabetes – a group of people who often use several different medications to control their condition. When people with diabetes optimize their medications, it reduces overall health care costs for both the patient and their employers. Those involved in the pilot immediately recognized the value of providing this service, and Tria decided to expand its program to include plan members with other chronic and specialty conditions.
Tria Health focuses on resolving the high costs and health risks associated with the mismanagement of medication. Our pharmacists speak to patients one-on-one, taking the time to go through all medications – prescription, over the counter, vitamins and supplements - to make sure they are safe, affordable and effective. They communicate any problems or recommendations to the patient and their physician and will facilitate any changes the physician agrees with to the patient’s pharmacy of choice.
The name Tria Health comes from that circle of care we provide. Tria – meaning three – represents the collaboration among our pharmacist, the patient and the patient’s physician to improve the health of the patient.
Since the beginning, Tria Health has provided personalized pharmacy guidance to help companies, ACOs and health plans reduce their medical costs and improve patient outcomes. We were founded on a commitment to better our patients’ health and ensure that their medications are safe, effective and affordable. And we’ll continue to do just that, even as conditions, medications and the world of health care change.
