Cardinal Health

Since joining Cardinal Health in 2004, Stephanie has witnessed remarkable changes in the field of nuclear medicine. Today, as a director of operations for Nuclear & Precision Health Solutions, she’s helping support the delivery of radiopharmaceuticals that play an important role in patient care.  Read Stephanie’s #MyCardinalHealthStory to learn more about her career journey as a nuclear pharmacist, what excites her most about the future of nuclear medicine and the people who make her work meaningful.

Cardinal Health Real-World Data and Evidence is collaborating with Eli Lilly and Company on INSIGHT-IBD, a large-scale study designed to better understand inflammatory bowel disease treatment patterns and outcomes in community care settings.  The three-year study will follow approximately 400 adults receiving care for Crohn’s disease or ulcerative colitis, capturing clinical data and patient perspectives on symptoms, general health and work productivity.  Together, we are working to generate evidence that can help inform clinical decisions and keep patients’ everyday experiences at the center of medical progress: https://bit.ly/4jkGoGf

When Julia and Jonathan Thompson welcomed their daughter Eloise at just 25 weeks, they entered a world few parents are prepared to navigate. Born weighing only 14 ounces, Eloise spent 108 days in the neonatal intensive care unit (NICU) at Massachusetts General Hospital, fighting through the many physiological challenges of prematurity. One of her most critical developmental hurdles, as with other NICU babies, was learning how to feed. Eloise was the first patient in the NICU to receive therapy with the Cardinal Health™ Kangaroo NTrainer™ System, which is designed to help premature infants develop necessary oral feeding skills. Today, Eloise is a healthy and active toddler, busy exploring and reaching developmental milestones. Learn more about her inspiring story, and the dedicated clinicians and breakthrough technology that supported her journey: https://bit.ly/4zBM17Y

World Thrombosis Day is October 13. We're joining healthcare professionals around the globe in raising awareness of venous thromboembolism (VTE), including deep vein thrombosis and pulmonary embolism. These conditions remain a significant challenge for healthcare systems and patients alike. Meaningful conversations about risk assessment, monitoring and prevention can help drive better care and safer outcomes. Learn more: https://bit.ly/3VK82CH

For people living with a chronic or serious health condition, a package is more than a delivery. Its contents help them live healthier, more independent lives. Every day, the Cardinal Health at-Home Solutions team helps make that possible by picking, packing and shipping supplies with care and precision so they reach the people who depend on them. This Healthcare Supply Chain Week, we're sharing an inside look at the journey of a package – from the moment an order is placed to the delivery to someone’s doorstep – and celebrating the team members behind every delivery: https://bit.ly/4hOc70a

During Healthcare Supply Chain Week, Emily Gallo, Senior Vice President and General Manager of Cardinal Health OptiFreight Logistics, reflects on how advances in therapies are reshaping logistics, and why real-time visibility, actionable data and rapid intervention capabilities have become essential to supporting better patient outcomes. In today's healthcare supply chain, technology, data and visibility form the foundation for effective decision-making. Hear more from Emily about how healthcare organizations can move beyond tracking shipments to creating the clarity and confidence needed to navigate complexity and keep healthcare moving forward: https://bit.ly/4ASO2xI

This National Healthcare Supply Chain Week, we're spotlighting two employees from our Pharmaceutical and Specialty Solutions business, Kathy King and Mitch Baranski, whose experience, leadership and commitment help strengthen the connections that support customers and patients every day. Read their stories: https://bit.ly/3UaGJ44

Supply chain agility keeps critical products moving when it matters most. From rerouting freight around wildfires and preparing healthcare systems for hurricanes to navigating historic snowfall and rapidly expanding operations during an emergency, our teams are ready to respond. Within our Global Medical Products and Distribution organization, teams led by Benjamin Brinker, President of Global Operations and Supply Chain, and Jeff Porubcansky, President of U.S. Medical Products and Distribution, navigate major disruptions while working to maintain continuity of supply for providers and their patients. During National Healthcare Supply Chain Week, we’re recognizing the resilience of our teams - working together and adapting quickly under pressure - while never losing sight of the people who depend on them. Visit our newsroom to learn more: https://lnkd.in/eJTp6nCU

The 2026 National Community Pharmacists Association (NCPA)'s Digest reinforces the important role independent pharmacies play in improving access, strengthening communities and advancing patient care. We're proud to partner with independent pharmacists as they continue to innovate and meet the evolving needs of the patients they serve. Michelle Britt, SVP, Retail Independent Sales at Cardinal Health, shares highlights from this year's report. Take a deeper look at the trends shaping the industry here: https://bit.ly/47y5tXQ

This Customer Service Week, Shane Abeyratne (MAICD), SVP, Global Business and Financial Services at Cardinal Health, recognizes our customer service employees. Across our enterprise, their expertise and dedication strengthen every interaction and help us deliver for the customers and communities we serve. We thank them for the difference they make around the world.