Trial Library

The trust I build with providers is what gets patients access to trials they would otherwise never hear about." — Shruty L., Provider Engagement Lead, Trial Library We are looking for someone to join our Provider Partnerships Team. At Trial Library, provider engagement means spending your week in real conversations with physicians and clinic staff. Understanding how their practices run. Fitting in rather than adding to the workload. Building the kind of trust that ultimately gets a patient access to a trial they might never have heard about and knowing that every conversation you have matters beyond the meeting itself. Apply here: https://lnkd.in/gdDJdMDc

I feel very fortunate to be working with our newest advisor, Barbara Wachsman, whose passion for expanding access to care in oncology is matched by a rare clarity about how to get there. Barbara understands what a growing number of benefits leaders are recognizing: a comprehensive cancer benefits strategy isn't complete without a clinical trial program. Trials are how patients access promising therapies that aren't yet standard of care - and access to them shouldn't depend on where you happen to be treated. Welcome, Barbara. Grateful to have you with us.

What can healthcare learn from the people behind "the happiest place on earth"? Barbara Wachsman spent her career caring for one of the largest, most diverse workforces in the country. At The Walt Disney Company, that meant something specific: ensuring tens of thousands of employees actually had access to the healthcare they needed, not just coverage on paper, but care that reached them. We recently sat down with her to talk about what that work taught her about health equity. Healthcare has spent decades optimizing for clinical outcomes. Barbara, now an advisor to Trial Library, pushes us to optimize for how it feels to be a patient inside the system while we do it. As Trial Library builds its strategy for reaching payers and employer health plans, her experience is exactly the kind of thinking we're leaning on. Grateful to have advisors who bring outside-industry thinking to how we build Trial Library. #HealthEquity #ClinicalTrials #EmployerHealth

"The ability to provide support and care for our patients without limits is so rewarding." — Amanda Pratt, RN, BSN, Senior Patient Navigator at Trial Library We're hiring a Patient Navigator to join our team and do exactly that. At Trial Library, our navigators go beyond guiding patients through clinical trials. They show up for every step, every barrier, every detail. From arranging transport and lodging to being there when it matters most, our team has been called "better than family" by the patients they serve. If you are a compassionate, driven navigator who wants to make a real difference in how patients access precision medicine, we would love to hear from you. Apply here: https://lnkd.in/dXaGPhM4

The tools built to match patients with clinical trials were never built for people. They were built for databases. Karim Damji, our Chief Product Officer, on why we built to close that gap: providers don't have time to search and cross-reference eligibility criteria by hand. Conversational trial search brings clinical trial matching to the point of care, no database to search, no separate system to log into. A provider describes their patient the way they would to a colleague, and every eligible trial surfaces instantly, with the reasoning behind it. We didn't build this to be another tool providers have to remember to use. We built it to become a habit, one more natural step inside a patient consultation, not an extra system to log into. Health equity starts with access, and access starts with how easy something is to do. If all it took to offer your patient a clinical trial was to speak, would you do it every time? Book a demo now → https://lnkd.in/gc6PCWcN #ClinicalTrials #AIinHealthcare #Oncology #Healthtech

Our Chief Product Officer, Karim Damji, just shared his key takeaways from the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services Health Tech Ecosystem One-Year Anniversary. At Trial Library, we’re committed to our mission of improving patient access to the right clinical trials at the right time, and we’re excited to continue contributing to a more connected future for clinical research. #Interoperability #CMS #HealthTech #DigitalHealth

85% of cancer patients are treated in community settings, where trial access is hardest. Most eligible patients never hear about a trial. Not because providers don't care, but because the system gives them 15 minutes and zero infrastructure. That's a solvable problem. Here's how we're solving it.

Too many patients are told: "There's nothing more we can do". Often, that isn't the full picture. Our founder and CEO, Hala Borno, MD Borno, a practicing oncologist, has spent her career sitting with patients in that moment, and building the technology to change the outcome. The truth is blunt: most patients who qualify for a clinical trial never hear about it. Most providers who could offer one don't have the time, the data, or the infrastructure to find it in a 15-minute visit. That's the gap Trial Library was built to close. Conversational Trial Search is our AI platform that lets providers surface every clinical trial a patient qualifies for, in plain language, at the point of care, so offering a trial feels like second nature, not one more task on an impossible day. We didn't build AI to replace physicians. We built it to give them back what a broken system took away: time, clarity, and the confidence that every patient got every option they deserved. If offering a clinical trial felt as easy as writing a prescription, would more providers do it? See how conversational trial search works. Book a demo → https://lnkd.in/g5CEfFG8 #ClinicalTrials #Oncology #AIinHealthcare

Last week, we had the privilege of welcoming Chris Carr, co-founder of Black Land Ownership, to our company all hands. We started by asking him a simple question: What drives you? His answer had nothing to do with accolades or metrics. He talked about art. About living life with intention. About choosing optimism as a practice, not a default. What followed was one of the most honest conversations our team has had - about health equity, about trust, about what it actually means to serve communities that have been failed by institutions for generations. One line stayed with everyone in the room: "Don't use compliance as a ceiling. Do more than the bare minimum" Chris was diagnosed with acral melanoma in 2019. He navigated a system that misdiagnosed him twice. When he started asking why there was so little data on patients who looked like him, the answer he kept getting was: figure it out yourself. He didn't just survive it. He built something from it. At Trial Library, we exist because clinical trial access is not distributed equally. We think about this every day — in the tools we build, the communities we work in, and the patients we navigate. But Chris reminded us that knowing the gap exists and closing it at the level it deserves are two very different things. Conversations like this one remind us why that work matters — and how much further we have to go. We're grateful for his time, his honesty, and the standard he set. #HealthEquity #ClinicalTrials #Oncology #PatientAccess

Clinical reasoning is dynamic. Traditional trial matching systems are not. Most clinical trial workflows still rely on rigid forms, static inputs, and disconnected navigation steps that were never designed for how providers actually evaluate patients. Here’s how Conversational AI Trial Search works differently: https://lnkd.in/gU2_udSJ #oncology #clinicaltrials #cancercare #precisionmedicine #healthtech #digitalhealth #healthequity #patientnavigation #biopharma #communityoncology