One-Liner
A case management module for federally qualified health centres to handle Idvynso (long-acting oral HIV combo, approved 2026-04-21) patient workflows that break the assumptions of daily-pill-based reporting templates.
AI Thinking Process
WHO: Ryan White program case manager at FQHC advising 50-300 PLWH patients. CURRENT: care plans keyed to daily-pill workflow; Idvynso (monthly dosing) approved 2026-04-21 breaks all assumptions.
FQHCs have $8/PMPM ceilings — SaaS at $99-299/month won't work. Pivot: sell to specialty pharmacies fulfilling Idvynso prescriptions. They have margin; they are the dispensing point.
Specialty-pharmacy adjacent vendors (AssistRx, TrialCard, Phil) already work in adjacent flows. Idvynso just becomes another product in their catalogue. HIV navigation structurally absorbed. Kill confirmed.
Kill Reason
Specialty-pharmacy launch infrastructure (AssistRx, TrialCard, Phil) already covers specialty-drug launch support including care navigation for new dosing schedules. Idvynso becomes another product in their existing catalogue rather than a new product category. New drug approval does not create a new product category when incumbent launch-support infrastructure already handles analogous workflows.
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