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Membersy Raises $66 Million and Announces Board Member Additions
Membersy, a subscription-based dentistry plan, has raised $66 million from Spectrum Equity, a growth equity fi rm that specializes in
internet-enabled software and information services companies. The investment will support Membersy's product and service offerings to help
dental service organizations provide greater price transparency to patients.
The investment coincides with several board member additions that will help guide the company as it reorients the dental industry's existing
payment methodologies. The new board members include Dr. Chad Wise, former founding partner at North American Dental Group, a DSO with more
than 250 affi liated dental practices across 15 states; Keith English, former co-founder and CEO at LocalMed, a provider of real-time online scheduling
for dental teams; and Jeff Haywood, managing director at Spectrum Equity.
Membersy currently operates in 41 states and has membership approaching 1 million members spanning across 4,000 practice locations.
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Henry Schein's Practice Pink Program Marks 15 Years
Henry Schein recently announced the 15th anniversary of its Practice Pink
program, which supports nonprofi t organizations dedicated to the fi ght against cancer.
Practice Pink is a global initiative of Henry Schein Cares, the company's global corporate
social responsibility program.
To date, Henry Schein has raised more than $1.7 million through Practice Pink, in
which the company and partners across North America and Europe help dental and
medical health care professionals raise awareness of-and support for a cure for-
breast and other cancers by offering an array of pink products, including health care
consumables, practice supplies and apparel.
In the U.S., the Practice Pink program supports organizations like the American
Cancer Society, Cohen Children's Medical Center of Northwell Health, Stony Brook
Children's Hospital and the Memorial Sloan Kettering/Henry Schein Cares Women's
Health Center.
For more information, visit henryschein.com/practicepink.
Dr. Alice Hsieh Joins Dental
Team at Brighter Way Institute
Dr. Alice Hsieh, a prosthodontist who
specializes in restoring missing teeth and
jaw structures, has joined the Brighter Way
Institute dental team. Brighter Way, now in
its 20th year, provides comprehensive oral
health care for vulnerable and uninsured
children and adults, as well as veterans,
those with special needs and the homeless.
One of nine board-certifi ed
prosthodontists in Arizona, Hsieh is highly
trained in all aspects of cosmetic and
implant dentistry. She received her dental
degree from the University of California,
San Francisco, while earning her MBA at the
University of San Francisco. She completed
her prosthodontics training at West Los
Angeles Veterans Administration Medical
Center, where she treated U.S. veterans.
After completing her prosthodontics
residency, Hsieh obtained a fellowship
certifi cate in implant dentistry from
Southern Illinois University. There, she
received extensive training in surgical
implant dentistry and also worked as a
faculty member in the student clinic.
For more information about Brighter
Way, visit brighterwaydental.org.
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