Vice President of Product
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Miranda Delatore, DNP, RN, NEA-BC currently serves as Vice President of Product at CoverMyMeds, where she leads efforts to improve the medication access journey for patients prescribed specialty medications. Since joining the organization in 2017, she has successfully built and led high-performing clinical and operational teams, including her previous role as Vice President of Network Operations. Before joining CoverMyMeds, Miranda dedicated her career to oncology care—starting in direct nursing roles in surgical oncology and hematology, and later advancing into nursing administration. She holds an undergraduate nursing degree from Ohio Northern University and a master’s degree in nursing from Otterbein University.
Join CoverMyMeds at HIMSS to discover how our electronic prior authorization (ePA) and real-time prescription benefit (RTPB) solutions can reduce administrative burdens and enhance patient care.
CoverMyMeds discusses an effective multidimensional approach to patient access and affordability challenges in this Informa webinar.
In this podcast moderated live at AXS25, CoverMyMeds and Industry Experts discuss the growing awareness in the industry of the holistic patient journey, a multidimensional arc encompassing the whole person.
Electronic prior authorization (ePA) helps care teams simplify administrative workflows, but many providers still use phone and fax for PA, too. Why all three?
Join CoverMyMeds at HIMSS to discover how our electronic prior authorization (ePA) and real-time prescription benefit (RTPB) solutions can reduce administrative burdens and enhance patient care.
CoverMyMeds discusses an effective multidimensional approach to patient access and affordability challenges in this Informa webinar.
In this podcast moderated live at AXS25, CoverMyMeds and Industry Experts discuss the growing awareness in the industry of the holistic patient journey, a multidimensional arc encompassing the whole person.
Electronic prior authorization (ePA) helps care teams simplify administrative workflows, but many providers still use phone and fax for PA, too. Why all three?
