Thyme Care

When someone is diagnosed with cancer, the impact extends beyond the individual — it touches families, friends, and entire communities. Caregivers often balance full-time jobs, the emotional labor, and their own health while ensuring their loved one gets the care they need. At Thyme Care, we recognize how vital this role is every day. Our Care Team connects caregivers with resources, tools, and strategies to support them with managing stress, making the most of doctor’s appointments, and finding help in their community. We’re here to care for caregivers while they care for others. 💜 This National Family Caregivers Month, and every month, we thank caregivers for all they do. Recognizing and supporting them isn’t just compassionate — it’s smarter cancer care delivery.

Oncology providers are being asked to do more with less. Rising patient volumes, shrinking margins, and administrative overload are making it harder to sustain high-quality cancer care. There’s a better way forward—one that supports, not replaces, your team’s work. Learn how Thyme Care's oncology-trained Care Team helps lighten the load for providers while improving patient outcomes. 👉 Read more: https://hubs.li/Q03r4gG_0

📊 The complexity of cancer care is redefining what “effective case management” entails. Payers have invested deeply in care management—yet oncology continues to strain capacity: - Traditional case management often reacts after crises, rather than anticipating them. - Disconnected systems create blind spots between payers, providers, and members. - Without real-time data and an integrated oncology-trained team, preventable utilization creeps through the cracks. A proactive, coordinated approach is proving to be the differentiator in outcomes and costs for leading payers. Read more on how they are bridging the gap in cancer care: https://hubs.li/Q03vs_Pp0

Caregiving is one of the most selfless acts of love — but it’s also one of the most demanding. Many caregivers spend hours each week navigating complex medical systems, managing logistics, and balancing financial and emotional strain. Through our work at Thyme Care, we’ve learned that caregivers are often the bridge for addressing their loved ones’ needs. That’s why we provide our members — and their caregivers — with personalized guidance, educational resources, and emotional support. By empowering caregivers, we help ensure that members stay on track with treatment, understand their options, and feel supported every step of the way. 💜 As we celebrate National Family Caregivers Month, let’s continue to recognize caregiving as the powerful, essential part of the healthcare ecosystem that it is.

📚 We’re hiring: Education & Enablement Coordinator, Enrollment 📍 Remote – U.S. | 💵 $28.85–$33.65/hour | 🕒 Full-time We’re on a mission to redefine the cancer care experience—making it more connected, transparent, and human-centered for patients, caregivers, and care teams. As part of that mission, we’re looking for an Education & Enablement Coordinator to support and empower our Enrollment Team through high-impact training and continuous learning. In this role, you’ll design and deliver engaging onboarding and ongoing training programs that help our Enrollment Specialists thrive. You’ll create high-quality content and resources, facilitate live and virtual sessions, and partner with cross-functional teams to ensure our team has the tools, confidence, and knowledge to support members effectively. 🔍 What you’ll do: ✔️ Develop and deliver engaging, effective training sessions ✔️ Build and update training materials, job aids, and e-learning modules ✔️ Collaborate with Quality and Enrollment leaders to identify training needs ✔️ Track learner progress and measure training effectiveness ✔️ Continuously enhance learning experiences and drive team growth 👀 What we’re looking for: ✅ 1–3 years of experience in training delivery or instructional design ✅ Strong presentation and communication skills, both virtual and in-person ✅ Tech-savvy and quick to learn new tools and systems ✅ Exceptional organizational and project management skills ✅ Experience in healthcare or call center training is a plus 🌱 Perks & Benefits: We offer excellent medical, dental, and vision insurance plans, plus a vacation policy—because supporting our people helps us better support our members. 📣 Ready to help our teams grow and make an impact in cancer care? 👉 Apply now: https://shorturl.at/QysSg #Hiring #TrainingAndDevelopment #Enablement #HealthcareJobs #RemoteJobs #MissionDrivenWork #EnrollmentTeam #ThymeCare #LearningAndGrowth

It's fascinating that the rise of misinformation and distrust in medicine appears to have coincided with the advent of artificial intelligence tools, which are considered to be particularly potent for flattening the information divide between physician and patient. But while ChatGPT and other chatbots are empowering a certain subset of patient-customers, others are worse off today than they have ever been — mired in conspiracy theories and pure quackery, despite living within striking distance of the most sophisticated science and medicine in all of human history. Would love your thoughts on an essay I published with Harvard Medicine this week. As with many such phenomena, I firmly believe in the role of navigation companies like Thyme Care to help bridge these social vulnerabilities. https://lnkd.in/gQ-d7q4S

📈 The pressure on oncology teams is growing — but so is the opportunity to rethink how we support them. By partnering directly with provider groups, Thyme Care extends their capacity, reaching out to patients between appointments to prevent issues before they escalate. At one practice, our team supported with 2,000+ proactive patient outreaches per month — checking in after treatments, closing referral loops, and responding to flagged symptoms in real time. It’s not just about volume; it’s about continuity. Each outreach represents one less urgent call and one more moment of stability for both patients and providers. 👉 Read the full story: https://hubs.li/Q03xbVNS0

💡 What a meaningful evening at Light the Night Charlotte! Hosted by Blood Cancer United, the event united survivors, families, caregivers, and supporters in a powerful show of hope and remembrance for those affected by blood cancers. Our Thyme Care team was honored to be part of it — helping keep participants refreshed at our Hydration Station and sharing in the energy and compassion that filled the evening. Thank you to everyone who joined, walked, and helped make this night one to remember. 💜

Behind every person facing cancer, there’s often a family member, friend, or loved one who is quietly coordinating appointments, managing medications, cooking meals, and offering unwavering emotional support. These are the caregivers — the unsung heroes who hold it all together. 💜 At Thyme Care, we know that caregivers aren’t just part of the story: they’re essential members of a care team. Their resilience, insight, and compassion have a direct impact on a patient’s care experience and outcomes. That’s why our Care Team doesn’t just support members with cancer — we also provide resources, education, and emotional guidance to the people who care for them. As we recognize National Family Caregivers Month, we celebrate every caregiver who shows up with strength, empathy, and love, often without recognition. Supporting them means supporting better care, better experiences, and better health for everyone involved.

🏥 Cancer doesn’t follow a predictable path — and neither should care management. Traditional case management has helped reduce costs and improve outcomes, but when it comes to oncology, there are some limitations: - Cancer demands high-frequency touchpoints and real-time visibility across multiple specialists. - Generic workflows can’t keep pace with changing treatment plans or urgent symptom needs. - Members need dedicated, oncology-trained teams that can respond, triage, and coordinate at scale. Enhancing case management with oncology navigation closes this gap—and changes outcomes. Learn how payers are adapting their models to better support members with cancer: https://hubs.li/Q03vs_Pp0