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AUSTIN, Texas--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Nov 27, 2024-- WellRX , the parent company of preventative healthcare brands ReviveRX and Ways2Well, today announced it has acquired Bioreach , a state-of-the-art bloodwork and genetics laboratory. The acquisition brings advanced blood testing capabilities in-house, streamlining diagnostics and enabling the delivery of innovative health tests across WellRX’s ecosystem, including partner telehealth clinics, weight-loss programs, testosterone therapies, and regenerative medicine services. The strategic move is an expansion of WellRX’s commitment to offer a streamlined, vertically integrated approach to patients looking to optimize their overall health and wellness. This press release features multimedia. View the full release here: https://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20241127418036/en/ WellRX, Parent Company of Ways2Well and ReviveRX, Acquires Bioreach, a state-of-the-art bloodwork and genetics laboratory. (Photo: Business Wire) “Bioreach is a transformative addition for WellRX and its subsidiaries,” said Brigham Buhler, Founder and CEO of WellRX. “By integrating Bioreach’s cutting-edge capabilities, we’re not only accelerating bloodwork turnaround times but also unlocking deeper insights into patient health through our pharmacy and telehealth partnerships. This acquisition empowers us to drive down costs, achieve seamless vertical integration, and deliver proactive, predictive care. Together, we are reshaping healthcare to focus on healthspan—and one day, even lifespan—offering unmatched innovation, efficiency, and value to patients, clinicians, and providers. The future of medicine starts here.” Bioreach will support clinics by enhancing patient outcomes through data-driven health solutions. Telehealth providers relying on ReviveRX for prescription services will now benefit from seamless bloodwork integration, providing comprehensive care to their patients. This advancement also expands testing services offered by Ways2Well, WellRX’s telehealth clinic specializing in preventative care and functional medicine, bringing health insights to over 50,000 patients nationwide. A single drop of blood can measure thousands of protein, fat and metabolic molecules, helping detect metabolic and immune responses, and pave the way for early disease detection and diagnosis ( Stanford ). Traditionally, bloodwork results have taken five to seven business days to process. With Bioreach’s 80% improvement in testing efficiency, WellRX will cut this to just one day—a significant improvement for both patients and providers nationwide. With Bioreach, ReviveRX and Ways2Well will also continue to bring more cutting-edge tests to the market. About Bioreach Integration : Bioreach’s facilities will support the testing needs of clinicians, partner telehealth companies, and ReviveRX pharmacy customers. The integration of these capabilities will further ReviveRX’s commitment to providing personalized prescriptions based on robust diagnostic data. “Our team at Bioreach has done a tremendous job educating Utah’s population on what various biomarkers in their blood can tell them about their health, so they may work in tandem with a medical professional to create a personalized wellness plan,” said Jack Matsen, CEO of Bioreach. “By joining WellRX, we’re positioned to scale affordable, high-quality blood testing services across the country. We see a bright future with expanding our impact, particularly as we integrate with ReviveRX’s patient-centric pharmacy services and Ways2Well’s innovative telehealth care.” This acquisition is the latest in WellRX’s mission to redefine preventative healthcare. About WellRX : WellRX is an integrated healthcare company that bridges pharmacy services, telehealth, and preventative care. Through its subsidiaries—ReviveRX, Ways2Well, and now Bioreach—WellRX delivers seamless, patient-focused solutions for health and wellness. Note: WellRX is not affiliated with WellRx.com . About Bioreach : Bioreach’s mission is to extend and improve real lives, by giving ordinary people extraordinary access to their blood work and biomarkers. Bioreach is also committed to educate clients on their results, empowering them to make well-informed choices about their health, and their future. View source version on businesswire.com : https://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20241127418036/en/ CONTACT: ways2well@jacktaylorpr.com Bioreach Imagery:HERE KEYWORD: UTAH TEXAS UNITED STATES NORTH AMERICA INDUSTRY KEYWORD: HEALTH TELEMEDICINE/VIRTUAL MEDICINE HEALTH TECHNOLOGY GENETICS FITNESS & NUTRITION GENERAL HEALTH PHARMACEUTICAL SOURCE: WellRX Copyright Business Wire 2024. PUB: 11/27/2024 03:47 PM/DISC: 11/27/2024 03:45 PM http://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20241127418036/enNone

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Herald file photo. The Prince Albert Mintos celebrate an overtime win earlier this season. Halfway through the SMAAAHL season, the Prince Albert Mintos sit in fourth place with a record of 14-6-2. The Mintos are coming off a road split in Swift Current last weekend against the third-ranked Legionnaires. Prince Albert picked up a 6-2 win at the InnovationPlex on Saturday night and dropped the Sunday contest by an 8-4 final score. In Saturday’s game, the Mintos would open the scoring in the dying seconds of the first period when Liam Myhre struck for his first career U18 AAA goal with just five seconds to go in the opening frame. Jordon Abrametz and Luke Senick assisted on the play. Myhre is a Prince Albert Raiders prospect and was taken in the third round of last year’s WHL Prospects Draft. He made his WHL debut earlier this season. Abrametz would chip in on the scoresheet with his third goal of the season with 14:44 to go in the second period. Senick picked up his second point of the game with the only helper. Just over seven minutes later, Myhre would find the back of the net again to extend the Minto lead to 3-0. Abrametz and Kelan Simmonds assisted on the play. Swift Current would break through with 5:50 left in the second period thanks to Wesley Olson’s eighth goal of the season. Sam Kirwan and Will Kirwan provided the helpers. The Minto special teams played a crucial role in the third period. With 14:53 to go, Kanyan Unger would restore the three goal lead for the Mintos with his eighth goal of the season, coming shorthanded. Landin Frank assisted. An even strength goal from Lincoln Rogers extended the Minto lead to four with his 11th goal of the season. Carter Cole provided the assist. Connor Howe would strike for his 13th goal of the season on the power play with 4:42 remaining. Simon Garchinski and Kelan Simmonds assisted. Swift Current would add a power play goal late from Trae Peterson. Carter Moen and Will Kirwan assisted on the goal. Jayden Blanchette made 31 saves to earn the win for Prince Albert. Cade Mitchell stopped 25 Minto shots for Swift Current Five power play goals sink Mintos Sunday In Sunday’s contest, the Legionnaires converted on five of nine power play opportunities in an 8-4 win. Lukas Senick’s fifth of the season opened the scoring less than a minute into the first period. Liam Myhre had the lone assist on the play. Swift Current would respond with three goals of their own in the opening frame. Power play markers from Wesley Olson and Jake Hargrave just over four minutes apart gave the Legionnaires the lead. Jackson Fox would score an even strength tally to push the lead to two. Landin Frank would cut the deficit to one for the Mintos heading into the intermission. The Swift Current power play continued to roll in the second period as Sam Kirwan and Connor Rieger would strike on the advantage, with the goals coming less than two minutes apart. Trae Patterson would add an even strength goal in the final minute of the period. In the third, Patterson would pick up his second goal of the game on the power play less then two minutes into the final frame. Just over three minutes later, Kasey Gleim would extend the Swift Current lead to six with an even strength goal. Prince Albert would score the final two goals of the game with Brock Kolibab scoring an even strength goal at the 10:32 mark and Luke Senick striking on the power play with 2:29 to go. Josh Henry made 23 stops for the Mintos. Connor Bender had 22 saves for Swift Current The Mintos return to action on Saturday night when they take on the Moose Jaw Winmar Warriors at the Art Hauser Centre. Puck drops at 7 p.m. sports@paherald.sk.ca -Advertisement-