Thirty Madison Welcomes New Chief Technology Officer Gil Shklarski To Lead Technology Innovation As The Healthcare Leader Prepares For Rapid Growth
By Thirty Madison
The specialty care company improving access, affordability, outcomes, and patient experience, Thirty Madison has welcomed Gil Shklarski as its chief technology officer. As CTO, Shklarski will lead the team driving the technology powering Thirty Madison’s virtual-first care model, as the company enters its next phase of growth and transformation.
Gil Shklarski joins Thirty Madison as CTO, bringing a wealth of experience in scaling high-performing technology teams and driving capabilities that deliver outcomes-focused care to patients.
Shklarski joins Thirty Madison shortly after its strategic asset purchase from The Pill Club, providing care for thousands more as it deepens its women’s health offering through its Nurx brand. The company continues to focus on building integrated specialty care options needed to support women across multiple conditions, as women make approximately 80 percent of healthcare decisions for their families, but tend to go without specialty care for themselves.
Prior to joining Thirty Madison, Shklarski served as CTO of Flatiron Health, the healthtech company improving cancer treatment with real-world evidence in oncology. Shklarski scaled the technology teams that developed the software platforms powering care for millions of cancer patients each year and accelerating personalized medicine and research by applying advanced analytics to electronic patient care data. Shklarski continued as CTO through the company’s 2018 acquisition by Roche, the world’s largest biotech company, for $1.9 billion.
“Gil joins Thirty Madison with a deep understanding of engineering management and how to develop high-performing teams that can successfully tackle complex technology challenges that serve patients — the perfect fit for our continued expansion into women’s health,” said CEO and co-founder of Thirty Madison Steve Gutentag.
“I’m excited about the impact Thirty Madison has already delivered for patients across its brands, and the massive opportunity ahead of us to scale specialty-level healthcare, all in one place,” said Shklarski. “This team is full of dedicated and talented engineers. I am grateful to work alongside them to transform care for our patients.”
Thirty Madison treats nearly 1 million patients across its brands. Within the last three months, the company has affirmed its commitment to women’s health, launching its women’s hair loss service and delivering continued care to thousands who would otherwise be without care after strategically acquiring assets from The Pill Club. In May, the company promoted Caroline Hofmann to Chief Business Officer to streamline business operations and lead the expansion of Nurx to treat more women holistically across reproductive care, sexual health, dermatology, and mental health.
