Valify, the leading purchased services technology platform for healthcare, today announced that it has been recognized by the 2026 Healthcare Innovation Impact Awards for Valify Insights, receiving a Bronze award.

The Healthcare Innovation Impact Awards recognize products, services, and technologies that are advancing healthcare through innovation, measurable impact, and real-world value. Honorees are selected by an anonymous panel of healthcare professionals, with entries evaluated based on innovation, demonstrated results, and the ability to address important challenges across the healthcare ecosystem.

In healthcare, purchased services data is often fragmented across categories, vendors, and systems, making it difficult to spot where pricing or supplier practices could be improved. Valify Insights, a part of Valify’s broader purchased services platform, pairs spend analytics and benchmarking with a preferred supplier network and advisory expertise. Its data foundation includes more than $1.3 trillion in categorized spend across more than 2,600 hospitals, 645,000 vendors, and 1,400 categories.

“Healthcare organizations are under pressure to manage costs while continuing to meet the needs of patients and communities. Supply chain teams, now more than ever, need a clear view of how indirect spend supports operations and where it can be managed more effectively,” said Les Popiolek, CEO of Valify. “We’re honored to see our work recognized by Healthcare Innovation, and we’ll continue building on it as workforce demands and patient needs evolve.”

Valify Insights’ Dashboards, Indicators, and Initiatives help hospital supply chain teams turn spend trends into prioritized initiatives and coordinated action. Paired with Valify’s broader sourcing and advisory support, the platform enables healthcare organizations to pursue savings and make informed operational decisions that support financial performance across the organization.

“We are pleased to recognize Valify and the team behind Valify Insights as a 2026 Healthcare Innovation Impact Award honoree,” said Melinda Taschetta-Millane, Market Content Director, Healthcare, at Endeavor Business Media. “The Impact Awards highlight innovations that are making a meaningful difference in healthcare, and Valify demonstrated how unique visibility into indirect spend can help healthcare organizations achieve measurable savings.”

For more information on how healthcare providers can benefit from Valify as their complete purchased services partner, please visit www.getvalify.com.

About Valify

Valify helps healthcare organizations optimize purchased services and indirect spend through a combination of technology, advisory expertise, and supplier partnerships. Our technology platform provides enterprise-wide spend visibility, benchmarking, market intelligence, and sourcing insights that help organizations identify opportunities and make informed decisions. Complementing these capabilities, Valify Advisory Services delivers strategic consulting and hands-on support to accelerate savings, improve performance, and drive sustainable results. Organizations also gain access to the Valify Preferred Supplier Network (PSN), offering no-cost membership, hundreds of pre-negotiated supplier agreements, competitive pricing, and flexible contract options across a broad range of categories. Together, Valify’s integrated approach helps healthcare organizations reduce costs, improve efficiency, and maximize value. Learn more at www.getvalify.com.

About the Healthcare Innovation Impact Awards

The Healthcare Innovation Impact Awards recognize outstanding products, services and technologies that are advancing healthcare through innovation, measurable impact and real-world value. Entries are evaluated by an anonymous panel of healthcare professionals, with Gold, Silver, and Bronze awards designated for qualifying innovations.

The 2026 program recognizes innovations introduced and available for purchase by end users between January 1, 2025, and December 15, 2026.

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