 | From day one, freshly appointed Impact Health CFO, Jen Herdler, began fielding desperate calls from across the country. As COVID-19 spread wildly, the U.S. healthcare system was distressed and Herdler’s diagnostic laboratory and health services provider was on the hook. The company’s revenue exploded. Their nursing staff needs grew from 300 to more than 20,000 nationwide as nurses were facing burnout and risk exposure. And all Herdler inherited was a manual operation. By the summer of 2021, Impact Health’s revenue suddenly dropped as the need for testing and vaccines dropped off radically. Only to skyrocket, again, several months later. Herdler faced three risks threatening Impact Health’s long-term viability:
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