BusinessWoman of the Year 2024: Paola Delp of CareNu
As a proud Latina and first-generation American, Paola Delp’s career journey began with establishing a consultancy firm, honing her expertise in managed care contracting, EMR/EHR integration, and business development. Paola Delp, a Latina and first-generation American, has been named the BusinessWoman of the Year 2024 by the Los Angeles Times. She currently serves as president of CareNu, which focuses on population health management and has achieved a 37% reduction in emergency room visits and a 48% decrease in unnecessary hospitalizations. This resulted in nearly 30% savings of unnecessary healthcare expenditures for the federal government. Delp also serves on the Hi2 and the Florida Association of Service Providers boards and mentors young women.
Published : 4 weeks ago by Brooke Strickland in Business
As a proud Latina and first-generation American, Paola Delp’s career journey began with establishing a consultancy firm, honing her expertise in managed care contracting, EMR/EHR integration, and business development.
This entrepreneurial leap put her in a position for her current role as president of CareNu, which focuses on population health management. CareNu explores the promise that individualized, collaborative care can improve quality outcomes.
Under Delp’s leadership, CareNu achieved a 37% reduction in emergency room visits and a 48% decrease in unnecessary hospitalizations, maintaining an impressive 100% quality score. This resulted in nearly 30% savings of unnecessary healthcare expenditures for the federal government.
She serves on the Hi2 and the Florida Association of Service Providers boards. Delp also mentors multiple young women, helping them enhance their presentation and networking skills.