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This Independence Day, we're grateful for the people and partners who keep America's healthcare supply chain moving. Happy 4th of July from The iRemedy Healthcare Companies.

There are more drugs in shortage in the United States today than at any point in history. That's not a projection. That's a government-tracked list — and it keeps growing. iRemedy CEO Tony Paquin explains why: the companies that control the healthcare supply chain have little incentive to fix a system that works very well for them. COVID exposed the cracks. The shortage list confirms they haven't been repaired. iRemedy was built to change that. Watch the full clip from Tony's appearance on the Legal Shit Podcast. #HealthcareSupplyChain #DrugShortages #TheEndOfUs #iRemedy

Elon Musk is brilliant — but his timelines? Notorious. Big technological visions almost always take longer than the visionary predicts. That's the historical pattern. AI is breaking it. We're not talking years. We're talking months. Sometimes weeks. The pace of change in healthcare supply chain is no longer measured in decades — and that changes everything. 🎙️ Catch the full conversation on SalesPOP! Tony Paquin iRemedy

If you want a more reliable healthcare supply chain, start by buying American. iRemedy CEO Tony Paquin makes the case plainly: hospitals and government agencies don't need to overhaul everything overnight — but shifting even a portion of spend toward domestic manufacturers builds resilience that foreign supply chains simply cannot offer. When the next crisis hits, the guy in Indiana is still going to deliver. The factory overseas may not. Watch the full clip from Tony's appearance on the Legal Shit Podcast. #HealthcareSupplyChain #MadeInAmerica #TheEndOfUs #iRemedy

The first step to fixing America's healthcare supply chain? Talking about it. Tony Paquin breaks down what it will actually take to bring drug manufacturing back to U.S. soil — from the rise of trade jobs to the policies making domestic production viable again. The shift is starting. 🎙️ The Legal Shit Podcast #HealthcareSupplyChain #MadeInAmerica #DrugManufacturing #iRemedy

When Operation Warp Speed called for 100 million needles and syringes — the government realized almost none were made in America. Tony locked contracts with all 5 factories in China that supplied the entire world. Then the Saudis showed up with SUVs full of gold bullion trying to buy them out. This is what a supply chain crisis actually looks like. 🎙️ The Legal Shit Podcast #HealthcareSupplyChain #MedicalSupplies #OperationWarpSpeed #iRemedy

Legislation worth watching for anyone in pharmaceutical supply chain, manufacturing, or healthcare policy. The Biotech Investment National Security Act (BINSA) — introduced by Rep. Moolenaar and Rep. Dingell — would subject U.S. pharmaceutical licensing deals, joint ventures, and equity investments with Chinese entities to Treasury Department national security review for the first time. It covers drug development, biologics manufacturing, and clinical R&D. It also builds on the BIOSECURE Act and new FDA language prohibiting acceptance of Chinese clinical trial data for U.S. drug applications. The numbers behind the legislation: U.S.–China biotech licensing grew from $5B in 2020 to $136B in 2025. iRemedy will continue monitoring developments as this moves through Congress. #PharmaSupplyChain #DomesticManufacturing #PharmaceuticalSecurity #Reshoring #BuyAmericanz

Happy Father’s Day to all the amazing dads at iRemedy and beyond! 🎉 To the dads who pack lunches, fix everything with duct tape, and always have a dad joke ready — today’s for you. Thanks for everything you do, every single day. Happy Father’s Day! 👔🛠️ #FathersDay #ProudDads

AI isn't killing sales — it's separating the order-takers from the real ones. Marketing will automate. Leads will come in without a human touching them. But the rep who can walk into a room, read the situation, and close? That's not going anywhere. Tony Paquin, Co-Founder & CEO of iRemedy, on where the opportunity actually is for salespeople in the age of AI.

Drug shortages in the U.S. have reached a historic high — and the consequences are devastating. In this clip from the Legal Shit Podcast, Tony Paquin speaks candidly about who the current system is failing and why that needs to change. This is the conversation the industry needs to be having.