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SpendRule Taps Transformation Expert Beth Graefe for Advisory Board

Beth Graefe, EdD, has joined the advisory board of Dallas-based SpendRule to bolster the company’s push into healthcare purchased services. Graefe, a veteran of over 100 hospital margin improvement initiatives, will help align the AI-native contract-to-payment platform with the evolving financial and supply chain priorities of modern health systems.

SpendRule Taps Transformation Expert Beth Graefe for Advisory Board
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The healthcare industry currently faces significant hurdles in managing the roughly $360 billion category of purchased services, which encompasses everything from clinical engineering to laundry. These contracts are notoriously complex, often featuring tiered pricing and hidden escalators that finance departments struggle to monitor. SpendRule addresses this by validating invoices against negotiated terms before payments are released, effectively adding a fourth layer to traditional financial oversight.

Graefe brings two decades of experience to the role, having previously served as a chief performance officer for a hospital consortium and as an operating executive in academic medical center joint ventures. Her expertise in clinical integration and supply chain transformation will be used to refine how SpendRule’s AI translates complex contract intelligence into actionable data for health system leaders. CEO Chris Heckler noted that Graefe’s operator perspective is essential for the company’s strategy to prevent overpayments before they occur.

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