Visory Health, a top-three prescription discount card platform, today announced the promotion of Alexandra Robertson to Chief Growth Officer and Brittney Tierce to Chief Technology Officer, effective immediately. Both executives have been integral to the company since its inception, helping build the platform that serves Veterans, families, caregivers, and underserved individuals.
Robertson, previously Vice President of Growth, has been a driving force behind Visory Health’s rapid expansion into more than 38,000 pharmacies nationwide. As CGO, she will oversee growth strategy, partnership development, and large-scale efforts to bring the program to more Americans seeking affordable prescription options. “When a patient can finally fill a prescription they couldn’t afford before, that’s a real health outcome changed,” Robertson said. “My focus as Chief Growth Officer is closing that gap at scale through strategic partnerships, community presence, and program innovation. Visory is positioned to redefine what prescription access looks like for underserved populations, making affordability and access the norm, not the exception.”
Tierce, who previously served as Senior Vice President of Technology and Security, was foundational in creating the proprietary technology Visory Health runs on. As CTO, she will drive the technology roadmap enterprise-wide, including security, technology, and AI innovation, building key components of the discount card platform that reduce friction for consumers and pharmacy partners. “Technology should be a bridge, not a barrier,” Tierce said. “I’ve built my career at Visory Health dismantling the systems that stand between patients and affordable medications. As Chief Technology Officer, my focus is raising that bar continuously by creating smarter systems, faster delivery, and infrastructure that scales access to the communities we serve.”
CEO Susan Lang praised both executives. “Alexandra’s ability to build relationships, forge partnerships, and create critical initiatives from the ground up, while continuously evolving our strategies to compete against incumbents in unique ways, is what makes affordable and accessible medications possible for communities so often left behind. Brittney brings her intellect and creativity to envision, build, and scale technology that simplifies the patient journey every step of the way.”
Tierce has received recognition as an LA Times Inspirational Woman, and Robertson won the Orlando Business Journal’s C-Suite Awards and Power Player Awards for their leadership and accomplishments.
Visory Health offers up to 80% off prescription medications and does not require insurance or an account. Its card is accessible via the Apple App Store or Google Play Store. To save on prescriptions, visit visoryhealth.com.
