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    Stanislav Berenshteyn

    Senior Equity Research Analyst at Wells Fargo

    Stanislav Berenshteyn is a Senior Equity Research Analyst at Wells Fargo Securities, specializing in the coverage of emerging technology and internet companies, including Doximity, Inc. He is recognized for insightful research contributions on industry trends and company performance, though specific performance metrics or analyst ranking data are not publicly available. Berenshteyn has built his career in sell-side research, joining Wells Fargo Securities and actively participating in earnings calls and corporate analysis since at least 2023. He holds professional securities credentials in alignment with industry standards for research analysts at major investment banks.

    Stanislav Berenshteyn's questions to Health Catalyst (HCAT) leadership

    Stanislav Berenshteyn's questions to Health Catalyst (HCAT) leadership • Q1 2025

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    Stanislav Berenshteyn from Wells Fargo asked if the pricing pressure from DOS clients migrating to Ignite would be more pronounced in 2025 than 2026, and also inquired about the difference in sales win rates between Ignite and DOS.

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    CEO Dan Burton agreed that the dollar-based retention headwinds from migrations would be felt more in 2025, as two-thirds of the process is expected to be complete by year-end. Regarding win rates, he emphasized that Ignite's lower price point unlocks a massive cross-sell opportunity with over 900 app-layer clients, an opportunity that was largely inaccessible with the expensive DOS platform. He noted a 2-to-3x higher conversion rate when cross-selling to an existing client versus pursuing a new one.

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    Stanislav Berenshteyn's questions to Health Catalyst (HCAT) leadership • Q4 2024

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    Stanislav Berenshteyn asked about the hierarchy of priorities for the sales team, given the multiple monetization angles available, including new clients, consumption-based pricing, and cross-selling opportunities from recent M&A.

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    CEO Dan Burton outlined a clear two-part priority for the sales force. The top priority is driving new platform client growth, primarily by cross-selling the Ignite platform into their large existing base of app-only clients to reach the 2025 target of 40 additions. The second priority is nurturing and expanding relationships with existing large platform clients by ensuring ROI, managing their migration to Ignite, and upselling additional applications from their newly strengthened portfolio.

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    Stanislav Berenshteyn's questions to Health Catalyst (HCAT) leadership • Q3 2024

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    Stanislav Berenshteyn of Wells Fargo inquired about the anticipated go-live pacing for the large number of new clients expected in 2024, given it's about twice as many as the previous year.

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    CEO Dan Burton explained that the higher volume of Health Information Exchange clients, which have longer and more complex implementations, has been factored into their plans. CFO Jason Alger noted a standard Ignite deal takes a few months to deploy, so the timing of Q4 closures will affect the 2025 revenue ramp. Burton stressed that ensuring a successful, high-quality implementation is prioritized over rushing to meet a quarterly deadline.

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    Stanislav Berenshteyn's questions to OMNICELL (OMCL) leadership

    Stanislav Berenshteyn's questions to OMNICELL (OMCL) leadership • Q1 2025

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    Stanislav Berenshteyn asked about the timeline required to sufficiently reduce supply chain exposure to China and also inquired if Omnicell has any material revenue exposure to the region.

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    COO Nnamdi Njoku explained that disintermediating the supply chain from China will happen over time, leveraging existing investments in supply partnerships across multiple geographies to provide flexibility. He noted that some components will create a lag, but actions are being taken now to move what is possible. He also confirmed that the company has no material revenue exposure to China.

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    Stanislav Berenshteyn's questions to OMNICELL (OMCL) leadership • Q4 2024

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    Stanislav Berenshteyn asked about the timeline for the IVCS robotic compounding solution to move beyond the early adopter phase into a wide-scale release. He also inquired if competitive product launches were driving more RFPs from outside Omnicell's installed base and asked about capital deployment priorities.

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    CEO Randall Lipps stated that after one more software release in 2025, the IVCS robot will be considered "market-ready." The company is moving from trial to rollout, with customer installations expected to increase quarterly through 2025 and into 2026. Lipps also confirmed that new market products are creating more RFP opportunities, enlarging their pipeline outside the current customer base. CFO Nchacha Etta added that capital deployment strategies are continuously assessed to fuel long-term growth.

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    Stanislav Berenshteyn's questions to OMNICELL (OMCL) leadership • Q3 2024

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    Stanislav Berenshteyn asked what is needed to reach the high end of the bookings guidance and questioned if Q3 product revenue being slightly light was a timing issue that would benefit Q4.

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    CFO Nchacha Etta expressed confidence in the current commercial momentum and noted that raising the low end of the guidance reflects this. CEO Randall Lipps added that improved customer economic conditions and new product launches strengthen the pipeline. Etta clarified that Q3 product revenue was in line with internal expectations and reiterated confidence in achieving the revised full-year guidance.

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    Stanislav Berenshteyn's questions to American Well (AMWL) leadership

    Stanislav Berenshteyn's questions to American Well (AMWL) leadership • Q1 2025

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    Stanislav Berenshteyn asked whether the economics of the DHA contract might change upon renewal and sought an update on the other potential government-related opportunities Amwell is pursuing.

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    CFO and COO Mark Hirschhorn stated that no material changes to the DHA contract's economics are expected upon renewal. CEO Ido Schoenberg added that the successful, large-scale DHA implementation has strongly positioned Amwell for other government opportunities by proving its capabilities and compliance with federal requirements.

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    Stanislav Berenshteyn's questions to American Well (AMWL) leadership • Q4 2024

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    Stanislav Berenshteyn asked for an update on the timing of the DHA sustainment contract and questioned the revenue composition of the recently divested Amwell Psychiatric Care (APC) business.

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    CEO Dr. Ido Schoenberg stated that the DHA issued a sole source grant to partner Leidos for a three-year extension in Q4, and he believes the risk of the extension not closing is very low. CFO & COO Mark Hirschhorn confirmed that the divested APC business represented over $25 million in annualized revenue, which was entirely visit-based.

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    Stanislav Berenshteyn's questions to American Well (AMWL) leadership • Q3 2024

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    Stanislav Berenshteyn from Wells Fargo asked if Amwell can monetize its patient routing capabilities by charging third-party programs a 'finder's fee,' particularly within the DHA contract.

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    CEO Ido Schoenberg confirmed that Amwell does have revenue-sharing agreements with partners for patient acquisition. However, he specified that the DHA contract is a comprehensive, all-inclusive agreement and does not operate on a per-referral or 'finder's fee' model.

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    Stanislav Berenshteyn's questions to HEALTHEQUITY (HQY) leadership

    Stanislav Berenshteyn's questions to HEALTHEQUITY (HQY) leadership • Q4 2025

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    Stanislav Berenshteyn asked about the 'Assist' initiative, questioning its direct monetization strategy and the identity of its partners, and followed up on whether record member growth was due to better client engagement.

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    President and CEO Scott Cutler explained that Assist focuses on member enrollment, adoption, and engagement. He detailed that 'Analyzer' is an internal tool, 'Navigator' is a partnership, 'HPA' is with Paytient, and 'Momentum' is being co-developed. He clarified that recent member growth was strong in the SMB segment, and Assist is designed to further drive engagement within the existing client base.

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    Stanislav Berenshteyn's questions to HEALTHEQUITY (HQY) leadership • Q3 2025

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    Stanislav Berenshteyn from Wells Fargo asked about the pacing of the fiscal 2026 custodial asset reset, including WageWorks assets, and inquired about the drivers behind the significant gross margin increase in the quarter.

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    An executive, likely CFO James Lucania, stated that the company is opportunistically pulling forward some asset repricings to de-risk future yields. CEO Jon Kessler attributed the strong gross margin performance primarily to the favorable mix shift towards higher-value HSAs, a trend that has been developing for some time and is enhanced by the move to higher-rate custodial products.

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    Stanislav Berenshteyn's questions to HEALTHEQUITY (HQY) leadership • Q2 2025

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    Stanislav Berenshteyn of Wells Fargo inquired about the operational leverage driving flat service costs despite 9% account growth and asked for ideal use cases for the upcoming third-party developer platform.

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    President and CEO Jon Kessler clarified it was flat service cost, not margin, driven by digitization and AI investments that improve electronic handling of member needs. He also highlighted the completed card processor transition, which will enable digital and instant card issuance, further reducing future costs. For the developer portal, he cited API-based enrollment as a key near-term opportunity to scale partnerships and broaden sales reach.

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    Stanislav Berenshteyn's questions to VEEVA SYSTEMS (VEEV) leadership

    Stanislav Berenshteyn's questions to VEEVA SYSTEMS (VEEV) leadership • Q4 2025

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    Stanislav Berenshteyn asked if momentum in products like Site Connect and RTSM is tied to EDC sales, and inquired about the ramp time and size of the recently announced 'all-in' top-20 customer deal.

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    CEO Peter Gassner explained that momentum in those products is driven more by a customer's strategic commitment to modernizing clinical tech with Veeva, rather than being a direct EDC attachment. Regarding the deal, he stated it is a large contract that will have a longer ramp of around five years, but declined to provide a specific size.

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    Stanislav Berenshteyn's questions to VEEVA SYSTEMS (VEEV) leadership • Q3 2025

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    Stanislav Berenshteyn asked about the gating factors for securing top-20 Vault CRM commitments and whether the product's availability has lowered the hurdle. He also requested a timeline for a more concrete strategy on horizontal enterprise applications.

    Answer

    EVP of Strategy Paul Shawah said that having a live, innovative product is a significant advantage in winning deals, but noted each customer's decision process is unique. CEO Peter Gassner stated there is no specific timeline for announcing a detailed strategy for new horizontal markets, as the company is taking a deliberate, platform-specific approach.

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    Stanislav Berenshteyn's questions to VEEVA SYSTEMS (VEEV) leadership • Q2 2025

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    Stanislav Berenshteyn asked about the sales cycle for a recent top 20 biopharma win and the drivers behind the reported strength in the Crossix business.

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    CEO Peter Gassner detailed that the top 20 deal involved discussions over 6-7 years, becoming active in the last year, and noted a healthy pipeline of similar large opportunities. He attributed Crossix's strength to increasing market leadership and a successful focus on its digital audiences business, rather than seasonal factors like the election cycle.

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    Stanislav Berenshteyn's questions to GoodRx Holdings (GDRX) leadership

    Stanislav Berenshteyn's questions to GoodRx Holdings (GDRX) leadership • Q4 2024

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    Stanislav Berenshteyn of Wells Fargo Securities inquired about the consumer uptake since Kroger returned to the network and asked about the market opportunity and early adoption trends for the GoodRx for Pets offering.

    Answer

    CEO Wendy Barnes indicated it was too early for specific data on Kroger but noted the relationship is strong and volume is improving. On the Pets offering, she said it is also in early stages but that the company remains bullish on the opportunity. CFO Chris McGinnis added that the Pets vertical targets a younger demographic, which offers long-term value as they become future users of core GoodRx services.

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    Stanislav Berenshteyn's questions to GoodRx Holdings (GDRX) leadership • Q3 2024

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    Stanislav Berenshteyn of Wells Fargo Securities asked about the pervasiveness of pharmacy-PBM contract renegotiations and the potential impact on GoodRx's take rates from these revised contracts.

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    CFO Karsten Voermann acknowledged that while renegotiations are standard, the current pressure on pharmacies is making them more aggressive. He noted that since just under 70% of GoodRx volume flows through PBMs, there could be some flow-through impact on take rates, which is factored into their conservative 2025 view.

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    Stanislav Berenshteyn's questions to Doximity (DOCS) leadership

    Stanislav Berenshteyn's questions to Doximity (DOCS) leadership • Q3 2025

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    Stanislav Berenshteyn asked about the go-live timeframe for the new $15 million brand and inquired about which competitors are losing out from Doximity's market share gains.

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    CFO Anna Bryson confirmed that the $15 million-plus brand purchased an integrated package and is 'already live' on the platform. She declined to comment on specific competitors, stating that Doximity's results demonstrate it is the preferred platform for clients' incremental marketing spend.

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