Clover Health touts membership growth after restructuring
Clover Health said it added 15,000 new members in the last year, primarily in New Jersey. The news comes after Clover restructured its workforce in March, affecting more than 100 employees.
Clover Health said it added 15,000 new members in the last year, primarily in New Jersey. The news comes after Clover restructured its workforce in March, affecting more than 100 employees.
The insurance startup reached a deal to acquire Brand New Day shortly after closing a $635 million funding round.
Gabby Everett, the site director for BioLabs Pegasus Park, offered a tour of the space and shared some examples of why early-stage life science companies should choose North Texas.
The insurance startup led by UnitedHealthcare’s former CEO closed a $635 million funding round led by New Enterprise Associates.
The company's latest growth push would put Bright in 22 markets across 13 states, including major metropolitan areas like Maricopa County in Arizona, Denver, Jacksonville, Tampa, Chicago, New York City and Cleveland.
Oscar, which was initially founded in 2012 to serve the emerging Obamacare insurance exchanges, decided to enter into Medicare Advantage after a $375 million funding round from Alphabet last year.
The Medicare Advantage startup positioned the layoffs as a way to focus more on developing specific expertise in Medicare Advantage and healthcare.
This eBook, in collaboration with Care Logistics, details how hospitals and health systems can facilitate more effective decision-making by operationalizing elevated awareness.
The new funding, led by by existing investor Greenoaks Capital, is simply the latest in a number of monster investments in insuretech companies looking to broach Medicare Advantage.
Medicare Advantage has been a lucrative space for potential experimentation in lowering healthcare costs due to its capitated model which allows for more flexibility in approach in providing care.
A selection of the biggest payer stories in 2018, ranging from Amazon's healthcare incursion to Medicare Advantage's continued growth.
Led by former UnitedHealthcare CEO Bob Sheehy, Bright is one of a crop of insurance startups looking to disrupt the industry with better consumer experiences and closer integrations with providers.
Munck Wilson Mandala Partner Greg Howison shared his perspective on some of the legal ramifications around AI, IP, connected devices and the data they generate, in response to emailed questions.
The Medicare Advantage startup pitches itself as a "payvidor" as it goes against a host of competitors including Bright Health, Clover Health and Oscar Health.
Co-founded by former CMS administrator Andy Slavitt, the investment firm, which is focused on vulnerable populations covered by Medicare and Medicaid, also made new investments in three companies: Landmark Health, Bright Health and Strive Health.
The Minneapolis-based insurance startup intends to offer 2019 Medicare Advantage plans to consumers in Cincinnati, Springfield, Toledo and Youngstown.
At MedCity INVEST Twin Cities, Bright Health cofounder and president Kyle Rolfing talked to Medical Alley Association president and CEO Shaye Mandle about why a focus on patients and consumers is key to success.
Greenspring Associates led the Series B round and new investors Greycroft Partners, Redpoint Ventures and Cross Creek Advisors also took part.