Yuvo Health — a startup focused on enabling value-based care at FQHCs — recently raised $20.2 million in Series A funding. The company is using the money to expand its reach from New York to Ohio.
Yuvo Health launched a new initiative to provide FQHCs with administrative and managed contract services to help them adopt value-based care. The New York startup partnered with the Primary Care Development Corporation to co-develop training programs and support resources to ensure FQHCs are positioned for success in these care models.
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A new partnership between Yuvo Health, an administrative and managed-care solution for community health centers, and Centene subsidiary Fidelis Care aims to bring value-based care to federally qualified health centers in New York and its Medicaid population.
Yuvo Health announced Tuesday that it has raised $7.3 million to support the company's work with federally qualified health centers. The startup said the services it provides will help the centers unlock revenue streams via value-based care.