Transforming healthcare

Enhancing employee benefits for better health

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Whole-person care

Comprehensive approach beyond treatment

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Delivering a new era in healthcare

We know health benefits play a crucial role in attracting and retaining top talent, and they represent a significant investment for your business, second only to payroll. In a world where inflation, global uncertainty, and chronic health issues are on the rise, these challenges only grow more pressing. This likely has you questioning the true value of your healthcare investments and whether your employees fully appreciate the value of their health benefits.

This status quo is harming people

$760 billion

in annual healthcare spending waste1

1 in 4 people

can't afford their medications2

6 in 10 adults

have at least one chronic condition
and 4 in 10 have two+3

250,000+ annual deaths

from medical errors4

What if health plans focused first on improving people's lives?

We believe generating true value for both employers and members is possible. 

We’re doing this by:

  • A belief that health is interconnected and treating the whole person is crucial to helping people get well for the long term.
  • Prioritizing quality over quantity to improve outcomes and reduce waste. 
  • A relentless focus on improving and simplifying the health care experience. 
Infographic displaying three pillars of affordable healthcare including whole-person care, quality and experience

1Journal of the American Medical Association, Waste in the US Health Care System: Estimated Costs and Potential for Savings, October 2019
2https://www.cdc.gov/chronicdisease/about/index.htm
3KFF Health Tracking Poll July 2023: The Public’s Views Of New Prescription Weight Loss Drugs And Prescription Drug Costs | KFF. (2023, August 4). KFF. https://www.kff.org/health-costs/poll-finding/kff-health-tracking-poll-july-2023-the-publics-views-of-new-prescription-weight-loss-drugs-and-prescription-drug-costs
4Medical errors third-leading cause of death in America (cnbc.com)