“When faced with a major medical event such as surgery, cancer or childbirth, patients are often overwhelmed by the healthcare system and, worst of all, face financial stress and uncertainty about their medical bills. Carrum Health ensures zero- or The lowest out-of-pocket costs provide the most appropriate and highest quality care, giving patients peace of mind,” said Brent Nicholson, Co-Founder and Chief Partnership Officer at Carrum Health. “Our partnership with Accolade further confirms that there is a better way to pay for and deliver healthcare, especially now that employers want to reduce healthcare costs while delivering better outcomes and experiences for their employees.”
Carrum Health is the only COE provider to offer a patient-facing app to guide members through the entire COE experience, and also launched the industry’s first bundled cancer care For employers, partner with the nation’s leading cancer agencies such as Memorial Sloan Kettering and City of Hope.The platform supports needs for musculoskeletal, weight loss, oncology, cardiac and Maternity Care Through value-based bundled payment solutions.
Mono BioA life sciences company developing custom diagnostic biosensors has raised $25 million in seed funding. Matrix Capital led the round with participation from Global Health Investment Corp., Cercano Management, Washington Research Foundation, Boom Capital Ventures, Sahsen Ventures and Pack Ventures.
Monod Bio’s Daniel-Adriano Silva said: “We can now design custom biosensors with specific functions, and this seed financing allows us to elucidate specific molecules, such as viruses or biomarkers, and start building prototypes that can become real-world diagnostics. ” CEO and co-founder in a press release.
“We know that these new biosensors can easily detect viral proteins or antibodies in simulated nasal fluid or donated serum. Our next goal is to ensure they can be used reliably in a diagnostic setting. Monod Bio’s work illustrates The power of de novo protein design to create molecular devices from scratch with new and useful functions,” said David Baker, Ph.
healthy, a health tech company focused on employer health insurance, has expanded from its Dallas-Fort Worth base to Austin, Houston and San Antonio. Launched earlier this year, the startup develops software automation tools aimed at reducing healthcare costs for businesses.
“Expanding our service beyond DFW will help thousands of people access great benefits without paying exorbitant prices,” Evry Health CEO Chris Gay said in a release. “Our team has been working hard to bring innovative group health insurance plans to residents of Austin, San Antonio and Houston.”
shovelone of the leading providers of pharmacy procurement software in the healthcare industry, has been recognized by Spend revisiona company developing solutions to optimize the healthcare cost cycle.
Trulla CEO Curtis McEntire founded the company in 2018. McEntire is a former pharmacy procurement and supply chain executive at Intermountain Healthcare.
According to the press release, SpendMend’s acquisition of Trulla was made in partnership with Morgan Stanley Capital Partners as part of a strategic move to expand the value of SpendMend’s pharmacy division.
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