Collective Health

Collective Health

Employee Health Insurance Platform

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Approximate capitalization

$1.6B

Foundation year

2013

Pre-IPO

Current offer

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About

Collective Health provides companies with an alternative method of delivering healthcare through technology and design. The company strives to provide a comprehensive solution that connects and manages the entire ecosystem of health benefits: health plans, benefit programs, expense accounts, employee support. The company is focused on serving more than 170 million Americans who receive health insurance through their employers. It has 45 corporate clients and 200,000 members. Collective Health is backed by NEA, Founders Fund, Google Ventures and other leading investors.

Collective Health's core offerings:
Integrated management of medical, pharmacutical, dental and vision plans, medical claims, and health networks and programs that meet employer needs.
Enhanced member experience: Concierge-level services, personal support and convenient digital tools that make services easy to understand, navigate and pay for.

 

Collective Health was founded in 2013 and is headquartered in San Francisco, California. Notable investors include New Enterprise Associates, GV, and Founders Fund.

Investors

DFJ Growth, Formation 8, Founders Fund, Great Oaks Venture Capital, G Squared, GV, Maverick Ventures, Mubadala Investment Company, SoftBank Vision Fund


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