The purchase of Eden Health, an employer-centered virtual-first medical provider, was announced by Centivo, a NYC-based healthcare firm for companies and their workers.
The deal’s total value was not made public.
Centivo will expand its primary care-focused health plans to more working families and companies throughout the country faster thanks to the purchase. With this purchase, Centivo has expanded its market reach to include all 50 U.S. states and currently provides healthcare obstacles removal services to over 160 employers, ranging in size from Fortune 100 firms to small enterprises.
The clinical services of Eden Health will be completely integrated into Centivo, expanding its clinical offerings to include urgent care, mental health services, and workplace pop-up clinics, all while improving the company’s virtual advanced primary care practice.
The purchase will also include the integration of Eden Health’s technology, which enables data-driven engagement and collaborative treatment via omni-channel interactions by fusing its physicians’ Electronic Medical Records system with its proprietary member app.
About Eden Health
Eden Health, led by CEO Matt McCambridge, is a new style of primary care that simplifies the complexity that patients often experience by combining general care, mental health assistance, and care navigation under a collaborative care paradigm. It provides round-the-clock virtual and in-person care that fosters engagement, happiness, and trust in close collaboration with employer groups and health insurance.
About Centivo
Under the direction of its founder and CEO, Ashok Subramanian, Centivo focuses on health insurance for American companies and working families. Its goal is to provide healthcare to employees who are unable to cover their medical expenses. Its health plan is made with the express purpose of reducing waste and inefficiencies seen in current employer-sponsored health plans while also attempting to lower healthcare costs. Centivo’s primary care-centered health plan, which lowers the overall cost of care by at least thirty percent and provides real value to employers, employees, and partner health systems, is an alternative to traditional health insurance carriers for U.S. employers. It is partnered with top local health systems.
With this purchase, Centivo has expanded its market reach to include all 50 U.S. states and currently provides healthcare obstacles removal services to over 160 employers, ranging in size from Fortune 100 firms to small enterprises.
