Forbes May 16, 2019
Bruce Japsen

Solera Health said it has attracted more than $40 million from Blue Cross and Blue Shield plans across the country including the venture capital arm of Health Care Service Corp., the nation’s fourth-largest health insurer.

Solera has raised more than $72 million since the company was launched in 2015, but the latest round is significant because it comes from several Blue Cross and Blue Shield plans that cover about 30 million people across the country. And executives at these health insurers say they are impressed with Solera Health’s ability to connect patients and insurers to programs and providers that work to prevent chronic disease while addressing social determinants of health.

Health insurers are addressing an array of social determinants of...

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