Fierce Health Payers March 19, 2021
Heather Landi

Glen Tullman led a blockbuster IPO when Livongo raised $335 million as it went public in 2019. He also was involved in one of the largest deals in digital health when Teladoc bought Livongo a year later for $18.5 billion.

But Tullman feels there’s more work to do in healthcare. With his latest venture, he’s aiming to overhaul the employer-sponsored benefits space.

“People joke that I don’t know when to quit,” Tullman told Fierce Healthcare.

Tullman launched the new company, Transcarent, with General Catalyst Managing Partner Hemant Taneja. General Catalyst also was a big investor in Livongo, a diabetes management company.

Under Tullman’s leadership, Livongo developed a data-science-driven chronic disease management solution and scaled up remote patient monitoring services. While...

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