MedCity News May 6, 2021
Anuja Vaidya

In a wide-ranging interview, Privia Health CEO Shawn Morris discussed the company’s recently closed IPO, its plans for the funds raised and what he sees as the company’s biggest value-add as the Covid-19 pandemic enters a new phase.

Privia Health Group, a company that partners with physician practices to enhance operations, recently closed its initial public offering, gaining $131 million in gross proceeds.

The Arlington, Virginia-based company focuses on reducing physicians’ administrative burdens through technology and accelerating their transition to value-based care.

Currently, 2,700 providers across six states and the District of Columbia partner with Privia Health, providing care to more than 3 million patients, CEO Shawn Morris said in a phone interview. Roughly, 680,000 are cared for through value-based...

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Topics: Health IT, Interview / Q&A, Investments, Physician, Primary care, Provider, Technology, Trends
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