HealthLeaders Media April 11, 2019
Jack O'Brien

Less than two weeks after Lyft went public, Uber filed for an IPO with an aim on entry into healthcare.

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Following a few weeks after Lyft went public, Uber filed for its long-awaited IPO.

Healthcare remains part of the ridesharing giant’s forward-looking strategy.

Uber Health, utilized by more than 100 healthcare organizations, is the centerpiece of its healthcare play.

Uber Technologies Inc. filed its form S-1 Thursday, a major step towards its much-anticipated initial public offering (IPO) and another indication that the company remains set on competing in healthcare.

The ridesharing giant’s filing comes less than two weeks after one of its primary competitors, Lyft Inc., went public on Wall Street. Lyft...

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