Healthcare IT News November 10, 2023
Andrea Fox

The new combined company says it will drive high patient engagement and lower costs for patients and employers.

Virgin Pulse, a health customer relationship management and engagement platform and HealthComp, a benefits and analytics platform, announced Thursday the completion of their $3 billion merger.

WHY IT MATTERS
The unified company aims to reduce healthcare costs and improve outcomes by delivering a comprehensive health platform-as-a-service that they say improves member decision-making and behavior.

According to the announcement, the combined technologies, which include artificial intelligence-driven analytics, will:

  • Result in an average savings of up to $3,000 per employee per year through flexible health plan designs.

  • Drive members to return to the platform an average of six times daily with...

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