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Reserv found the money hiding in the claims file
A landlord’s unpaid rent, a left-hand turn, a forgotten file note: Reserv is turning the paperwork of misfortune into usable insurance intelligence. Its next wager is letting carriers take the technology without handing over the claims.
CareHive Health wants your next lab test to cost less
A cheaper lab is useful only if someone helps you get there. CareHive pairs predictive claims analysis with human navigation to turn a price comparison into a change of plan.
Pharmaceutical Strategies Group and the art of finding the missing money
A pharmacy contract can promise savings while the claims tell another story. Pharmaceutical Strategies Group pairs clinical expertise with its Artemetrx analytics platform to find the gap - and help payers close it.
Kalderos Found a $1 Billion Leak in America’s Drug-Discount Plumbing
Drug discounts are supposed to lower costs. The data underneath them is so fragmented that the same prescription can trigger multiple concessions. Kalderos built the reconciliation layer - and in 2026, Model N bought it.
HaloMD Turned Medical-Bill Arbitration Into a Machine - Then the Machine Drew Fire
The No Surprises Act removed patients from many billing fights. HaloMD built the machinery that helps providers fight the remaining battle - over what insurers must pay - at industrial scale.
Codoxo Wants to Catch the $400 Billion Healthcare Leak Before a Claim Exists
Most payment-integrity teams hunt bad claims after the paperwork arrives. Codoxo built an AI company around a more useful question: what if the error never entered the system?
The $280,000 Leak: How SlicedHealth Helps Small Hospitals Make Payers Pay What They Promised
A 25-bed Texas hospital found $280,000 in underpayments in one month. SlicedHealth is turning that kind of invisible leakage into a to-do list - and betting that hospital finance teams will pay for proof before they pay for another dashboard.
Healthee
Healthee is an AI-powered health benefits platform that helps employees understand, navigate, and use their health insurance. Its virtual assistant, Zoe, answers plan-specific questions about coverage, providers, and costs in plain language across 50+ languages, while giving HR teams and brokers tools to cut administrative burden and healthcare spend. Founded in 2021 and headquartered in New York with R&D in Tel Aviv, Healthee serves 15,000+ customer organizations including Instacart, SiriusXM, and Celonis, and raised a $50M Series B in 2025.