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Ringmaster Wants to Retire the Spreadsheet From Self-Funded Health Care
The Boca Raton software company is betting that the messiest corner of employee benefits can be turned into one connected workflow - from the first RFP to the last reimbursement request.
The Drugstore That Swallowed the Health-Care Map
CVS Health has assembled a pharmacy, an insurer, a benefits manager and a care network under one red heart. The result is a $402 billion experiment in whether scale can make American health care feel less fragmented.
The Cigna Group
The insurance card is only the front door. Behind it sits a $274.9 billion machine spanning pharmacy benefits, specialty medicine, behavioral care and digital health - built to make a fragmented system behave more like one business.
UnitedHealth Group
UnitedHealth Group has built a vast loop around American health care - paying claims, delivering care, managing prescriptions and supplying the data beneath it all. The same integration that gives it unusual reach also puts every friction point under a brighter light.
Scripta Insights
Scripta Insights is a Needham, Massachusetts healthcare technology company that helps self-insured employers, health plans and their members cut pharmacy benefit costs without switching PBMs. Its Rx Navigation platform, powered by the proprietary Med Mapper AI engine, analyzes prescription claims and clinical data to surface lower-cost, therapeutically equivalent medication options - getting patients 'The Right Meds at The Best Price.' Founded in 2019 by serial entrepreneur Eric Levin and physician Dr. Paul Bradley, the company serves more than 80 employer and health-plan clients and raised $42M total after a $17M Series B in December 2024.
Truveris
Truveris is a healthcare technology company that helps employers, benefits consultants and plan sponsors buy and oversee pharmacy benefits. Founded in 2009 and based in Wilmington, Delaware, it runs a competitive procurement marketplace connecting buyers with 60-plus pharmacy benefit managers, analyzes 100% of pharmacy claims to police PBM contract performance, and layers on independent audits and member engagement tools. The company says clients typically see roughly 20% improvement on pharmacy contract costs.
Eric Levin
Eric Levin is the co-founder and CEO of Scripta Insights, a Needham, Massachusetts healthcare technology company that helps self-insured employers and health plans cut prescription drug costs by flagging clinically equivalent, lower-cost medication alternatives. A serial entrepreneur who has managed products with more than $5 billion in cumulative sales and been part of 32-plus mergers and acquisitions, Levin previously helped grow The Learning Company alongside Kevin O'Leary into a business that sold for $3.6 billion. Since taking the CEO seat at Scripta in 2017, he has positioned the company as an unbiased transparency layer over the opaque pharmacy benefits industry, growing it to 80-plus clients and $42 million in total funding.
Garrett Fienberg
Garrett Fienberg is the Chief Executive Officer of Truveris, a pharmacy cost containment company that has built an independent, data-led technology platform to bring transparency to PBM pricing and drive down drug costs for employers and benefit consultants. He joined Truveris in 2021, was elevated to Chief Operating Officer in March 2024, and stepped into the CEO role in 2025. Over a 20-plus-year career he has founded and sold venture-backed startups, run growth for a publicly traded healthcare SaaS company, and worked across venture capital, hedge funds, investment banking, and consulting.
Catalina Gorla
Catalina Gorla is the co-founder and CEO of TruDataRx, a Vermont-based health technology company that helps self-insured employers cut pharmacy spend using objective clinical data and comparative-effectiveness analytics. A Dartmouth-educated former economist turned healthcare entrepreneur, she has spent over a decade attacking the hidden costs and conflicts of interest baked into American drug pricing. She previously co-founded Informulary, managed innovation programs at the Dartmouth Center for Healthcare Delivery Science, and delivered a TEDxBeaconStreet talk arguing the U.S. doesn't need a single payer so much as an informed one.