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Vimo makes government work at the other end of the form
A failed insurance exchange offers a useful clue to Vimo: the hard part of public benefits is everything that happens after someone clicks Apply.
Solutran and the money that knows what to buy
A health benefit is only useful if it survives the checkout. Solutran built a business around that small, unforgiving moment - and its technology now sits inside Optum’s Healthy Benefits+.
Ounce of Care
Ounce of Care (brand name: Ounce) is a New York-based company building the tech-enabled resident services layer for affordable housing. It embeds on-site Community Navigators and virtual care teams inside apartment communities, then uses its Ounce Hub platform to enroll residents in public benefits like SNAP and Medicaid, coordinate health and social services, and run educational programming. The result is a rare win-win: residents get stability and support, and property owners get better retention, occupancy, and asset performance.