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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.
Clarity Spent 30 Years Simplifying Benefits. Then Its Own Call Center Got Complicated.
The New Jersey benefits administrator sells simplicity to HR teams. Its most revealing product lesson came when slow change requests, split agent screens and siloed reports forced Clarity to simplify itself - and save a reported $100,000 a year.
Benefit Plans Administrative Services, Inc. (BPAS)
BPAS has built a sizable business around a quiet corporate headache: the pile of rules, records, vendors and deadlines behind employee benefits. Its answer is to put more of that machinery under one roof - while keeping a human expert on the phone.
HealthMetrics
HealthMetrics is a Malaysia-based digital third-party administrator (TPA) that runs a cloud platform for managing corporate employee health benefits across Southeast Asia. It connects employers, insurers and a network of 15,000+ healthcare providers to automate claims, cut administrative work and give companies real-time visibility and control over rising healthcare costs. Founded in 2015 by Alvin Yuan and Advent Phang, it now serves 3,000+ corporate clients and 100+ insurers in Malaysia, Singapore and Indonesia.
Yuzu Health
Yuzu Health is a New York-based healthtech company that rebuilds the administrative backbone of health insurance into a single, white-labeled system of record. Operating as a vertically integrated third-party administrator (TPA), Yuzu runs the behind-the-scenes engine for claims processing, payments, and member administration, letting insurers, brokers, and self-funded employers launch highly configurable plan designs - direct provider contracts, cash-pay options, and dynamic copays - without the heavy services burden of legacy administrators. Founded in 2022, the company works with customers across all 50 states and has processed more than $1 billion in claims payment volume.
Collective Health
Collective Health is a San Francisco-based health benefits technology company that operates an integrated platform for self-funded employers. It brings medical, dental, vision, pharmacy, and digital health partners together in one system, pairing claims administration with a member app, care navigation, and analytics so employers can control costs while making coverage easier for employees to understand, navigate, and pay for.
Angle Health
Angle Health is a San Francisco-based, AI-native health insurance platform for small and mid-sized employers. Founded in 2019 by ex-Palantir engineers, it combines carrier, third-party administrator, and underwriting functions into one stack, letting brokers quote level-funded plans in minutes and giving members a mobile-first care experience.