Healthee has secured $32m in Series A funding round to accelerate the way employees interact with their healthcare leveraging artificial intelligence (AI).
Fin Capital, Glilot Capital Partners and Group11 jointly led the funding round with TriNet taking part as the strategic partner.
The investment aims to enhance care outcomes and reduce overhead for both employers and employees.
This capital injection will facilitate strategic scaling of operations, accelerate product development, and support expansion initiatives of the company.
Healthee’s comprehensive platform offers tailored, rapid, and simple answers to coverage, treatment, and benefits questions.
It also offers end-to-end open enrollment support and customised preventive care recommendations, aiming to simplify healthcare interactions.
The funding will aid the company in redefining the healthcare landscape through the delivery of AI-driven technology solutions.
Healthee's business model focuses on aiding employers in managing health expenditures effectively and enhancing the overall employee experience.
Healthee CEO Guy Benjamin said: “We are delighted to amplify our impact through Healthee's cutting-edge technology, enhancing the lives of millions of employees across the United States by eliminating the challenges of finding affordable care.
“Additionally, our tech streamlines operational tasks within organisations, fostering a more productive and thriving workplace. We firmly believe that healthy and content employees create a positive ripple effect on those around them, both within the workplace and in their personal lives.”
As part of TriNet's contribution to this financing round, the company will offer resources and capabilities to boost the operational expertise of Healthee.
The collaboration with TriNet is in line with Healthee's goal to establish an infrastructure that aids its quick expansion and improves its ability to deliver high-quality healthcare solutions.
Glilot+, an early growth fund of Glilot Capital Partners, managing partner and head Lior Litwak, will become part of the Healthee board in conjunction with the funding.
