Healthee raises $32 million
Healthcare navigation startup Healthee has raised $32 million in a Series A funding round co-led by Fin Capital, Glilot Capital Partners, and Group11, with strategic partner TriNet also participating.
Founded in 2019 as Insurights, the Israeli startup leverages AI to help users understand their existing healthcare plan with answers to inquiries about coverage, treatment, and benefits.
“Reflecting on Healthee’s journey from its inception, this year stands out as pivotal to the company’s trajectory. TriNet, a top player in the U.S. employer management sector, holds a critical position with exposure to the latest market offerings. Securing an investment from TriNet signifies a profound trust and strategic alignment with a market leader. We are excited to lead another investment round, championing Healthee’s ongoing growth and success as an active board member.” – Dovi Frances, Founding Partner of Group 11.
“We believe that everyone deserves access to quality health services at a reasonable price. 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 organizations, 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.” – Guy Benjamin, Healthee’s CEO.
“Today, the lack of transparency and clarity on healthcare plans results in excessive employer healthcare costs and has contributed to a spike in premium prices over the last -four years. We believe Healthee’s platform leverages AI to simplify the benefits process for both employers and employees alike. We are excited by Guy’s vision to reshape the benefits landscape and look forward to partnering with Healthee in this next phase of growth.” – Christian Ostberg, General Partner at Fin Capital.
