Curative Raises $150 Million in Series B Funding to Redefine the Future of Health Insurance
Capital Will Accelerate AI-Driven Member Experience, Expand National Footprint, and Reinvent How America Accesses and Pays for Care
Healthcare Disrupter Takes Direct Aim at the Legacy BUCA Model
Born out of frustration with the status quo, Curative isn’t tweaking around the edges of the traditional BUCA (Blues, United, Cigna,
A Health Plan Built the Way Healthcare Should Work
“Curative’s mission is to eliminate financial barriers and guide our members at every step of their health journey,” said
Curative has grown rapidly from its launch less than 3 years ago, now serving more than 1,200 employer clients and over 165,000 members, and achieving profitability.
Investors Back the Breakthrough
The round was led by TED Chairman Chris Anderson’s
“This is an extraordinary company. I’ve never seen a startup grow so quickly while moving so deftly through so many critical issues,” said
Justin Mateen—Curative’s first investor—is increasing his position in the company, despite his initial investment already compounding more than 400-fold. As the founder of
How Curative Will Use the New Capital
The Series B capital infusion will support Curative’s aspiration to scale its business nationally, with near-term expansion targeted for the Mid-Atlantic states, building upon its current service area in
A Network Model Rewritten for the Future
Traditional networks serve as limiters and don’t facilitate cost transparency. Curative is rewriting that playbook with a next-generation approach to accessing and paying for care, anchored by the Curative Cash Card. This breakthrough solution:
-
Expands access to
$0 care for members that extends beyond typical network lines to over a million providers nationwide. - Empowers members with unmatched convenience, letting them access high-value, affordable care with no surprise bills, ever.
- Pays providers instantly at the point of care, eliminating the delays, complexity, and administrative waste baked into the old insurance system.
The Curative Cash Card —combined with broad underlying national network partnerships, creates a frictionless experience that legacy insurers simply cannot replicate.
Riding the Wave of a Once-in-a-Generation Shift
“For years, industry watchers and employers have talked about an inflection point where lack of innovation, rising frustration, and runaway healthcare costs would collide,” said Turner. “Curative is leading that change moment. We are benefiting from the industry’s urgent demand for simplicity, predictability, and real improvement—and we are uniquely positioned to deliver it at a national scale. The outdated BUCA model is not serving members, and Curative is stepping forward with the solution to replace it.”
About Curative
Curative is creating the future of health insurance with its first-of-a-kind employer-based plan, boasting an impressive AM Best rating of A-. Our mission is to transform health insurance by eliminating financial barriers to care and guiding our members at every step of their health journey. With a competitive monthly premium and zero additional costs*, Curative provides employers and their employees exceptional value, improved health, and peace of mind. For more information on Curative, visit https://curative.com or follow us on Facebook, Instagram, X, or LinkedIn.
*Every Curative member qualifies for the
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