Zero Card Announces $7M Series A to Advance and Scale New Markets, Ground-Breaking Healthcare Marketplace and Analytics Platform for Self-Funded Employers
The Zero Card provides an entirely new healthcare delivery model that allows self-funded employers to cut episodic healthcare costs by as much as 50% while simultaneously improving the employee benefits plan by offering plan members access to high-quality, cost-effective care for
“The participation from the
The Zero Card is a supplemental program that works with existing self-funded health plans and is designed to make it easy for employees and their families to find high-value healthcare providers. Employees can still access care through traditional health plan channels, but when they elect to use The Zero Card, their employer is able to significantly lower costs and employees get access to the care they need for
“The healthcare sector is ripe for a step-change in its operations and delivery because of the intersection of data and technology,” said
The funds will be used to open new geographic markets, further round out the executive team, scale the engineering & analytics team and grow the sales and customer success teams. As part of the investment,
“Our goal is to invest in companies that can make a large impact in a meaningful way. The Zero Card has had early success in using real data to analyze, interpret, and deliver a better healthcare product to its employer customers and their plan members,” said
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