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Morgan Health is a wholly-owned business unit of JPMorgan Chase (NYSE: JPM), established to improve the quality, affordability, and equity of employer-sponsored health care in the United States. The unit functions as a strategic investor and research organization rather than a product company, deploying capital into mid-stage healthcare companies across five defined focus areas: primary care and navigation, data analytics, new coverage options, specialty and at-home care, and pharmacy. Its disclosed portfolio includes at least 13 companies such as Lantern (specialty care), Devoted Health (Medicare Advantage), Centivo (primary care-led health plans), Venteur (ICHRA), Aradigm Health (cell and gene therapy delivery), Cortica (pediatric neurodivergent care), Thyme Care (oncology specialty care), Merative (healthcare data analytics), Embold Health (provider analytics), and Personify Health, with check sizes ranging from $20 million to participation in a $317 million round.

Beyond capital deployment, Morgan Health publishes proprietary employer-focused research (including a 2026 SMB survey of 1,023 benefits decision makers and food-insecurity trend reports), maintains policy positions advocating reforms in value-based care and alternative plan design, and in 2026 launched the Small Business Health Care Hub, a digital resource platform targeting SMB benefits buyers. The unit is led by CEO Dan Mendelson and operates with 11-50 employees out of New York. Its business model is capital deployment on JPMorgan Chase's balance sheet, with value realization through portfolio company growth and exits; there is no disclosed pricing model, no standalone revenue, and no external paying customers.

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Morgan Health is the healthcare investment arm of JPMorgan Chase, deploying capital into mid-stage companies across primary care, specialty care, pharmacy, data analytics, and new coverage to improve employer-sponsored health care for U.S. employers.

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healthcare venture capital, employer-sponsored insurance, healthcare research insights, strategic health investments, small business benefits
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Healthcare Investment Services
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Morgan Health generates value through equity investments in healthcare companies aligned to improving employer-sponsored health care. Returns are realized through portfolio company growth, exits, and market value appreciation rather than direct revenue from products or services.

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An educational resource developed by Morgan Health to help small and mid-sized businesses navigate health insurance decisions, providing tools, expert advice, and actionable insights.

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Morgan Health is a strategic healthcare investor and research division of JPMorgan Chase that makes equity investments in mid-stage companies across five focus areas: primary care and navigation, data analytics, new coverage options, specialty and at-home care, and pharmacy. It complements its investment portfolio with employer-facing research and insights, policy advocacy for healthcare system reform, and the Small Business Health Care Hub, an educational resource equipping SMB leaders with tools to navigate health insurance decisions.

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  • Centivo helps save employers 15-30% on health insurance
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Morgan Health is a business unit of JPMorgan Chase focused on improving employer-sponsored health care in the United States. Rather than operating a single product, Morgan Health functions as a strategic investor and research organization. Its core offering consists of investment commitments in mid-stage healthcare companies across five strategic focus areas (Primary care & navigation, Data analytics, New coverage options, Specialty & at-home care, and Pharmacy), complemented by an Employer Insights research program providing data-driven reports for benefits decision-makers, Policy Positions advocating for healthcare system reforms, and the Small Business Health Care Hub—an educational resource platform equipping small business leaders with tools and guidance to navigate health insurance decisions.

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An online educational resource hub developed by Morgan Health that provides small and mid-sized business leaders with educational materials, tools, and actionable insights to navigate health insurance decisions with confidence.

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CategoryStrategic Investment Program
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A portfolio of strategic equity investments in mid-stage healthcare companies aligned with Morgan Health's mission to improve employer-sponsored health care quality, affordability, and equity, spanning primary care, specialty care, pharmacy management, data analytics, and new coverage options.

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Data-driven insights and research reports, including surveys and trend analysis, designed to help employers make better health care decisions and meet the needs of their employees.

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Policy reforms and positions aimed at driving improvements in the U.S. health care system, with focus on value-based care, alternative health plan design, data, and workforce issues.

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TypeBroad incumbent
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General Catalyst is a major venture firm with a substantial healthcare practice investing across stages. Comparable as a co-investor in mid-stage healthcare companies targeting employer and payer markets, with similar focus on care delivery transformation and health tech.

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Frist Cressey Ventures is a healthcare-focused venture firm that led Aradigm Health's $20M Series A alongside Morgan Health. Comparable as a dedicated mid-stage healthcare investor with a thesis around care delivery innovation and employer-relevant solutions.

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Oak HC/FT is a venture firm focused on healthcare and financial technology, particularly fintech for healthcare and innovative care delivery. Comparable as a thematic mid-stage investor backing companies that improve employer-sponsored insurance economics and care quality.

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Kaiser Permanente Ventures is the corporate venture capital arm of Kaiser Permanente, investing in healthcare technology and services. Comparable to Morgan Health as an integrated payer-provider-backed investor targeting mid-stage healthcare companies serving employer and consumer markets.

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Echo Health Ventures is the strategic healthcare investment arm of Cambia Health Solutions, directly comparable to Morgan Health as a corporate-backed healthcare investor. Echo co-led Morgan Health's $30M Lantern investment, indicating overlapping thesis and co-investment partnership in mid-stage healthcare companies.

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GV is Alphabet's venture capital arm and a leading healthcare investor that participated in Devoted Health's Series F-Prime. As a broad tech-adjacent investor with a substantial healthcare practice, GV is a frequent co-investor and competitor in healthcare deals targeting employer-sponsored insurance innovations.

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Optum Ventures is the dedicated venture arm of UnitedHealth Group focused on healthcare innovation investments. As a strategic corporate VC with deep payer relationships, it pursues a comparable thesis to Morgan Health—backing companies that improve healthcare affordability, quality, and access.

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Andreessen Horowitz is a major venture firm with a dedicated bio/health fund that has co-invested with Morgan Health (e.g., Aradigm Health Series A). While broader in mandate, a16z Bio/Health is a frequent co-investor in healthcare deals targeting employer and consumer markets.

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Town Hall Ventures is a healthcare-focused venture firm investing in companies serving vulnerable and underserved populations, including those on Medicare and Medicaid. Comparable to Morgan Health's focus on improving healthcare affordability and equity through strategic investments in innovative care models.

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CVS Health Ventures is the corporate venture arm of CVS Health, investing in healthcare innovation aligned with the parent's payer-provider-pharmacy strategy. Directly comparable to Morgan Health as a strategic corporate-backed healthcare investor targeting mid-stage companies across care delivery, pharmacy, and insurance innovation.

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Morgan Health

Healthcare Investment Servicesmorganhealth.com

Morgan Health is the healthcare investment arm of JPMorgan Chase, deploying capital into mid-stage companies across primary care, specialty care, pharmacy, data analytics, and new coverage to improve employer-sponsored health care for U.S. employers.

What Morgan Health does

Morgan Health is a wholly-owned business unit of JPMorgan Chase (NYSE: JPM), established to improve the quality, affordability, and equity of employer-sponsored health care in the United States. The unit functions as a strategic investor and research organization rather than a product company, deploying capital into mid-stage healthcare companies across five defined focus areas: primary care and navigation, data analytics, new coverage options, specialty and at-home care, and pharmacy. Its disclosed portfolio includes at least 13 companies such as Lantern (specialty care), Devoted Health (Medicare Advantage), Centivo (primary care-led health plans), Venteur (ICHRA), Aradigm Health (cell and gene therapy delivery), Cortica (pediatric neurodivergent care), Thyme Care (oncology specialty care), Merative (healthcare data analytics), Embold Health (provider analytics), and Personify Health, with check sizes ranging from $20 million to participation in a $317 million round.

Beyond capital deployment, Morgan Health publishes proprietary employer-focused research (including a 2026 SMB survey of 1,023 benefits decision makers and food-insecurity trend reports), maintains policy positions advocating reforms in value-based care and alternative plan design, and in 2026 launched the Small Business Health Care Hub, a digital resource platform targeting SMB benefits buyers. The unit is led by CEO Dan Mendelson and operates with 11-50 employees out of New York. Its business model is capital deployment on JPMorgan Chase's balance sheet, with value realization through portfolio company growth and exits; there is no disclosed pricing model, no standalone revenue, and no external paying customers.

Morgan Health firmographics

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Name
Morgan Health
Legal name
Morgan Health
Website
https://www.morganhealth.com
Company type
Private
Founded year
2021
Operating status
Operating
Headcount range
11–50 employees
Short description
Morgan Health is the healthcare investment arm of JPMorgan Chase, deploying capital into mid-stage companies across primary care, specialty care, pharmacy, data analytics, and new coverage to improve employer-sponsored health care for U.S. employers.
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Morgan Health industry classification

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Healthcare Investment Services
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Portfolio Management and Investment Advice (523940)
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Investment Advice (6282)
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Business Services (B2B) Growth Equity (FSANACAD)
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Private/For-Profit Hospital Systems (HLAFAAAF)

Keywords

  • Healthcare venture capital
  • Employer-sponsored insurance
  • Healthcare research insights
  • Strategic health investments
  • Small business benefits

Where Morgan Health is headquartered

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New York
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United States
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North America

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Morgan Health business model

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B2B
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Services
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Personnel, Operations, Marketing or Sales, Technology or R&D

Revenue model

  1. Strategic Investment Returns: Morgan Health generates value through equity investments in healthcare companies aligned to improving employer-sponsored health care. Returns are realized through portfolio company growth, exits, and market value appreciation rather than direct revenue from products or services.

Go-to-market motion2 records

Distribution channels2 records

Marketing channels4 records

Morgan Health product offering

Product offering

Core offering

Morgan Health is a strategic healthcare investor and research division of JPMorgan Chase that makes equity investments in mid-stage companies across five focus areas: primary care and navigation, data analytics, new coverage options, specialty and at-home care, and pharmacy. It complements its investment portfolio with employer-facing research and insights, policy advocacy for healthcare system reform, and the Small Business Health Care Hub, an educational resource equipping SMB leaders with tools to navigate health insurance decisions.

Product overview

Morgan Health is a business unit of JPMorgan Chase focused on improving employer-sponsored health care in the United States. Rather than operating a single product, Morgan Health functions as a strategic investor and research organization. Its core offering consists of investment commitments in mid-stage healthcare companies across five strategic focus areas (Primary care & navigation, Data analytics, New coverage options, Specialty & at-home care, and Pharmacy), complemented by an Employer Insights research program providing data-driven reports for benefits decision-makers, Policy Positions advocating for healthcare system reforms, and the Small Business Health Care Hub—an educational resource platform equipping small business leaders with tools and guidance to navigate health insurance decisions.

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Problem solved

Functional benefit

Brands

  • Small Business Health Care Hub: An educational resource developed by Morgan Health to help small and mid-sized businesses navigate health insurance decisions, providing tools, expert advice, and actionable insights.

Products and services

  • Small Business Health Care Hub An online educational resource hub developed by Morgan Health that provides small and mid-sized business leaders with educational materials, tools, and actionable insights to navigate health insurance decisions with confidence.
  • Investment Portfolio A portfolio of strategic equity investments in mid-stage healthcare companies aligned with Morgan Health's mission to improve employer-sponsored health care quality, affordability, and equity, spanning primary care, specialty care, pharmacy management, data analytics, and new coverage options.
  • Employer Insights Data-driven insights and research reports, including surveys and trend analysis, designed to help employers make better health care decisions and meet the needs of their employees.
  • Policy Positions Policy reforms and positions aimed at driving improvements in the U.S. health care system, with focus on value-based care, alternative health plan design, data, and workforce issues.

Quantifiable outcome

  • Centivo helps save employers 15-30% on health insurance
  • +3 more outcomes

Companies that use Morgan Health

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Morgan Health partnerships and signals

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Scale indicators7 records

Recent moves6 records

Expansion highlights5 records

Morgan Health competitors and assessment

Company assessment

Broad incumbents

  • General Catalyst: General Catalyst is a major venture firm with a substantial healthcare practice investing across stages. Comparable as a co-investor in mid-stage healthcare companies targeting employer and payer markets, with similar focus on care delivery transformation and health tech.
  • GV (Google Ventures): GV is Alphabet's venture capital arm and a leading healthcare investor that participated in Devoted Health's Series F-Prime. As a broad tech-adjacent investor with a substantial healthcare practice, GV is a frequent co-investor and competitor in healthcare deals targeting employer-sponsored insurance innovations.
  • Andreessen Horowitz (a16z Bio/Health): Andreessen Horowitz is a major venture firm with a dedicated bio/health fund that has co-invested with Morgan Health (e.g., Aradigm Health Series A). While broader in mandate, a16z Bio/Health is a frequent co-investor in healthcare deals targeting employer and consumer markets.

Direct peers

  • Frist Cressey Ventures: Frist Cressey Ventures is a healthcare-focused venture firm that led Aradigm Health's $20M Series A alongside Morgan Health. Comparable as a dedicated mid-stage healthcare investor with a thesis around care delivery innovation and employer-relevant solutions.
  • Oak HC/FT: Oak HC/FT is a venture firm focused on healthcare and financial technology, particularly fintech for healthcare and innovative care delivery. Comparable as a thematic mid-stage investor backing companies that improve employer-sponsored insurance economics and care quality.
  • Kaiser Permanente Ventures: Kaiser Permanente Ventures is the corporate venture capital arm of Kaiser Permanente, investing in healthcare technology and services. Comparable to Morgan Health as an integrated payer-provider-backed investor targeting mid-stage healthcare companies serving employer and consumer markets.
  • Echo Health Ventures: Echo Health Ventures is the strategic healthcare investment arm of Cambia Health Solutions, directly comparable to Morgan Health as a corporate-backed healthcare investor. Echo co-led Morgan Health's $30M Lantern investment, indicating overlapping thesis and co-investment partnership in mid-stage healthcare companies.
  • Optum Ventures: Optum Ventures is the dedicated venture arm of UnitedHealth Group focused on healthcare innovation investments. As a strategic corporate VC with deep payer relationships, it pursues a comparable thesis to Morgan Health—backing companies that improve healthcare affordability, quality, and access.
  • Town Hall Ventures: Town Hall Ventures is a healthcare-focused venture firm investing in companies serving vulnerable and underserved populations, including those on Medicare and Medicaid. Comparable to Morgan Health's focus on improving healthcare affordability and equity through strategic investments in innovative care models.
  • CVS Health Ventures: CVS Health Ventures is the corporate venture arm of CVS Health, investing in healthcare innovation aligned with the parent's payer-provider-pharmacy strategy. Directly comparable to Morgan Health as a strategic corporate-backed healthcare investor targeting mid-stage companies across care delivery, pharmacy, and insurance innovation.

Market position

Strengths5 records

Weaknesses5 records

Competitive moat5 records

Key risks6 records

Key highlights7 records

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Morgan Health leadership team

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Funding detail is available on the Subscription and Enterprise plan.Contact sales →

Morgan Health M&A and investment

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Investments14 records

M&A and investment is available on the Subscription and Enterprise plan.Contact sales →

Frequently asked questions about Morgan Health

What does Morgan Health do?

Morgan Health is a strategic healthcare investor and research division of JPMorgan Chase that makes equity investments in mid-stage companies across five focus areas: primary care and navigation, data analytics, new coverage options, specialty and at-home care, and pharmacy. It complements its investment portfolio with employer-facing research and insights, policy advocacy for healthcare system reform, and the Small Business Health Care Hub, an educational resource equipping SMB leaders with tools to navigate health insurance decisions.

Is Morgan Health a public or private company?

Morgan Health is a private company. It is classified as corporate owned and is currently operating.

When was Morgan Health founded?

Morgan Health was founded in 2021. It employs 11 to 50 people.

Where is Morgan Health based?

Morgan Health is headquartered in New York, United States, in the North America region.

How does Morgan Health make money?

One revenue line is on record: strategic Investment Returns.

Who are Morgan Health's main competitors?

Broad incumbents on record are General Catalyst, GV (Google Ventures) and Andreessen Horowitz (a16z Bio/Health). Direct peers are Frist Cressey Ventures, Oak HC/FT, Kaiser Permanente Ventures, Echo Health Ventures, Optum Ventures, Town Hall Ventures and CVS Health Ventures.

Does Morgan Health have an API?

No public API is recorded for Morgan Health.

What industry is Morgan Health in?

Morgan Health's product category is Healthcare Investment Services. Its primary akta.pro industry code is FSANACAD, Business Services (B2B) Growth Equity, with a secondary code of HLAFAAAF, Private/For-Profit Hospital Systems. Its NAICS code is 523940 and its SIC code is 6282.

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HcinnovationgroupWith New Funding, Thyme to Build Portfolio of Independent Oncology BusinessesThyme Care raised over $125 million in a Series E round led by Morgan Health, with participation from Humana, CVS Health Ventures, and others. The company serves over 10.5 million people and manages $7 billion in oncology spend. It is forming Thyme Companies to build independent oncology businesses, with the first expected later this year.PR NewswireThyme Care Closes $125+ Million Series E, Establishes Thyme Companies to Broaden Its Impact Across the Oncology EcosystemThyme Care raised over $125 million in a Series E round led by Morgan Health, with participation from Humana, CVS Health Ventures, and others. The company, serving 10.5 million people and managing $7 billion in oncology spend, is establishing Thyme Companies to build new oncology businesses, with the first expected later this year.FinSMEsThyme Care Closes Over $125M Series E FundingThyme Care, a Nashville oncology company, raised over $125M in Series E financing led by Morgan Health, with participation from Humana, CVS Health Ventures, and others. The company manages over $7B in oncology spend and is profitable. It will use funds to accelerate growth and establish Thyme Companies, a parent entity for new oncology businesses, with the first expected later this year.MedCity NewsReport: What Employers Think About ICHRAsA survey by the Employee Benefit Research Institute, supported by Morgan Health, found that roughly a third of 984 employers surveyed are considering Individual Coverage Health Reimbursement Arrangements for health benefits, though awareness remains a significant barrier to adoption. Six in ten employers reported being at least somewhat familiar with ICHRAs, with awareness especially low among small employers not currently offering coverage. The survey identified concerns including affordability of individual market premiums, provider networks, compliance requirements, and implementation complexity, while also noting that broker recommendations (77%) and peer business recommendations (76%) would increase adoption likelihood.FierceHealthcareA look at employers' attitudes toward ICHRAsThe Employee Benefit Research Institute and Morgan Health surveyed 984 benefit decision-makers between March and May and found that more than a third of employers are planning or evaluating Individual Coverage Health Reimbursement Arrangements, though only 11% are currently planning implementation. The survey identified lack of awareness, concerns about individual market stability and affordability, and administrative complexity as the largest barriers to wider adoption, with 55% of small employers that do not currently offer coverage unaware that ICHRA was an option. The researchers noted that ICHRAs will likely require a large employer to lead adoption, as employers remain hesitant to be early movers in switching from traditional group health benefits.HR DiveICHRA adoption slowed by ACA exchange costs, instabilityA survey by the Employee Benefit Research Institute and Morgan Health found that while more than one-third of employers are considering Individual Coverage Health Reimbursement Arrangements, only 11% are currently implementing them due to concerns about ACA marketplace costs and instability. Major barriers include worries that individual market premiums and out-of-pocket costs could be too expensive for workers, with over 80% of large and small employers citing affordability concerns. The survey also found that nearly 80% of large companies are worried about limited plan availability or insurer participation in their area if they were to adopt ICHRAs.Healthcare DiveICHRA adoption slowed by ACA exchange costs, instabilityA survey published by the Employee Benefit Research Institute and Morgan Health found that while over one-third of employers are considering Individual Coverage Health Reimbursement Arrangements, only 11% are actively implementing them, indicating slow adoption driven by concerns about ACA marketplace affordability and plan availability. Approximately 85% of large companies and 80% of small employers expressed concern that individual market premiums may be too expensive for workers, and nearly 80% of large companies worry about limited insurer participation in their area. The report noted that 90% of employers would be more likely to adopt ICHRAs if they could guarantee network quality matching traditional group health plans.FierceHealthcareSmall businesses feel the squeeze as healthcare costs rise: Morgan HealthA Morgan Health survey of 1,023 small and mid-sized businesses found 30% of employers with 50 or fewer employees said healthcare costs worsened their situation, versus 22% of larger employers. Most (71%) kept benefits intact, but smaller firms have fewer options. The report highlights a need for transparency and AI tools to help businesses manage costs.ForbesHealth Costs Jumping 18% For Small And Medium-Sized BusinessesHealthcare costs are rising nearly 20% for small and mid-sized employers due to inflation and medical expenses, according to a new analysis by Morgan Health, a business unit of JP Morgan. The report found that 30% of businesses with fewer than 50 employees report health insurance costs are worsening their business situation, compared to 22% of larger small-and mid-sized businesses, with smaller firms less likely to take action to offset costs because they are not required to offer coverage.MedCity NewsDo Healthcare CEOs Agree on Whether VBC and MA Actually Save Money?Healthcare CEOs debated whether value-based care and Medicare Advantage actually save money, with some executives skeptical and others optimistic. Gremminger argued no proof exists that value-based care saves money, while Meucci and Ryu saw potential. The industry remains divided on whether these models reduce costs or shift spending.