I recently hard that H100 has so far signed up no payers besides Aetna. They must be burning through millions annually of Health 100.
Anyone see a path where Health 100 succeeds financially for the company?
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@4qw im guessing almost nobody based on the reviews. u know it is bad when the press releases stop. that's what happens when you trust tilak and he turns everything into a bunch of h1b projects. leadership clueless even after seeing what he did to disney. super app, health 100. all fronts for profits to go to offshore companies by hiring bodyshops without them to ever actually give anything back to cvs. pretty sweet gig, but wow cvs leders need their heads and eyes checked
Curious what percentage of employees actually downloaded it??
No I don’t want to be your test case!
No thank you. Don’t trust Aetna or cvs. They have enough info
Didn't TM come from Disney? Yea bro im not trusting my info to a guy whose last role was enhancing an expensive amusement park with dated rides and Shccty food.
Any payer could build exactly this, nothing novel and it would be strategically perplexing for competitor payers to pay us for this when they could build themselves while not giving up their alpha.
Actual Value of Health 100 is more of an accounting trick… decouple of the internal tech costs from the actual business units, so they can pass thru and charge more “transparently.”
To stay compliant and keep this ok by regulators… gotta be trying to make it for everyone and not just yourself. Paper “stand alone” companies that are just serving other internal companies don’t stand muster as legit and Feds would have issue. If trying to be open market and trying to get more… more likely to survive while delivering the real value I described
Another NO vote. Don’t trust these clowns. This is what we waste healthcare dollars on? Approve my doctor recommended procedure to improve my quality of life instead of instead.
I'm not going to use it
Doesn't surprise me - it's junk