Inc. 5000 Honors Competitive Health.
Now in its 37th year, the Inc. 5000 recognizes the fastest growing privately held companies in the United States. A first timer on the Inc. 5000 list, Competitive Health placed 366th in the Heath Industry thanks to the 61% growth rate achieved over the past three years.
Our solutions aggregate on one platform, participating providers, chronic care management, telemedicine, prescription savings, and patient advocacy. By maximizing ROI for employers, associations and health plans and increasing utilization and savings for employees and members, Competitive Health delivers custom member engagement solutions like no other company in the marketplace.
”As the cost of healthcare keeps rising, people are looking for new ways to afford the care they can’t do without; being named to this list and recognized as one of the fastest growing companies in the country validates that the work we’re doing to help people find the best savings on healthcare is resonating with the market.
Kim DarlingCEO & Founder
A cornerstone product, WellCard Savings is a healthcare and lifestyle savings mall. Uniquely providing “open access” to a universe of healthcare savings, telemedicine, medical bill negotiation, discounts on prescription drugs, dental, vision care, hearing specialists, prepaid lab tests, prepaid imaging tests, patient advocacy services and more.
Over the past year, Competitive Health has announced partnerships with VSP Vision Care, MDsave and GlobalFit to expand its offerings and savings to over 4 million registered members.
About Competitive Health
Competitive Health, Inc. is the preeminent supplier of healthcare network access. The firm’s direct agreements with the nation’s leading telehealth companies, retail clinics, and PPO networks, position Competitive Health to provide unlimited access and unprecedented savings to clients and members. CHI is a full-service healthcare marketplace featuring a suite of virtual, concierge, and ancillary product solutions.
Competitive Health has saved hundreds of millions of dollars for insurance carriers, third-party administrators, affinity groups and exchanges since 1996.
