Multiple Competitors

Change Healthcare is now a part of Optum. To stay up-to-date with news please connect with us at Optum.com. At both Optum and Change Healthcare, our teams strive to help people live healthier lives and help the health system work better for everyone.

R1 is the leader in healthcare revenue management, helping providers achieve new levels of performance through smart orchestration. A pioneer in the industry, R1 created the first Healthcare Revenue Operating System: a modular, intelligent platform that integrates automation, AI, and human expertise to strengthen the entire revenue cycle. With more than 20 years of experience, R1 partners with 1,000 providers, including 95 of the top 100 U.S. health systems, and handles over 270 million payer transactions annually. This scale provides unmatched operational insight to help healthcare organizations unlock greater long-term value. To learn more, visit: https://www.r1rcm.com.

Collective Health is the leading independent third party administrator (TPA) that brings together plan administration, cost management, and taking great care of your people—all in one place. Conventional wisdom in health benefits says you must choose: better or safe. Collective Health allows you to have both. For self-funded employers, Collective Health provides a unified foundation with Collective TPA™, My Collective®, Care Navigation, Collective Compass®, and Partner Collective®—combining technology, clinical expertise, and a flexible partner ecosystem to simplify administration, improve decision-making, and guide members through their healthcare journeys. Founded in 2013, Collective Health serves more than 800,000 members from organizations including Red Bull, The Wonderful Company, Boot Barn, Live Nation, Driscoll’s, Uber, and Zoom. The company is headquartered in San Francisco, California, with additional locations in Plano, Texas, and Lehi, Utah. *We value respectful and constructive conversation. Comments that are offensive, inappropriate, or unrelated to the discussion may be removed.*