Rocket Doctor AI adds U.S. insurer partners

Executive Summary

• Rocket Doctor Inc. has expanded its U.S. coverage by becoming in-network with two leading national health care payers, adding approximately 6.5 million additional insured members to its network.
• The new agreements bring Rocket Doctor's total in-network reach to over 13 million members across California and New York State, building on a previous announcement from October 8 covering over 7 million members.
• The partnerships cover commercially insured, Medicare Advantage, and Veteran Affairs members, marking the company's first step into providing equitable access to care for veterans across multiple states.

Key Details

• New Member Reach: The new agreements add approximately 6.5 million members to Rocket Doctor's network.
  • California: Approximately 2.7 million members under one major insurer (combining insured and self-financed members).
  • New York: Approximately 3.8 million members under two major insurers (across Medicare Advantage and other plan types).
• Total Network Size: Rocket Doctor's total in-network reach is now over 13 million covered lives nationwide.
• Payer Types: The partnerships include members who are commercially insured, on Medicare Advantage, and Veteran Affairs.
• Service Scope: The agreements cover primary care, urgent care, chronic disease management, and mental health services.
• Strategic Milestone: This marks the first step into providing equitable access to care to veterans across multiple states.
• Prior Context: This follows an October 8 announcement detailing new payer contracts covering more than seven million members across California and New York.

Notable Quotes

• "This marks a major milestone in our U.S. expansion," said Dr. William Cherniak, chief executive officer of Rocket Doctor Inc. "By joining networks that collectively cover millions of members across California and New York, we're making high-quality, affordable health care accessible to more patients than ever, from large urban areas to rural and underserved regions. Further, expanding our network to include veterans is a meaningful addition to our ability to support accessible care. This partnership reflects our ongoing commitment to reducing barriers to care through innovation and technology."