Rocket Doctor Strengthens New York Footprint with Additional In-Network Medicare Advantage Agreement

Executive Summary

• Rocket Doctor AI announced an agreement with a major New York insurer to add approximately 20,000 Medicare Advantage and Dual‑Eligible members to its in‑network roster, effective April 1, 2026.
• The new partnership brings the company’s total in‑network coverage to over 15 million covered lives across U.S. markets.
• This expansion builds on a March 3, 2026 announcement that added roughly 2.4 million members in New York, underscoring accelerating growth in the state’s government‑sponsored and individual health plans.

Key Details

• Agreement Scope: Adds ~20,000 additional members (Medicare Advantage & Dual‑Eligible Medicare Special Needs Plan) in New York under a major insurer.
• Effective Date: April 1, 2026, subject to credentialing and plan eligibility.
• Services Provided: Primary care consultations, chronic disease management, preventive services, and coordinated follow‑up via Rocket Doctor’s digital health platform and marketplace.
• Total In‑Network Reach: Exceeds 15 million covered lives nationwide after this agreement.
• Prior Expansion (Mar 3, 2026): Previously added ~2.4 million members across Medicaid Managed Care, HARP, Medicare Advantage, Dual‑Eligible plans, Managed Long‑Term Care, and individual coverage in New York.
• Strategic Significance: Strengthens Rocket Doctor’s presence in a key growth market; supports scaling of physician‑driven AI‑powered care for high‑need Medicare populations.
• Leadership Quote: “Each new payer partnership strengthens our ability to serve Medicare members with timely, technology‑enabled care…” – Dr. William Cherniak, Co‑Founder & CEO, Rocket Doctor Inc.

Notable Quotes

“New York remains a key growth market for Rocket Doctor,” said Dr. William Cherniak, Co‑Founder and CEO of Rocket Doctor Inc., “Each new payer partnership strengthens our ability to serve Medicare members with timely, technology‑enabled care, and we are focused on expanding in‑network access in a way that meaningfully improves healthcare availability for high‑need populations.”