Employer Health Benefits Provider Gravie Raises $179 Million in Latest Funding Round
Employer Health Benefits Provider Gravie Raises $179 Million in Latest Funding Round
Gravie, a provider of employer health benefits, has secured a $179 million equity investment led by General Atlantic, a growth equity investor. FirstMark Capital and AXA Venture Partners, Gravie's existing investors, are also participating in the funding round.

With this investment, Gravie plans to accelerate its growth by investing in all areas of the company, including the expansion of its flagship health plan, Comfort®, which provides comprehensive coverage for essential benefits and offers first-dollar coverage with no copays for common healthcare services such as office visits, labs and imaging, prescriptions, and mental health services.

Providing SMEs and SMBs with employer healthcare insurance

Gravie was co-founded by Abir Sen and Marek Ciolko in 2013 (pictured). Abir Sen serves as the Executive Chairman of the company while Marek Ciolko is the CEO. The idea for Gravie came from Abir Sen’s experience in the healthcare industry, where he saw a need for a better way to provide health insurance options for small and medium-sized businesses. Together with Marek Ciolko’s expertise in technology, they set out to create a platform that would simplify the process of selecting and managing health benefits for both employers and employees.

Gravie’s approach is unique in that they work directly with employers to provide personalized health insurance options for their employees. They help employers navigate the complex world of health insurance and offer support to their employees in selecting and enrolling in the plan that best fits their needs.

Gravie’s platform also offers a range of other benefits, including telemedicine, wellness programs, and cost-saving tools. They aim to simplify the process of selecting and managing health benefits, making it easier for both employers and employees to access high-quality healthcare options.

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