Wellth has closed $1.5M in additional capital to their Series A round which was announced May 6, 2020. The additional capital included existing investor AXA Venture Partners, and new investments from Esplanade Ventures and the Portfolia Active Aging and Longevity Fund.

Wellth, a platform designed to improve treatment adherence using behavioral economics, announced that it has closed $10M in Series A funding.

Desert Oasis Healthcare, a member of Heritage Provider Network, and Wellth announced a new collaboration to improve care plan adherence for individuals diagnosed with Type 2 Diabetes.

WellCare Health Plans is partnering with digital health company Wellth to launch a new program to help at-risk Medicaid members better manage their hypertension.

Staten Island Performing Provider System partnered with Wellth to engage their highest-risk Diabetes populations. As a result of the partnership, SI PPS has significantly improved clinical and quality measures, helping it become one of the highest-ranked networks in the DSRIP program.

Wellth conducted a Randomly Controlled Trial in partnership with researchers from the University of Pennsylvania to improve Aspirin adherence following hospitalization for Acute Coronary Syndrome.

AdventHealth DeLand is an acute care hospital that experiences over 8,000 discharges annually. In 2019, DeLand engaged Wellth to help reduce their Medicare Hospital Readmission Reduction Program penalty.

Since June 2018, the Staten Island Performing Provider System (PPS) has partnered with Wellth to offer incentives to Medicaid and uninsured patients considered to be at risk for complications due to uncontrolled Type 2 diabetes.

Wellth partnered with Mount Sinai’s Peak Health Clinic to improve outcomes in their highest-risk Medicaid members who were diagnosed with multiple physical health, behavioral health, and substance use disorder comorbidities.

To date, Pathway Home participants utilizing the Wellth App, have an average medication adherence rate of 85% and initial results show 100% of participants using the app attended an outpatient behavioral health appointment and 93% attended a physical health appointment.

AdventHealth has partnered with New York-based Wellth to use the power of incentives to help keep patients on track and out of the hospital.

Services for the UnderServed (S:US), one of the largest non-profit community-based health and human services providers in New York, announced a partnership with Wellth, to increase medication and treatment plan adherence for individuals living with diabetes and hypertension.

Investors included Boehringer Ingelheim’s Venture Fund, AXA Venture Partners, New York Life Insurance Company and NFP’s Venture Fund. CD-Venture, the Partnership Fund for New York City, Yabeo and former Anthem chairman Leonard Schaeffer also participated.

Trenton Health Team, an innovative community health improvement collaborative serving Trenton, NJ announced a partnership with Wellth to increase medication adherence for Trenton residents living with diabetes.

Coordinated Behavioral Care (CBC), a New York City, member-led, not-for-profit organization has partnered with Wellth to improve medication adherence, blood glucose monitoring, weight monitoring, and other health behaviors among individuals impacted by chronic physical and behavioral health conditions.

Heritage Provider Network, one of the nation's most experienced and effective physician-led value-based care organizations and Crain's Custom Studio, a marketing story-telling division of Crain's New York Business, announced the winners in the 3rd annual Heritage Healthcare Innovation Awards.

The proposed study is a pilot randomized clinical trial (RCT). Participants in the intervention arm will participate in a 90-day adherence promotion program based on the theory of behavioral economics and administered through the Wellth mobile phone application.

Based on promising pilot results, Wellth recently raised a $2 million seed round led by AXA Strategic Ventures. The company has also grown to 10 employees, and they have additional pilots planned for next year.