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Virtual addiction treatment platform for alcohol and opioid use disorder, Ann Arbor MI, raised $118M+. Combines medication-assisted treatment with digital coaching.
Workit Health is an Ann Arbor, Michigan-based virtual addiction treatment company founded in 2015 that provides evidence-based treatment for opioid use disorder (OUD) and alcohol use disorder (AUD) through a telehealth platform. The company has raised over $118 million and operates in multiple US states, delivering medication-assisted treatment (MAT) including buprenorphine prescribing alongside behavioral health coaching and peer support — all accessible from a member's smartphone.\n\nWorkit Health's model addresses the primary barriers to addiction treatment: stigma, geographic access, and cost. By delivering care via telehealth, the platform reaches patients in rural areas and communities where addiction specialists are scarce. The company accepts Medicaid in multiple states, making treatment accessible to lower-income patients who are disproportionately impacted by the opioid crisis. Clinicians on the platform conduct initial assessments by video, prescribe medications electronically, and monitor patient progress through regular virtual check-ins and app-based engagement tools.\n\nThe platform includes a structured digital program with skills-based modules covering triggers, coping strategies, and recovery maintenance, delivered alongside clinical care. Workit Health competes with Bicycle Health, Ophelia, and Boulder Care in the virtual MAT market. The company has expanded to serve employers and health plans as well as direct consumers, positioning it as both a consumer-facing addiction recovery resource and a value-based care solution for payers managing high-cost substance use disorder populations.
Largest prior authorization network in the US connecting 75K+ pharmacies, 750K+ providers, and all payers. Columbus OH; acquired by McKesson; available free to providers and pharmacies;
CoverMyMeds is the largest prior authorization platform in the United States, operating a network that connects more than 750,000 providers, 75,000 pharmacies, and virtually all payers to streamline the authorization process for prescription medications. Founded in 2008 in Columbus, Ohio, and acquired by McKesson Corporation in 2017, CoverMyMeds processes millions of prior authorization requests annually and has become foundational infrastructure for the US pharmacy and specialty medication market. The platform is available at no cost to providers and pharmacies and is funded through health plan and PBM partnerships.\n\nCoverMyMeds' network effect is central to its value: because the platform is used by the vast majority of pharmacies and a very large share of prescribing providers, payers can reach their entire provider and pharmacy network through a single connection. The platform supports real-time benefit checks that show the formulary status and prior authorization requirements for a drug at the point of prescribing, enabling providers to make more informed prescribing decisions before a patient reaches the pharmacy counter. Automated electronic prior authorization (ePA) workflows reduce approval times from days to hours for eligible drug-payer combinations.\n\nAs part of McKesson, CoverMyMeds has expanded its capabilities to include specialty medication access solutions, patient assistance program enrollment, and medication adherence tools. The company's RxCrossroads subsidiary provides hub services for specialty pharmaceutical manufacturers, creating a comprehensive access ecosystem that spans from initial authorization through patient support and adherence management.
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