The firm successfully began trading in mid-June. LifeStance Health IPO – Outpatient Behavioral HealthĪlso going for the IPO route, LifeStance operates outpatient mental health facilities and employs about 3,300 mental health clinicians. The firm sold 10,000 pre-IPO shares to those physicians, which gives itself a compelling foothold on those physicians.
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Most interesting – Doximity is reserving a portion of its shares for physicians on its platform – similarly to Uber drivers or AirBnB hosts.
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About Doximity: It’s essentially the Facebook of physicians, APPs, and graduating medical school students with a few bells and whistles attached – including free telehealth and scheduling tools for its members.Its stock skyrocketed in its trading debut as a result, the firm had a successful IPO.
Social: Doximity went public the traditional way, via IPO at the end of June along with Bright Health.
Aveanna, an in-home care firm, is also planning a $100 million IPO in the coming months.Physician enablement company Privia Health is planning a $100 million public offering.The firm also recently acquired Zipnosis, a telehealth provider, to bolster its offering prior to going public.Here’s a very thorough deep dive into key points in Bright’s S-1 from Kevin O’leary.Here’s a link to Bright’s S-1 to read for yourself.Personally, Bright’s business model is compelling and this is a company I’ll be following closely. I’ll be very curious to see how the public market perceives differences between Bright and other recent entrants. Thoughts: Compared to other recent managed care entrants into the public markets (Clover, Oscar, Alignment, Agilon, etc.) Bright seems to have its strategy together and is building its product well from the ground up in markets.Tech Stack: Of course, Bright has its own health tech platform to build on – called NeueHealth, the segment provides a platform for primary care physicians to transition to value-based contracts.with the goal of delivering higher quality care to its participants. Alignment: Compared to a Clover or maybe even an Oscar, Bright is focused on vertical alignment in the markets it serves – identifying quality providers, acquiring providers in markets, etc.Structure-wise, think of Bright Health as a mini UnitedHealthcare (yes, a $20 billion company is considered mini to UHG) in the sense that Bright separates its provider platform (AKA, Optum) from its insurance business. Later at the end of June, Bright raised just under $1 billion in its IPO with a market cap at about $10 billion.Ībout Bright: The insurance platform serves just over 600,000 members across 14 states mostly in the individual insurance market, but more recently started to dabble in Medicare Advantage.
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Managed care player Bright Health filed its S-1 in April, chock full of interesting information and commentary related to their business. The 19 Biggest Healthcare Stories from Q2 2021 Bright Health’s $10 Billion IPO
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