What You Should Know:
– Pluto Health, an AI-powered care delivery platform, announced nationwide partnerships with leading insurers including Medicare, Medicaid, UnitedHealthcare, Aetna, Blue Cross Blue Shield, Ambetter, and Cigna in select states.
– These agreements expand access to Pluto’s personalized, preventive care model—removing financial barriers for patients and streamlining operations for insurers.
New Payor Agreements Drive Affordable, Preventive Care
Pluto Health, a Duke University spin-out, unifies health records, labs, diagnostics, and social data to close care gaps and streamline care delivery. Its AI-enabled platform empowers patients with preventive screenings, at-home testing, and clinical research connections, while helping organizations reduce administrative burden and deliver more connected care. Since launch, Pluto has partnered with several Fortune 100 companies and tracked over 15 million health encounters
Nearly half of U.S. adults report difficulty affording healthcare, and more than one-third delay needed care, often leading to worsening conditions and costly comorbidities. By working with these payors, Pluto helps patients reduce out-of-pocket costs while increasing access to screenings, vaccines, wellness visits, and chronic care management.
“For those with unmet health needs, especially patients managing chronic conditions or limited access to consistent care, tools like Pluto are essential for maintaining preventive health,” said Joy Bhosai, MD, MPH, Founder and CEO of Pluto Health. “We go beyond surface-level insights to deliver personalized action plans that empower patients to make the best health decisions. These partnerships enable us to reach more people with the care they need—without financial barriers standing in the way.”
Closing Care Gaps With AI-Enabled Action Plans
Pluto Health integrates fragmented health data—from clinical, pharmacy, and social determinants—to identify missed vaccines, overdue labs, unfilled prescriptions, and other care gaps. Its AI models generate personalized care roadmaps, which insurers can use to improve member outcomes and reduce unnecessary costs.
Through these partnerships:
- Patients benefit from little-to-no-cost preventive and chronic care services, streamlined care coordination, and fewer duplicative tests.
- Insurers gain operational efficiencies with automated care gap alerts, scalable patient outreach, and real-time tracking of outcomes.
These agreements follow Pluto’s recent launch of its C.A.R.E. On Deck service, which further bridges clinical care and research.
