The company laid off about 30 people from its staff of approximately 230 employees, according to the Feb. 23 story. The reductions are the first since Vibrent Health launched in 2009.
The job cuts included custom software development, which may have been overstaffed at the company, the news outlet reported.
Vibrent Health has partnered on precision medicine projects with health systems including New York City-based Mount Sinai Health System and Baltimore-based University of Maryland Medical System, as well as the National Institutes of Health.
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