Telehealth company Teladoc on Aug. 5 announced its merger with Livongo, a consumer health company that provides digital health services to patients with chronic conditions and behavioral health needs. The $18.5 billion deal is expected to close during the fourth quarter.
The letter, filed Oct. 15, said that Livongo CEO Zane Burke and President Jennifer Schneider, MD, will leave the company, as well as its CFO, Lee Shapiro, and senior vice president of business development, Steve Schwartz.
The filing suggests Livongo Executive Chair Glen Tullman will keep his seat on the combined company’s board of directors.
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