Intermountain partners with venture capital firm General Catalyst to ‘turbocharge’ value-based care

Salt Lake City-based Intermountain Healthcare partnered with venture capitalist firm General Catalyst to accelerate innovation across its health system, according to a May 9 announcement. 

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Three things to know:

  1. Through the partnership, Intermountain will have access to General Catalyst’s portfolio of health tech startups including Transcarent, Olive, Sprinter Health, Commure and Cadence, among others. General Catalyst has helped support the growth of businesses such as Airbnb, Hubspot, Lemonade, Livongo, Oscar, Stripe and Warby Parker. 
  2. These startups, alongside opportunities identified within the Intermountain system, will work to accelerate the shift to value-based care through digital and other solutions offered by companies in the VC firm’s network of health tech startups.
  3. The aim of the collaboration is to expand value-based care, reduce total costs of care, provide better patient experiences and achieve health equity objectives. 

“This collaboration between Intermountain and General Catalyst can help turbocharge the movement towards population health and value-based care by connecting us with a network of innovators outside the traditional healthcare space,” said Intermountain Healthcare President and CEO Marc Harrison, MD.

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