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Norwalk health payments innovator files for $100M IPO
Alexander Soule
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The headquarters office of Remedy Partners at 800 Connecticut Ave. in Norwalk, Conn.Alexander Soule / Hearst Connecticut Media
Nearly a decade after its launch and expansion under Obamacare, an innovative insurance company with its roots in Norwalk is going public.
Texas-based Signify Health has plans to raise $100 million selling shares to trade on the New York Stock Exchange.
In 2019, Signify Health spent $405 million to acquire Remedy Partners, which was created eight years earlier in Norwalk by Oxford Health Plans founder Steve Wiggins. His idea was to develop a new system for health insurance, with premiums and payments pegged to “episodes of care” covering the span of a patient’s treatment and recovery from an ailment.
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