Dave Muoio, Mobihealth News

This raise follows a summer round of $225 million for the insurtech startup.

The strategic investment will help Heal expand its services into Chicago, Charlotte, Houston and other new regions.

Members in 27 states and Washington D.C. are eligible to receive the Level2 chronic care model at no additional cost.

Alongside data analytics and employee apps, both offerings focus on facilitating coronavirus testing services among employees.

naviHealth will continue to work with its clients and members as a standalone entity aligned with OptumHealth.

The proposal would fully fund telehealth services and devices for eligible healthcare providers, although some aren't pleased with its exclusion of for-profit hospitals.

Data from an Aetna International survey also suggest that employers and convenient digital tools could play a role in connecting these potential patients to care.

A majority of employers, meanwhile, said they are viewing workforce digital health offerings as a worthwhile investment, according to a new Mercer Marsh Benefits, Mercer and Oliver Wyman report.

The Silicon Valley EHR vendor received "sponsorship" payments from unnamed pharmaceutical companies so that the latter's marketing team could influence the design of CDS features, according to the Department of Justice.

The latest round brings Bright Health's fundraising total to more than $1 billion.