Ciba Health is participating in the Virtual First Care (V1C) Coalition by DiMe to champion the shift towards virtual-first care models and accelerate the development of digital health solutions, driving value for our organization by enabling us to deliver more efficient, patient-centric, and accessible care. By joining the V1C Coalition, we can collaborate with industry leaders to drive innovation, improve health outcomes, and reduce healthcare costs.

At ISHI Health, our strategic alliance with the V1C Coalition enhances our ability to lead in virtual care by gaining access to critical insights and educational resources, ensuring we remain ahead of industry trends.

This collaboration not only fortifies our operational excellence but also drives the establishment of best practices to deliver high-quality virtual care, while playing a crucial role in advancing the broader virtual and hybrid care ecosystem and delivering value to all stakeholders.

Mercer is a proud member of the V1C Coalition because we believe that “virtual care” is just “care”. Employers must think about how to design their benefits ecosystem to address unique needs in their populations, while optimizing the delivery of care and the solutions they provide. V1C can greatly enhance access, reducing challenges for members, and disparities across member populations.

Our partnership with DiMe and the V1C Coalition helps Dentistry.One grow as a leader in virtual first oral healthcare. The V1C Coalition enables collaborative discussions to promote virtual first care delivery. It helps connect with experts, stay informed about best practices in quality digital medicine, and identify solutions to reveal true medical-dental integration.

NAWHC recognizes the value of being part of the V1C Coalition as employers develop their “click and mortar” strategies to offer onsite, near-site, mobile and virtual care to their employees and dependents. 

With many people working from home or on the road, delivering medical and mental health services to those outside the main location is critical for maintaining a healthy and productive workforce. 

For virtual-first care providers to become part of the standard of care, we must educate policymakers and advocate for virtual-first’s adoption at all levels of government. V1C Coalition members bring services that are clinically-validated, data-driven and human-centered to the populations that need them most, and Omada is excited to be a part of that initiative.

Oshi Health is a founding member and continues to participate in the V1C Coalition because we recognized in 2020 the need to educate policy makers and healthcare purchasers on the value that purposefully- designed V1C models can drive for all stakeholders compared to today’s fragmented and broken fee for service healthcare system. We also value comparing notes with other V1C innovators as we all face similar artificial and antiquated barriers to scaling our impact and can work together to advocate for policy and payment reforms that modernize our healthcare delivery system and enable the shift toward value based care.

We are proud to be a member of the V1C coalition. 

Our hope is to garner promising best practices from across its expansive ecosystem in order to continue developing proactive virtual-first care models to advance maternal health. 

The maternal care health experience, especially the vacuum of care postpartum, is ripe for redesign, and we believe virtual-first care, in partnership with health plans and healthcare systems, can dramatically change outcomes for families and babies.

At Sunrise, we are leveraging the V1C Coalition for business development, fostering partnerships of all kinds. Through this collaboration, we are also gaining insights into the evolving digital healthcare industry.

The V1C Coalition represents a valuable opportunity for Thirty Madison to collaborate with other industry leaders in advancing the infrastructure for virtual care. We are all building for the future of care delivery—one that has evolved at the speed of patient preferences. Medical coding and reimbursement law, the backbone of the healthcare payment ecosystem, must also evolve. 

DiMe has been a critical coalition-builder for companies like Thirty Madison in demonstrating clinical quality and cost-effectiveness across virtual care solutions.

Participating in the V1C Coalition by DiMe provides invaluable networking, access to cutting-edge data, and best practices that significantly enhance Visana Health’s ability to deliver top-tier virtual women’s healthcare. The coalition’s resources and collaborative environment drive our innovation and strengthen our strategic initiatives.

Zest Dermatology is delighted to be a member of the V1C Coalition by DiMe, a move signaling our commitment to quality, evidence-based care delivery solutions for complex healthcare challenges. 

By collaborating with other virtual care providers and allies, we are poised to reach as many psoriasis and eczema patients as possible through our value-based model.

Zivian Health is a proud member of the V1C Coalition because it aligns with our mission of healthcare provider enablement — virtual-first care allows providers to maintain their focus on patients, improve outcomes, and contribute to a more sustainable healthcare system. We are excited to be working alongside this network of innovative organizations.