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The World’s Top HealthTech Companies 2025 ranking recognizes organizations driving meaningful transformation in healthcare through innovation, impact, and measurable results. Companies were evaluated using three primary data sources: Financial Performance Metrics, Reputation Analysis, and Online Engagement. Out of thousands of HealthTech companies reviewed, the top 400 were recognized for their outstanding performance across these critical areas.

Unite Us powers the nation’s largest outcomes-driven network of health and human services organizations delivering care to improve whole-person health and economic self-sufficiency. The company’s connected digital infrastructure consolidates critical capabilities within a single, interoperable ecosystem, including predictive analytics to identify needs before crises occur, a closed-loop referral system that accelerates coordinated care, and integrated payment workflows that expedite reimbursement for service providers. By aligning healthcare, government, and community partners on a unified data-driven platform, Unite Us streamlines collaboration, enables real-time performance measurement, and supports reinvestment in preventive solutions.

“The TIME recognition underscores how innovative technology can create measurable impact in the systems that serve people,” said Taylor Justice, CEO and Co-Founder of Unite Us. “Our technology equips communities to identify needs early, close care gaps faster, and track outcomes that translate into measurable ROI for health systems, governments, and service providers alike.”

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NEW YORK, August 6, 2025 — Deloitte and Unite Us have come together to create a strategic collaboration designed to revamp how communities support their most vulnerable constituents. By blending Deloitte’s powerful data analytics and program insights with Unite Us’ expansive real-time coordinated network of health and community organizations, the collaboration aims to proactively identify needs, seamlessly connect individuals to the right resources, and improve mission outcomes. This is especially important in light of new Medicaid community engagement requirements.

“This innovative collaboration with Unite Us has the potential to redefine care coordination, empower greater self-sufficiency, and strengthen community engagement,” said Lindsay Hough, Deloitte’s state, local and higher education sector leader. “Together, Deloitte and Unite Us can help more people get the support they need when and where they need it. By combining our two organizations’ strengths, we’re making it easier for communities to coordinate that last mile of care that connects people with the service providers they need to deliver real results that create a lasting, positive change.”

By joining forces, Deloitte and Unite Us are creating a powerful collaboration that combines innovative technology with a vast network of community providers. It brings together Deloitte’s innovative solutions, like PeoplePrismTM and GovConnectTM Community Resource Engine, with Unite Us’ extensive outcome-focused provider network and predictive, cross-sector coordination technology.

Whether helping families find stable housing, making it easier for veterans to access support, or streamlining care for those facing a mental health or substance use crisis, state and local agencies, healthcare organizations, and community organizations will be able to quickly identify gaps, connect people to the right services, and monitor progress in real time.

Deloitte’s solutions leverage hyper-local data to personalize referrals, connect residents to the right services, and track outcomes to inform smarter resource allocation. These precise capabilities are complemented by Unite Us’ Community Resource Data Infrastructure, which uses advanced technology to validate and update service information, and its predictive analytics solutions that anticipate needs and analyze trends so organizations can proactively allocate resources and support self-sufficiency. Together, these technologies empower governments and communities to make better decisions, respond proactively, and improve the well-being of those in need.

“Unite Us is redefining how healthcare, government, and community partners work together, moving beyond referrals to deliver measurable outcomes, proven ROI, and real pathways to self-sufficiency,” said Taylor Justice, Unite Us co-founder and president. “By teaming with Deloitte, we’re helping government leaders see what’s working, fix what’s not, and connect their communities proactively to life-changing services faster than ever. Together, we’re equipping decision-makers with the tools and insights to streamline fragmented systems and build a connected infrastructure where every person gets the help they need, when they need it most.”

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NEW YORK – July 28, 2025 – With the recent passage of H.R. 1, the “One Big Beautiful Bill Act,” states are preparing to operate in new ways, with an eye on leveraging technology to advance access, coordination, and new partnerships to improve how they deliver better care for their populations. 

A substantial, but time-sensitive, opportunity for states is the Rural Health Transformation Program (RHTP). This $50 billion fund is designed to support rural healthcare delivery, specifically innovating more efficient and resilient systems. Applications are due by the end of 2025.

As states adapt to the new healthcare landscape, the need for proven, data-driven models is paramount.

States like Nebraska, Virginia, and North Carolina offer blueprints for success. These states have built a robust, statewide infrastructure, powered by Unite Us, that supports rural communities, enhances access to care, and proves resilient even in the face of natural disasters. This infrastructure has helped tens of thousands across mostly rural regions of the state.

In North Carolina alone, the state’s ability to coordinate both health and human services in real-time, track outcomes, and manage reimbursements through a single infrastructure has yielded remarkable, and validated, results: A peer-reviewed study of this coordinated care model shows the state saves an estimated $1,020 per patient per year ($85 PMPM) by addressing barriers and needs like food and housing security.

The platform has also enabled an exceptionally low claims denial rate under 2%, far below the healthcare industry average of 15-18%, ensuring community-based organizations are reimbursed for their vital services.

“States are entering a new era of healthcare, with a clear mandate to innovate, increase efficiency, and drive results,” said Taylor Justice, Co-founder and President of Unite Us. “The Rural Health Transformation Program is a critical resource, and that funding must be deployed with proven strategies to have a lasting impact. Our work in states across the country demonstrates that investing in coordinated care infrastructure is the most effective way to improve health outcomes and generate sustainable savings. We are ready to help states build their plans to ensure this crucial funding is put to its best possible use.”

The RHTP is the fastest-moving component of the bill’s healthcare provisions. Technological solutions like the Unite Us platform provide states with a turnkey approach to rapidly assemble applications that meet federal requirements, drive efficiency, and deliver meaningful support to underserved rural communities. 

Unite Us offers state and local governments the digital infrastructure needed to comply with new federal mandates and assist at-risk populations through verification assistance for eligibility redetermination, closed-loop referrals to both existing health and employment community resources, integrated reporting and analytics, and streamlined payments management. 

All non-profit community-based organizations can use Unite Us’ platform free of charge. Contact us to learn more: uniteus.com/contact/.

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