Key Highlights
- NeuroFlow acquires Quartet Health, expanding behavioral health capabilities.
- The deal follows NeuroFlow’s 2024 purchase of Owl Health and partnership with Intermountain Health.
- Quartet’s extensive behavioral health provider network and referral management will integrate with NeuroFlow’s platform.
- Independence Blue Cross among key existing customers continuing under the new partnership.
- Leaders emphasize commitment to accessibility, quality, and affordability in mental health care.
Source: Direct
Notable Quotes
- “We are proud of our collaboration with Quartet and excited to begin this next chapter with NeuroFlow, a fellow Philadelphia-based company, to help us in providing solutions for our network providers and case managers as well as the best care for our members.” – Dr. Richard Snyder, EVP at Independence Blue Cross
- “As we thought about this next step for Quartet and how to increase our reach and impact, it was critically important to find a partner that is aligned with us in terms of mission and committed to driving better quality and affordability for more patients living with mental illness across the U.S. And we really feel like we have found that with NeuroFlow.” – Christina Mainelli, CEO at Quartet Health
- “By bringing Quartet and its customers onto our platform, we will accelerate our goal of making behavioral health care more accessible, personalized, and effective.” – Chris Molaro, CEO at NeuroFlow
Why This Matters
This acquisition marks a significant milestone in integrating behavioral and physical health care, ensuring improved accessibility, quality, and affordability for patients nationwide. By combining Quartet Health’s provider network and referral management capabilities with NeuroFlow’s analytics-driven platform, the collaboration aims to enhance care coordination and expand mental health resources for payers, providers, and patients. This deal reinforces NeuroFlow’s growing influence in the behavioral health industry and aligns with a broader shift toward value-based care models.