We turn “it’s complicated” into comprehensive care solutions.

Our patient-centric programs provide a whole-person approach and an end-to-end infrastructure that closes and monitors gaps in care for those most vulnerable populations in need of specific care. Our data-driven care orchestration aims to improve performance measures and outcomes while lowering the overall cost of care.

Closing Gaps in Care

We meet patients where they are, ensuring seamless care, improving satisfaction, and decreasing patient wait times. Our Gaps in Care program simplifies multi-vendor challenges for healthcare payers while focusing on care delivery and oversight monitoring of gaps in care performance.
Multi-channel engagement strategy
On-the-spot telehealth visits
Data-driven, provider-led approach
Enhances quality measures like HEDIS® or Star Rating
Instant access to over 900K providers nationwide
Real-time EHR-based insights for gap closure performance

Set your population up for a successful recovery

Through our substance use disorder program, Success Care, we collaborate and integrate with like-minded change-makers to provide hyper-local, streamlined, and patient-centered solutions.
1-1 Peer Support
Clinical Services (Medication assisted treatment, counseling, therapy, pharmacy, preventative and diagnostic testing)
Social Services Support & Navigation (community education, local resource navigation including digital and health literacy, SDoH).
Population Analytics and Insights
Integrated data warehouse and analytics
Interested in our patient-facing program?

Care Delivery Infrastructure

We believe everyone should have easy access to quality care. We meet patients where they are, both figuratively on their healthcare journey and literally in their neighborhood or at home, to support them every step of the way. We provide both clinical and social care and deliver these services through a multimodal approach, so no one falls through the cracks. This includes:
Success Care In-Person Clinics
Virtual Care
On-Site partnerships with existing provider community
Mobile Care Units

Life-Saving Care

We’re simplifying Naloxone access - an opioid-overdose reversal medication. Our non-stigmatizing online ordering platform bypasses traditional pharmacy hurdles, ensuring the nationwide availability of this essential medication.
Easy Access
Life-Saving Medication
Available Nationwide
Interested in ordering Naloxone?

Success Care Advisory Board

Dr. Ali Khan

Dean of the College of Public Health
Dr. Ali Khan is the Dean of the College of Public Health at the University of Nebraska Medical Center and former Assistant Surgeon General and Director of the Office of Public Health Preparedness and Response at Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. He is a tenured Professor in the Department of Epidemiology and has an extensive background focused on emerging infectious diseases and global health security.
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Solome Tibebu

Founder and CEO of Behavioral Health Tech
Solome Tibebu is the founder and CEO of Behavioral Health Tech, the largest community dedicated to advancing access to mental health and substance use services through technology, health equity and innovation. Previously, Tibebu was founding director of The Upswing Fund for Adolescent Mental Health. Through The Upswing Fund, Tibebu and her team funded over 100 community-based organizations and nonprofits nationwide focused on supporting the mental health of LGBTQ+ teens and adolescents of color.
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Andrey Ostrovsky, MD

Managing Partner at Social Innovation Ventures
The former chief medical officer of the U.S. Medicaid program, Dr. Ostrovsky is now the managing partner at Social Innovation Ventures, where he invests in and advises companies and nonprofits dedicated to eliminating health disparities. Dr. Ostrovsky currently teaches faculty and is an attending physician at Children's National Medical Center and has been outspoken about the death of his uncle, who died of a drug overdose at 45.
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Rich Bagger

Partner and Executive Director of Christie 55 Solutions
Rich Bagger is a Partner and Executive Director of Christie 55 Solutions, a New Jersey based consulting firm. Previously, Bagger worked in the health sector for over 25 years and in public service as Chief of Staff for New Jersey Governor Chris Christie, a member of the New Jersey General Assembly, a New Jersey State Senator, and Mayor of Westfield, New Jersey.
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Kevin Lynch

Founder and CEO of TheQuell Foundation
Kevin Lynch is the founder and CEO of The Quell Foundation, which aims to reduce the number of suicides, drug overdoses and incarceration of people living with a mental illness. As his twelve-year career in the elite United States Naval Submarine Force ended, Kevin moved into the healthcare industry to continue his commitment of caring and fighting for others. The Quell Foundation’s scholarship program has increased from 16 scholarships in 2016 to over 1,800 scholarships today, distributing over $3.2 million in awards to students attending over 480 different colleges and universities in all fifty states.
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We work with local and state governments, payers, organizations, and their partners to provide comprehensive solutions that support community wellbeing. Other solutions are disjointed, leaving gaps in care where people need it most. Our programs aim to fill those gaps, integrate existing solutions, and foster healthy communities, catering to even the most complicated care needs.

Here for You and Your Communities


Nomi Health is creating a cohesive approach for payers, at-risk hospitals, and employers across our complex care populations. For those populations that are often underserved and overlooked, we use a patient-centered approach to bring quality care to communities. Our services and solutions offered are fundamentally changing the way care is delivered, purchased, and paid for. Nomi's trusted operational experience during the Covid-19 response combined with our direct healthcare infrastructure is bringing patients and their care teams closer together.