Equality Health

Co-invested company

The technology platform that makes quality healthcare accessible to underserved populations.

Equality Health is an American company that is transforming the healthcare system for historically marginalized communities. Its technology platform helps independent primary care physicians provide preventive and personalized care to low-income patients, thereby simplifying medical management while significantly improving health outcomes.

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Offices of Equality Health, a portfolio company Fund manager private equity Fund manager General Atlantic

Equality Health key figures

735 000

patients

4 100

doctors

11%

Reduced use of emergency rooms through preventive care

9 000

practice sites

Data as at

16/7/26

*Source: Public data from companies’ websites and social media accounts. For more up-to-date information, we invite our investors to view the report made available on their space.

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About Equality Health

In the United States, the traditional healthcare system often struggles to meet the needs of vulnerable populations, particularly those who rely on the public Medicaid program. Faced with complex administrative procedures and a shortage of local doctors, many patients turn to emergency rooms as a last resort, which compromises the quality of care and causes medical costs to skyrocket for society.

Founded in 2015 in Arizona, Equality Health was created to bridge this healthcare divide. The company deploys a technology platform that helps independent primary care physicians transition from a reactive care model to preventive, value-based medicine. Specifically, its proprietary software centralizes medical records, uses artificial intelligence models to anticipate patients’ health risks, and reduces the administrative burden on practitioners. This allows healthcare professionals to focus on providing personalized care, while taking into account their patients’ cultural or language barriers.

The results of this model are extremely compelling in practice. Last year, the platform’s network of partner physicians saw an 11% decrease in emergency room visits among its patients. Backed by a major strategic investment from the global fund General Atlantic, the company now supports more than 4,100 healthcare professionals and safeguards the health of 735,000 patients across several U.S. states, demonstrating that it is possible to combine technological innovation and social justice on a very large scale.

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