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Leap partners with Angle Health to simplify and transform infusion care

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Leap has partnered with Angle Health to make infusion care simpler, more transparent, and less disruptive for employers and the employees who rely on infusion therapy.

Infusion is one of the fastest-growing cost categories in employer healthcare. Too often, the experience is opaque: unclear pricing, multiple vendors, and treatment that requires time away from work and home. This partnership brings a more connected experience, combining Angle’s benefits platform with Leap’s infusion expertise and coordination, so members can get to the right setting of care and employers have clearer visibility into what they’re paying for.

“We’re able to proactively guide members to the right treatment setting, deliver a dramatically better care experience, and reduce costs for employers — all within a unified, easy-to-navigate benefits experience rather than a patchwork of disconnected vendors.” – Rob LaHayne, Co-Founder, Leap Health. 

A big part of the opportunity is site of care. Many infusions still happen in hospitals or infusion centers, even when home infusion may be clinically appropriate. When care is delivered closer to home and with the right clinical support, it  reduces disruption for members and helps employers manage cost more effectively.

Read the full announcement here:

What this partnership means 

  • A more seamless experience: benefits and specialty infusion support that feels connected, not stitched together.
  • More cost transparency: Leap’s pass-through approach helps eliminate hidden markups and gives employers clearer visibility.
  • Support finding the right setting of care: including at-home infusion when clinically appropriate, to reduce disruption and avoid unnecessary high-cost settings.
  • Better coordination for members: fewer handoffs, less confusion, and a smoother path from benefits to care delivery.

“Partnering with Leap Health extends that mission into infusion care delivery. When people understand their options and are supported every step of the way, everyone wins.” – Ty Wang, Co-Founder & CEO, Angle Health

If you are a self-funded employer or broker and infusion spend is on your radar, contact Leap to see how we can help.

This post summarizes an announcement originally distributed via Business Wire. Read the full release here.  

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