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Leap joins the Alight Partner Network
Leap has been named an official partner in the Alight Partner Network, expanding access to transparent infusion benefit solutions for self-funded employers through one of the nation's leading benefits administration platforms.
Through this partnership, Alight clients can now access Leap's end-to-end infusion care coordination, including transparent drug pricing with no markups directly through their existing Alight relationship. The result: lower total cost of care for employers and more timely, convenient, coordinated infusion care for employees with serious or chronic conditions.
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