Jupiter is building a better approach to healthcare for 170 million working age Americans.
We all know that healthcare is broken. There are too many cumbersome intermediaries that create complexity between consumers and the care they need, and impede the flow of information.
Outside of insurance plans, healthcare services are more transparent than ever — you can shop for different services, ranging from GLP-1s to 100+ biomarker panels, and compare service levels, price, and quality in detail.
But for services covered by insurance, consumers have to put in a lot of work to figure these things out, and frequently are left with less information than they would have when buying even the simplest of items on Amazon.
Jupiter is building the first open, easy-to-use search product that helps consumers make smarter healthcare decisions, and that enables employers and health plans to make an enriched experience available to their members at scale.
We take advantage of dramatic recent improvements in data availability, critical APIs and data exchange capabilities, regulatory changes, and deep expertise in health plans and health economics.
This is critical work because healthcare prices have risen rapidly for years and are rising at record speed into 2026. Plans are increasingly putting members on the hook for ever-larger portions of their spend, giving members a direct incentive to shop around.
This is an opportunity to directly impact $1.5 trillion of healthcare spend, with potential to achieve massive scale and drive an historic change in our healthcare system to make it more efficient, responsive, and consumer-friendly.
We have top-tier capital aligned behind us and a highly-credentialed business and operations founding team.
Consumers today are limited to either non-performant search tools from their insurers, incomplete tools like ZocDoc, or calling providers to gather information manually. Jupiter’s tool will combine proprietary datasets and price transparency data from hospitals and insurers to give users access to any physician who can solve their problem, be it through insurance or cash, in-person or virtual. Prices today vary widely among providers, with no correlation to quality, and cash rates are frequently better than payer-negotiated rates. So increasing the amount of information easily available to consumers can help lead to dramatic improvements in savings and quality.
We have built a proprietary dataset of over 12 million direct pay rates across 40,000 providers, covering all types of sites of care in the US, from hospitals, surgery centers, imaging, diagnostics, specialists, primary care, urgent care, virtual care, physical therapy, dental, and vision, which we believe can become the primary network that individuals can use to access care in the US.