Reema Health raises $19M in Series B funding. Reema Health, a Minneapolis, MN-based developer of a human powered and tech-enabled solution that engages hard-to-reach members to improve health outcomes, raised $19M in Series B funding. The round was led by LRVHealth and Optum Ventures. The company intends to use the funds to expand its presence with health plans and its portfolio of offerings proven to boost member engagement and lower costs. Led by CEO Justin Ley, Reema Health partners with health plans to reduce total cost of care, drive revenue, and engage with and improve healthcare utilization for hard-to-reach members. With proprietary technology that helps community guides build and maintain meaningful connections, the company generates member engagement, improves member wellbeing, and delivers return on investment. The community guides live in the communities they serve, ensuring direct, in-person engagement with members. The platform helps guide outreach and engage with members who are most in need of support and most likely to create ROI through engagement in preventive services and health plan programs. Its predictive analytics and proprietary algorithms ensure guides focus on high-risk, high-cost members, improving efficiency and maximizing impact. Further, Reema's platform enables precision engagement at scale, increasing caseload capacity while maintaining high-touch support. Over the past year, Reema Health expanded from 4 to 14 markets, and already has plans to launch in three additional states in early 2026. Building on this momentum, the company is also broadening its program portfolio to include maternal health and other offerings for Medicaid Managed Care Organizations (MCOs) and health plans looking to serve their members in need.

Reema Health, a Minneapolis-based company providing tech-enabled member engagement solutions for Medicaid plans, has raised $19 million in Series B funding led by LRVHealth and Optum Ventures. The company combines in-person community guides with data-driven technology to reach hard-to-reach Medicaid members. An analysis by Havarti Risk found that Reema's partnership with a national health plan connected with 32% of previously unengaged members, reducing emergency department visits by 22% and total cost of care by 23%. The health plan achieved a 3.2 times return on investment within 12 months. Over the past year, Reema expanded from four to 14 markets and plans to launch in three additional states in early 2026. The funding will support further expansion and development of new programmes, including maternal health offerings for Medicaid managed care organisations.