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Henry Ford Health partners with Nomi Health to expand access to more affordable care. Henry Ford Health in Detroit is partnering with Nomi Health, a Utah-based provider of employer self-insured health coverage, to eliminate out-of-pocket health care costs for consumers while lowering costs for businesses. Under the partnership, Michigan employers self-insured via Nomi Health gain access to Henry Ford Health's comprehensive network of more than 550 care sites powered by more than 50,000 team members and more than 4,500 clinicians in Henry Ford Health's Mosaic Clinically Integrated Network (CIN), delivering primary, specialty, and complex care with $0 deductibles, $0 copays, and no surprise bills for employees and their families. The partnership comes as Michigan employers face mounting cost pressures. Some insurers in the state reportedly have filed double-digit premium increases for 2026, in line with what experts predict will be the steepest nationwide employer health benefits cost jump in 15 years. At the same time, nearly 40 percent of Americans report delaying care because of price. The partnership helps remove financial barriers for families, stabilizes employer spend, and pays providers quickly and in full, according to Nomi Health. "Partnering with Henry Ford Health represents a major step toward a more affordable, accessible health care ecosystem for Michigan families," says Mark Newman, co-founder and CEO of Nomi Health. "Combining our direct-to-employer model with Henry Ford's longstanding high-value approach to care delivery creates a solution that removes financial barriers and keeps dollars in the community." Under the agreement, participating employees gain streamlined access to Henry Ford Health's full spectrum of services, including: * Primary and preventive care * Specialty services * Complex medical procedures * Virtual and home health services Michigan has been an early mover in the direct contracting model, setting the stage for employers to rethink how they purchase care, according to Nomi Health. Henry Ford Health's relationship with Nomi Health makes direct contracts broadly available to self-insured employers with $0 member out-of-pocket. It delivers fast, full payment to providers, eliminating collection risks and enabling more efficient, lower-cost digital payments. "Our commitment to improving affordability and access to high-quality health care has never been stronger, and this partnership helps us deliver on that mission," says Robin Damschroder, CFO and president of the value-based enterprise at Henry Ford Health. "We are proud to join forces with Nomi Health, who is equally committed to expanding access to high-quality, affordable care for employers and families across Michigan." The partnership also is said to underscore Nomi Health's momentum as it expands its direct contracting model across major regional health systems nationwide and within Michigan. Michigan employers interested in learning more about the Nomi Health-Henry Ford Health partnership can visit nomihealth.com.

Nomi Health announced that they're joining forces with Hillcrest Healthcare System in Tulsa, Oklahoma, which will enable local employers to offer their teams comprehensive healthcare that's designed to cut down on costs and get rid of pesky out-of-pocket expenses.