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U.S. healthcare benefits spending by Employer-Sponsored Health Plans (ESHPs) is increasing at twice the rate of inflation! This is unsustainable for these organizations. Additionally, self-funded benefits programs are often not aligned with business goals due to misaligned incentives and the presence of third-party middlemen with entrenched self-interests.
Our Mission
Empower employers and innovators to transform healthcare by aligning business performance with employee well-being. We invest in and support companies that deliver measurable impact — reducing costs, improving outcomes, and driving sustainable value across the self-funded ecosystem.
Experienced Operators, Not Just Investors
Backed by a community of enterprise partners, investors, and changemakers, Nateev Health combines voracious learners and pragmatists who believe the fastest path to a healthier future is through intimate collaboration with partners.
Our network of HR and benefits executives serves as a critical sounding board for our portfolio companies. They have held strategy, technology, and clinical leadership positions at leading managed care and health systems.
Employer-sponsored health plans operate within the broader U.S. healthcare ecosystem, so we believe it is essential to have a 360-degree view of innovations and vendors.
Steve Linowes
NATEEV HEALTH FOUNDER AND MANAGING PARTNER
Steve is a seasoned operator in both tech and healthcare, having launched billion-dollar markets, impacted hundreds of millions of people globally, and holding several patents. He began his healthcare journey as Chief Commercialization Officer at LogistiCare Solutions, helping scale the company from $720 million to $1.4 billion in four years. While also part of the team overseeing employee health benefits, he gained firsthand experience with self-funded plans. A serial entrepreneur, he has founded or helped launch four VC-backed startups, having raised tens of millions of dollars, generating more than 10x of enterprise value.
Steve is also a civic leader, having founded two nonprofits, including TechBridge (Georgia’s largest tech nonprofit), and serves on the executive board of the Task Force for Global Health. He volunteers with incubators such as Israel’s 8200 Health and Carnegie Mellon’s Entrepreneurship Center.
