Reveleer Acquires Novillus to Enhance AI-Powered Healthcare Solutions

Apr 22, 2025
Reveleer has announced the acquisition of Novillus to expand its AI-powered clinical intelligence and quality solutions, enhancing provider engagement and care gap management.
Reveleer Acquires Novillus to Enhance AI-Powered Healthcare Solutions

Reveleer has announced the acquisition of Novillus to expand its AI-powered clinical intelligence and quality solutions, announced in a press release. This acquisition aims to strengthen Reveleer's capabilities in provider engagement, care gap management, and compliance solutions, ultimately improving health outcomes and financial performance.

The acquisition will allow Reveleer to enhance its platform's ability to deliver AI-powered quality and clinical intelligence solutions. Novillus' technology will support Reveleer's strategy of aligning payers and providers to improve health outcomes through faster care gap closure and enhanced regulatory compliance. The integration of Novillus' technologies will also extend Reveleer's capabilities in AI automation, real-time roster management, and advanced provider engagement workflows.

The combined company will serve 72 million covered lives and collaborate with 86 leading healthcare organizations across the U.S., further establishing Reveleer as a key player in the value-based care sector. This acquisition is expected to deliver immediate value to both Reveleer and Novillus customers by providing expanded patient improvement capabilities and a broader suite of value-based care solutions.

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