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Turquoise Health funding, valuation and investors

Healthcare price transparency data and contract intelligence SaaS for payers and health systems.

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Funding, valuation & investors

Answer-first snapshot

Latest funding

Series C

$40M · March 2026

Latest known valuation

Not publicly disclosed

Total disclosed equity funding

$65M

Excludes debt, grants, acquisitions, secondaries, and IPO proceeds.

Current status

private

series b · San Diego, California

Investors in latest funding

Lead: Oak HC/FT

Other: Andreessen Horowitz

Sources: latest funding Last verified: 2026-07-25

Overview

Turquoise Health aggregates hospital and payer negotiated-rate data from CMS-mandated machine-readable files (MRFs) and layers contract management and AI search on top. Payers use it for network benchmarking, repricing, and negotiation prep; hospitals and health systems use it to compare contract language, model reimbursement scenarios, and track payer policy changes. Products include Clear Contracts for direct contracting and AskTQ for plain-English Q&A across pricing and contract repositories. Founded in San Diego, the company has raised from Andreessen Horowitz, Bessemer Venture Partners, BoxGroup, Tiger Global, and Oak HC/FT across seed through Series C.

Why Turquoise Health is interesting

CMS machine-readable file mandates created a data moat; Turquoise turned public rate files into a contracting OS that payers and hospitals use to benchmark and negotiate — rare B2B wedge in price transparency.

Product & use cases

Turquoise Health ingests CMS price-transparency MRFs and payer policy data into a searchable platform for benchmarking negotiated rates, managing provider contracts, and running scenario models before negotiations. AI tooling (AskTQ, contract tagging) turns static PDF agreements into actionable intelligence for revenue-cycle and contracting teams.

  • Payer teams benchmark network rates against market norms before renewal negotiations
  • Hospital revenue-cycle teams compare contract language and flag outlier reimbursement terms
  • Employer benefits consultants reprice claims data against competitor payer networks
  • Direct contracting between providers and purchasers via Clear Contracts workflow

Key facts

  • Seed (2021): $5M led by a16z; Bessemer and BoxGroup participated — Turquoise blog
  • Series A (May 2022): $20M led by a16z; Bessemer, BoxGroup, Tiger Global — Turquoise blog
  • Series C (Mar 2026): $40M led by Oak HC/FT; a16z among returning investors — Business Wire
  • Clear Contracts SaaS for direct provider–purchaser contracting — CB Insights
  • ~55 enterprise clients reported at Series A — CB Insights

Funding history (newest first)

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Competitive landscape

Edge: Turquoise built one of the largest curated datasets of machine-readable hospital and payer rates with source traceability — a structural advantage from CMS transparency rules that competitors cannot easily replicate without the same ingestion pipeline.

Healthcare price transparency spawned many point solutions — consumer price lookup, compliance checkboxes, or claims repricing. Turquoise's bet is that the durable buyer is the enterprise contracting team that needs searchable contracts plus benchmarked rate files in one place. Healthcare Bluebook and Serif serve different ends of the market (employers/patients). Clarify and Trilliant add analytics layers Turquoise is extending via AI Q&A. The risk is incumbents (Milliman, payers' internal tools) building similar MRF pipelines; Turquoise's head start on data normalization and ~55 reported enterprise clients is the moat to watch.

  • Healthcare Bluebook direct

    Employer- and consumer-facing price transparency; Turquoise is deeper on payer/provider contracting workflows and MRF-scale benchmarking.

  • Clarify Health adjacent

    Combines claims analytics with market intelligence; Turquoise leads on raw negotiated-rate files and contract repository search.

  • Serif Health adjacent

    Patient-facing Good Faith Estimate and price estimation; Turquoise targets enterprise payer and provider negotiation, not point-of-care estimates.

  • Rivet Health direct

    Payer contract management and patient payment estimates; smaller footprint than Turquoise on national MRF aggregation.

Notable stories

  • Turquoise launched Clear Contracts after CMS transparency rules forced hospitals and payers to publish negotiated rates — turning compliance data into a commercial contracting product (CB Insights, 2022).
  • Co-founders Chris Severn and Marcus Ogren built Turquoise in San Diego to solve the 'every negotiation starts from scratch' problem in hospital–payer rate talks (Turquoise Health blog).

Industries

Healthtech Enterprise SaaS

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FAQs about Turquoise Health

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Turquoise Health aggregates CMS-mandated hospital and payer price-transparency files and sells contract intelligence SaaS to payers and health systems — benchmarking negotiated rates, searchable contract repositories, and AI-assisted Q&A (AskTQ).
Andreessen Horowitz led the seed and Series A. Bessemer Venture Partners, BoxGroup (/fund/box-group), and Tiger Global (/fund/tiger-global-management) participated in early rounds. Series C (2026) was led by Oak HC/FT with a16z returning.
Turquoise Health announced a $20M Series A in May 2022, led by Andreessen Horowitz, per the company's blog and CB Insights coverage.
Healthcare Bluebook targets employers and consumers with retail price lookup. Turquoise focuses on enterprise payer and provider contracting teams that need national MRF datasets, contract comparison, and negotiation scenario modeling.
Clear Contracts is Turquoise's SaaS for simplifying direct contracting between healthcare providers and purchasers, launched after the company established its price-transparency data platform.
Turquoise Health has not publicly disclosed profitability. It remains a private venture-backed company with enterprise SaaS customers; revenue and margin figures are not disclosed.
Turquoise ingests CMS-required machine-readable files (MRFs) from hospitals and payers, plus payer policy documents, with traceability back to source files for audit and negotiation use.
Turquoise Health is headquartered in San Diego, California, and serves U.S. payers and health systems.
After a $40M Series C in March 2026, Turquoise is a late-stage private company. Prior rounds include seed (2021) and Series A (2022) led by a16z.
Yes. Turquoise offers AskTQ for plain-English Q&A across pricing and contract data, and AI tools to tag and search static provider and payer agreements.

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