ArcheHealth, a healthtech startup building modern infrastructure for value-based care delivery, has raised $6.7 million in Seed funding to scale its end-to-end platform that empowers healthcare providers to succeed in value-based contracts. The round was led by LRVHealth and Martin Ventures, with participation from Texas Health Resources and other strategic healthcare partners.

Founded by Ralph Keiser, a seasoned healthcare executive with decades of experience in population health and revenue cycle management, ArcheHealth is rethinking how providers manage financial risk, coordinate care, and measure outcomes under alternative payment models. The company’s mission is to eliminate the operational drag and data silos that make value-based care difficult to implement  -  and turn it into a scalable, profitable model.

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The Product: Infrastructure for Risk-Bearing Care

ArcheHealth's platform is not just another data dashboard. It is a comprehensive operating system designed specifically for provider groups, ACOs, CINs, and MSOs operating under VBC contracts. Key features include:

• Real-time longitudinal patient records that consolidate data from EHRs, claims systems, SDOH inputs, and more.
• A contract modeling engine that makes financial performance on MSSP, REACH, and commercial ACOs transparent and predictable.
• Automated quality gap detection tied directly to revenue-impacting metrics like HEDIS, MIPS, and STAR ratings.
• Integrated population segmentation and risk scoring using predictive analytics.
• Embedded compliance reporting tools that reduce audit exposure and reporting errors.

The core value proposition is simple but powerful: reduce the friction of participating in VBC while enhancing providers' ability to generate savings, earn bonuses, and avoid penalties.

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Why It Matters Now

A critical insight that ArcheHealth internalized early on is this: healthcare doesn’t need more software; it needs less friction.

Too many healthtech products focus on building dashboards, assuming that data visualization equals action. In reality, operational teams are overwhelmed, and even high-value insights get buried unless they trigger workflows that already exist. ArcheHealth's innovation lies not just in what the platform does, but in how invisibly it integrates into the working patterns of provider orgs.

For other founders, this is a crucial lesson. Workflow fit is more important than feature sets. ArcheHealth doesn’t require care managers to open yet another tab; it embeds tasks directly into the tools they already use. Its notifications aren’t passive alerts - they kick off checklists, billing reconciliations, or care outreach actions.

When your product reduces the operational tax on your users - when it becomes a silent force multiplier instead of a demand for attention - you go from vendor to infrastructure. That’s what ArcheHealth is becoming in the VBC ecosystem.

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Market Context: VBC as an Economic Imperative

The timing of ArcheHealth’s funding aligns with a broader macro shift in U.S. healthcare. According to the Health Care Payment Learning & Action Network (HCPLAN), over 60% of payments are now tied to value-based models, with CMS declaring that 100% of Medicare beneficiaries should be in accountable care models by 2030. Commercial payers are following suit, tying reimbursement to outcomes and cost reduction.

Meanwhile, the global VBC technology market is expected to grow at a 23.5% CAGR, reaching $40.5 billion by 2028 (MarketsandMarkets). The population health analytics market alone is projected to top $53.4 billion globally within the same period (Allied Market Research).

Yet, despite this growth, adoption lags. In 2023, 72% of ACOs reported inadequate tooling for contract performance tracking (KFF). Most organizations still rely on spreadsheets, disjointed EHR exports, or expensive analytics platforms that don't integrate with daily workflows. This is the execution gap ArcheHealth is addressing head-on.

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Who ArcheHealth Serves

ArcheHealth is actively onboarding:

• Independent physician groups shifting to MSSP, ACO REACH, and value-based commercial plans.
• Clinically Integrated Networks (CINs) managing cross-system care coordination.
• MSOs acting on behalf of risk-bearing entities.
• Health systems undergoing transformation initiatives.
• Payers and delegated entities seeking visibility into provider-level performance.

The platform is API-driven and modular, allowing organizations to start with analytics and expand to full risk management, quality reporting, and compliance oversight.

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What’s Next for ArcheHealth

With this new funding, ArcheHealth plans to:

• Scale engineering and data science teams to enhance predictive modeling
  
• Expand integration support across EHRs, claims clearinghouses, and payer APIs
  
• Launch specialty modules for behavioral health, oncology, and post-acute care
  
• Grow its customer success and clinical enablement teams
  
• Expand commercial operations across the Southeast, Midwest, and West Coast markets
  

The company is already working with early pilot ACOs and expects broader rollouts by Q1 2026. With macro tailwinds behind it, ArcheHealth is well-positioned to become the Stripe or Twilio of value-based care infrastructure  -  invisible but indispensable.