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HiLabs pricing

The only price signal is the value based care page's reference model: a $3.9 million first year investment for the full suite at a 2.5 million member payer, against a claimed $13.6 million returned in year one and a 6.5 times net return over three years. Those returns are the company's model, not a commitment.

Pricing terms

How HiLabs pricing works

Pricing model
Not published as a unit. The value based care page models the four product VBC CareSphere suite at a $3.9 million first year investment for a reference payer (2.5 million members, 1.5 million VBC attributed lives, 450,000 MA lives); no price for the provider data, outreach or clinical products.
Implementation
Not published. Deployment involves ingesting the plan's existing provider data and connecting to source signals rather than installing software at a site.
Business associate agreement
Not published. The site links no privacy policy, HIPAA statement or business associate agreement. Which products an agreement would cover is not stated, and directory data and member or clinical data sit under different obligations.

How the reference figure scales with membership is not stated, and neither is the unit of charge for the other products: per provider record under management, per attribute validated, per outreach call completed or a flat license behave very differently for a growing network, and a call that reaches nobody still costs something to attempt.

The directory obligation is statutory (verification at least every 90 days, updates within two business days, Medicare Advantage penalties for repeated inaccuracy), so that product can be priced against a defined exposure.

Compared on price

HiLabs pricing against its alternatives

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Questions

HiLabs pricing, answered

How much does HiLabs cost?

HiLabs does not publish a price. The only price signal is the value based care page's reference model: a $3.9 million first year investment for the full suite at a 2.5 million member payer, against a claimed $13.6 million returned in year one and a 6.5 times net return over three years. Those returns are the company's model, not a commitment.

Does HiLabs charge an implementation fee?

Not published. Deployment involves ingesting the plan's existing provider data and connecting to source signals rather than installing software at a site.

Does HiLabs offer a business associate agreement?

Not published. The site links no privacy policy, HIPAA statement or business associate agreement. Which products an agreement would cover is not stated, and directory data and member or clinical data sit under different obligations.