Trust, representation, and community emerged as major themes in our recent roundtable in partnership with Bright Spots in Healthcare. “The Playbook for Local as a Healthcare Strategy” covered a lot of ground, revealing diverse insights and tactics for healthcare organizations to take away in order to improve their community-based health engagement programs.

Medicaid and Medicare beneficiaries have different levels and layers of complexity. That’s why Reema doesn’t believe in a one-size-fits-all approach. And you shouldn’t either. When you’re considering who to partner with, be sure to choose someone that plays well with others.

Our top 5 reasons to forget your internal program and partner with Reema instead. Because we can help you move faster, complement the systems you already have in place, and meaningfully connect with more of the right people.

One of the largest health plans in the country partnered with Reema to engage their most unreachable population. Traditional outreach methods weren’t delivering results, so this health plan knew a new approach was needed.

Two of Reema’s Community Guides, Tasha Orr-Holmes and Jennifer Lares, sat down with Jenn Dellwo, Director of Marketing, to discuss their experience at Reema.

April 20, 2022 – Minneapolis, MN – Reema Health, a community-based health technology platform, announced the company has added two strategic new roles to its leadership team. Melissa Kjolsing has been named as Reema’s Chief Growth Officer and Nafula Namuninia has joined as Director of Field Operations.

Social determinants of health has a “last mile” problem. It’s not enough to engage people. Reema’s personal approach—aided and informed by technology tools that make these efforts efficient—does three things that solve the last mile for SDoH.

March 30, 2022 – Minneapolis, MN – Reema Health, a community-based health technology platform, recently earned $8 million in a funding round led by Mac Ventures and DNA Capital. Combined with a previous $1.25 million pre-seed round and earlier preliminary investments, Reema’s has raised over $10 million to date.

At Reema, we believe that a personalized, community-based approach to care makes it easier for anyone to access the things they need to make their lives better.

The gap between engagement and getting a member to do something is critical, and it’s where having someone help navigate any unmet needs becomes essential.

Reema’s co-founders Justin Ley and Matt Swanson sat down with Jenn Dellwo, Director of Marketing, to discuss Reema’s founding and future.

While healthcare systems have improved how they approach the social needs of their patients by referring them to resources, referrals alone simply aren’t enough.