Highmark Health introduces Alloyed Works that unifies Highmark's diversified business offerings; Alloyed Works includes United Concordia Dental, Helion, enGen, HM Insurance Group, HealthNow Administrative Services

Alloyed Works unifies Highmark’s national Diversified Business offerings, market-leading capabilities for health organization customers

Highmark Health today introduced Alloyed Works, unifying its Diversified Business solutions and other market-leading capabilities that drive growth, reduce costs and improve outcomes for health organization customers across the country.

The Alloyed Works portfolio includes the capabilities of nationally-recognized Highmark companies, including: United Concordia Dental, a leading national dental solutions partner with more than 9.5 million members, one of the nation's largest dentist networks and industry-leading discounts; Helion, a post-acute care company that cultivates high-performance networks and has achieved more than $100 million in medical cost savings through reduced readmissions and improved health outcomes; enGen, a technology organization that provides robust end-to-end business processes, expert knowledge, and integrated cloud-based platforms to Blue Cross Blue Shield health plans that collectively serve more than nine million members across the U.S.; HM Insurance Group, a stop-loss company with more than 1,200 clients that has saved self-funded employers nearly $70 million from cost containment practices; and HealthNow Administrative Services, a growing third-party administrator business that helps self-insured employers control the health plan and products they offer their employees, process claims, and lower costs.

Through Alloyed Works, Highmark Health also offers health organization customers the expertise gleaned from successfully increasing prescription drug access while managing costs; and the analytical, customer service and policy guidance that has driven Highmark Health to enter new insurance markets and consistently grow membership.

The solutions and capabilities aligned under the Alloyed Works name have played a significant role in morphing Highmark Health from a traditional health insurer with around $2.3 billion in yearly revenue and one million members in the mid-1990s, to a $26 billion enterprise with around seven million health insurance members today.

"Our Diversified Business solutions and capabilities in government programs and pharmacy drive transformation and growth for Highmark Health as well as forward-thinking health organizations across the U.S.," said Deb Rice-Johnson, CEO of Diversified Businesses for Highmark Inc. and chief growth officer. "Health companies face headwinds in a drastically changing industry from shifting consumer preferences, new competitors and technological revolution. Companies that succeed over the long run, like Highmark Health, adapt to changing times. By aligning the talents and expertise of our diversified organizations under Alloyed Works, we are providing our health organization customers with a clear vision for how they too can adapt, grow their business and create remarkable experiences for the members they serve in collaboration with Highmark Health."

Alloyed Works delivers solutions that streamline benefits management and create new revenue streams, proactively engage patients to prevent and better manage complex health conditions, and connect health organizations with innovative partners, products and technologies.