Medibank partners with League to improve customer experience
Private health insurer Medibank has announced a three-year strategic partnership with League, a global healthcare consumer experience platform.
This collaboration hopes to enable a more personalised and engaging healthcare experience for Medibank’s 4.2 million customers and support the company's vision to deliver the best health and wellbeing for Australia by 2030.
League’s data and AI-driven technology platform will be embedded directly within Medibank’s digital capabilities, providing customers with seamlessly integrated individualised next-best actions and content.
This agreement represents League’s first customer outside of North America. The partnership will initially focus on enabling Medibank’s new corporate digital health and wellbeing solutions, aimed at transforming the employee health and wellbeing experience for corporate Australia. The platform will also be integrated into the My Medibank app experience early next year.
“We have a clear ambition to better connect health for 10 million Australians. This means better connecting health services and — for our existing customers — integrating those seamlessly with your health insurance membership,” Medibank’s Group Lead Digital & Ventures Rob Deeming said.
League has raised over $220 million USD in venture capital to date, with their most recent round being led by Australia-based, TDM Growth Partners, known investors in Square, Twilio and Slack.
With hundreds of customers, including organisations such as Shoppers Drug Mart, Manulife and Highmark Health, League’s healthcare CX platform empowers payers, providers and consumer health partners to build and deploy high-engagement, personalised healthcare experiences consumers love.
“Medibank’s ambition to provide the best health and wellbeing experience in Australia is bold, and we’re honoured to be their chosen partner,” said Mike Serbinis, founder and CEO of League.
“The League platform is uniquely positioned to deliver on this vision, offering unparalleled personalisation and a proven track record of improved health outcomes. We’re excited to collaborate and make a real difference in the lives of Australians,” Serbinis said.
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