Healthee, a New York-based healthcare benefits navigation platform, has announced a $50 million Series B funding round led by Key1 Capital. The oversubscribed round also saw participation from existing investors Group11, Fin Capital, and Glilot Capital Partners.

What makes this funding particularly notable is that Healthee wasn't actively seeking investment. According to the company, the round's lead investor approached them after tracking their progress, indicating strong market confidence in Healthee's platform and growth trajectory.

"The fact that this round came together without us actively seeking it speaks volumes," said Guy Benjamin, CEO and cofounder of Healthee, in a statement. "Our investors see what we see: a massive opportunity to change how employees experience healthcare and how employers deliver it. This funding gives us the resources to accelerate that mission and continue delivering a better, smarter way to navigate benefits."

Healthee's platform is designed to simplify the complex world of healthcare benefits for employees. It answers questions regarding benefits, coverage, and treatment options while also providing support during open enrollment periods and offering preventative care recommendations. The company plans to use the new funding to expand its offerings and scale operations.

This latest investment builds on Healthee's previous funding rounds, including a $32 million Series A round secured last year. The company originally launched in 2021 as Insurights with a $22 million seed funding round before rebranding to Healthee in 2022.

The company has been expanding its reach through strategic partnerships, including a 2023 collaboration with human resources company TriNet that provides TriNet customers with access to Healthee's benefits navigation solutions.

Healthee operates in an increasingly competitive healthcare benefits navigation sector. Other notable players include Solace, which recently secured $60 million in Series B funding, and Sharecare, which was taken private in 2024 through a $518 million acquisition by investment firm Altaris. Additional competitors in the space include Transcarent, founded by industry veteran Glen Tullman, as well as Rightway and Pebble.

The substantial funding round positions Healthee to strengthen its market presence in a sector focused on simplifying healthcare access and benefits utilization for employees across organizations of all sizes.