A leading cloud-based healthcare technology company, announced it has been named to TIME’s list of the World’s Top HealthTech Companies of 2025. This prestigious recognition, which TIME developed in partnership with Statista, evaluates companies worldwide on financial performance, reputation, and online engagement to identify the most influential players shaping the future of healthcare. The recognition comes as Softheon celebrates its 25th year of delivering cutting-edge healthcare technology solutions.
Softheon earned its place on the list for its pioneering work in powering Affordable Care Act (ACA) Marketplaces, Individual Coverage HRAs (ICHRA/CHOICE), and Medicare Advantage solutions through its vertically integrated agentic AI solutions. Using its agentic AI with embedded traceability and human-in-the-loop compliance, Softheon enables health plans to launch, scale, and operate with unprecedented speed, cost efficiency, and regulatory confidence to facilitate health insurance enrollment, member administration, premium billing, payment, reconciliation, program integrity, and compliance.
“This recognition from TIME validates our mission to be the trusted digital backbone for provider- and community-sponsored health plans,” said Eugene Sayan, founder and CEO of Softheon. “By applying our agentic AI across eligibility, enrollment, premium billing, payments, and reconciliation, we’re lowering administrative costs, reducing onboarding time to days, and helping plans build lifetime member relationships across ACA, employer, and Medicare markets.”
As health plans face ongoing challenges, including regulatory changes, cost pressures and evolving member expectations, Softheon’s cloud-based solutions are positioned to help organizations streamline operations, grow into new lines of business, and improve member experiences. In turn, health plans can serve more people faster, help individuals find the right insurance, keep members engaged, and empower them to make healthier choices.
Softheon’s clients, including leading national and regional provider-sponsored health plans, managed care organizations, and more, rely on the company’s cloud solutions to connect nearly 10 million Americans to affordable, accessible coverage.
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