Findhelp Announces Acquisition of Kiip, Adding New Technology that will Accelerate Its Mission to Simplify Access to Social Services and Benefits | Healthcare IT Today
Summary
Findhelp, a leading social care software company dedicated to connecting all people in need and the programs that serve them, today announced the acquisition of Kiip, a pioneering New York-based startup known for its innovative approach to reducing administrative burdens for at-risk populations and service providers. Together, the two organizations will offer a powerful end-to-end approach to social care solutions that can help improve health equity to more than 46 million people who have used Findhelp to locate vital resources. People struggle to find and retain their personal documents needed to apply for and maintain those benefits and services which leads to increased application failure rates, churn, and work for CBOs and their staff. “Kiip has built best-in-class software that has been instrumental in empowering thousands of individuals to access essential social care services such as healthcare and housing,” said Tanya Beja, General Partner at AlleyCorp. Founded in New York City with the aim of reducing administrative burdens for at-risk, vulnerable, and marginalized populations and the organizations that serve them, Kiip’s digital tools have helped thousands of individuals gain access to benefits and services around the country.