Lively, Inc. (YC W17) — Modern employee benefits & health savings account (HSA) provider
Out-of-pocket healthcare costs are skyrocketing and every day, people all across America are forced to make difficult decisions about their health. Lively is the benefits solutions provider that gets it right.
Lively, Inc. is a Y Combinator company in the Winter 2017 batch. Its directory entry describes it as: Modern employee benefits & health savings account (HSA) provider. The founders listed are Alex Cyriac (Founder/CEO), Shobin Uralil (Founder/COO) (Y Combinator directory entry, December 15, 2016).
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Out-of-pocket healthcare costs are skyrocketing and every day, people all across America are forced to make difficult decisions about their health.
Lively is the benefits solutions provider that gets it right. We designed our solutions to take the guesswork out of managing benefits. And our innovative features are built to simplify benefits administration and evolve with your business. Managing wellness and wealth takes more than a series of transactions. By combining robust features with unparalleled service, we make benefits administration effortless, even when time and energy are limited. Experience benefits administration as it should be with Lively.
Go to www.livelyme.com to learn about how HSAs other modern employee benefits can help you and your team.
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