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Claritev Corporation

Claritev Corporation, together with its subsidiaries, provides data analytics and technology-enabled end-to-end cost management, payment, and revenue integrity solutions to the healthcare industry in the United States. The company offers claims intelligence solutions, including reference-based pricing, negotiation services, surprise bill services, and Vistara; network solutions, such as primary networks, complementary networks, and network build and network management services; and payment and revenue integrity solutions comprising clinical negotiation, pre-payment integrity, post-payment integrity, and revenue integrity services. It also provides data and analytics solutions consists of PlanOptix, CompleteVue, BenInsights, risk scores, and supplemental carrier services. The company provides solutions to commercial healthcare payers, third party administrators, employers, brokers/consultants, providers, government healthcare payers and system integrators. It serves national and regional insurance companies, Blue Cross and Blue Shield plans, provider-sponsored and independent health plans, TPAs, property and casualty insurers, bill review companies and other companies involved in the claims adjudication process. The company was formerly known as MultiPlan Corporation and changed its name to Claritev Corporation in February 2025. Claritev Corporation was founded in 1980 and is headquartered in McLean, Virginia.

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Claritev raises 2026 revenue outlook to $1.0B-$1.02B, maintains $100M+ bookings target

Claritev Corporation raised its full-year 2026 revenue guidance to a range of $1.0 billion to $1.02 billion, reflecting 4% to 6% growth, while affirming it will deliver in excess of $100 million of bookings this year. The company also lifted its adjusted EBITDA forecast to $610 million to $620 million with margins of approximately 61%, and increased its free cash flow guide by $5 million to a new range of $5 million to $15 million. Second-quarter revenue rose 6.6% year-over-year to $257.5 million, marking the highest quarterly revenue in 15 quarters, and adjusted EBITDA reached $155.8 million, representing 60.5% of revenue. Bookings momentum was strong, with $30 million of annual contract value booked in the quarter, pushing first-half bookings above the full-year 2025 total of $67 million, and the active pipeline exceeded $300 million, up 50% with greater than 3x coverage. Management highlighted the TPA vertical as the largest contributor to second-quarter bookings, with several seven-figure deals, and expects the segment to account for roughly 30% of total new bookings this year, second only to the payer segment.
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Sun Life U.S. and Claritev partner to speed supplemental health benefit payments

Sun Life U.S. and Claritev are collaborating to bring more efficiency to supplemental health coverage for self-funded employers. Claritev's machine-learning technology reviews medical claims to identify employees eligible for critical illness, accident, and hospital indemnity benefits, enabling Sun Life to proactively notify them and accelerate payments. The solution is available to any self-funded employer offering Sun Life supplemental health coverage, regardless of whether they are a stop-loss client, and is now open for quoting for policies effective January 1, 2027, and later, though it is not available in New York. Sun Life U.S. serves approximately 48 million Americans, while Claritev supports over 750 healthcare payers and more than 100,000 employers.
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DOJ Expands Antitrust Probe to Include UnitedHealth's Claritev Unit

The U.S. Department of Justice has expanded an antitrust investigation to include UnitedHealth Group's Claritev unit, adding a fresh layer of regulatory attention for the healthcare giant. The Claritev review is part of broader DOJ scrutiny of healthcare industry practices and market competition, examining how consolidation, vertical integration, and data use may affect pricing, access, and competition. For investors, the expanded focus introduces additional regulatory risk, as the scope and duration of the inquiry could influence UnitedHealth's compliance priorities, data practices, and future partnerships or acquisitions. The financial impact will likely hinge on whether the DOJ seeks fines, structural changes to Claritev's business model, or constraints on how it works with insurers and providers. With earnings approaching and medical cost trends already a key focus, this probe is another variable for investors assessing near-term volatility against UnitedHealth's large, diversified platform.
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