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Tuesday, 26 May 2026
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Oura last week confidentially filed to go public. 
To be honest, the news caught us a bit by surprise — we had gotten the sense that the public markets have been lukewarm if you’re not SpaceX, OpenAI or a market-ready biotech. Oura seems to be betting that won’t be the case. 
If the IPO goes well, it could be a big boost for health tech, which had signs of a return to IPOs with Omada Health and Hinge Health last year — but nothing since. 
We’ve talked to Oura a lot in the last year about its healthcare ambitions. A run at the public markets could sharpen that strategy, as well as potentially reveal more about how critical health is to Oura’s overall business.
So far, we know a little bit from updates Oura shared in 2025. Last September, Oura said it sold 2.5 million rings over a 15-month period. It anticipated making $1 billion in revenue in 2025. 
We’ll be here (impatiently) waiting for the S-1 filing to become public so we can see more of how the company’s performing and what’s ahead.
- Lydia
Here’s what’s new
Adtech company Swoop buys pharmacy startup NimbleRx 
NimbleRx is one of a handful of disruptive pharmacy startups that bet big on making the pharmacy experience more convenient. The plan for the acquisition is to leverage that relationship with pharmacies to help New York-based Swoop get closer to patients.
How Utah’s AI prescribing experiment is going so far
Utah has re­leased ear­ly da­ta from a close­ly watched pro­gram that tests us­ing AI to re­new pre­scrip­tions for pa­tients with chron­ic con­di­tions.
Dropping off
17 The percentage by which ACA marketplace enrollment could fall this year, in the most conservative scenario, according to a KFF analysis of estimates from actuarial firm Wakely and CMS data. Enrollment of people who have actually paid their premiums could range from 16.5 million to 18.5 million, down from 22.3 million in 2025. The decrease is driven by the loss of enhanced premium tax credits, causing premiums to rise.
This week in health Тech
Benefitbay, a startup that helps employers manage individual coverage health reimbursement arrangements (ICHRA), raised $18 million in a Series A round led by Ten Coves Capital. The company said it supports 40,000 people on its platform.
Labcorp launched a consumer app that allows patients to chat with an AI assistant, powered by OpenAI, to better understand their lab results.
Renton, Washington-based health system Providence is shutting down most of its health insurance business starting in 2027. Providence serves 440,000 insurance members across four states.
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