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Blooming Health Announces Third Annual “Blooming Day” to Advance the Future of Outcome-Driven Health Related Social Care

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Hosted in NYC, the national convening will unite healthcare leaders, government officials, innovators, and community partners to address systemic challenges and drive change

NEW YORK, April 20, 2026 /PRNewswire-PRWeb/ — Blooming Health, the outcomes infrastructure platform powering the coordination and navigation of health-related social needs, today announced its third annual “Blooming Day”, taking place on May 12, 2026, at Lavan Midtown in New York City.

Blooming Day is about bringing together the leaders who are not just talking about access – but actively building systems that ensure coordination happens, gaps are closed, and outcomes improve.

This year’s event marks growth in both theme and focus. Building upon the event’s theme, Access to Care, Blooming Day 2026 will convene leaders across healthcare, government, and community organizations to address a more fundamental challenge: how to reliably deliver better health outcomes at scale in a system where the majority of outcomes are driven and the majority of barriers are faced by non-medical needs.

As healthcare shifts toward outcome-based models, organizations are increasingly responsible for factors they cannot solve through clinical care alone. Blooming Day will focus on how the industry can move from fragmented, manual coordination efforts to systems that ensure needs are identified, addressed, and resolved – consistently and measurably at scale.

Confirmed speakers include:

Andy Slavitt, Former head of CMS and Town Hall Ventures cofounderChirlane McCray, Writer, Activist, Former First Lady of NYCShawyn Patterson-Howard, Mayor of Mt. Vernon, NYKevin Fiori, MD, MPH, Vice Chair, Community Health & Engagement, Montefiore Health SystemAmie Parikh, CEO, Hudson Valley Care CoalitionMatilde L. Roman, Esq., SVP, Chief Inclusion and Impact Officer, Westchester Medical CenterElizabeth Hall, LCSW, Vice President, Health Equity, Quality and Accreditation, AmeriHealth CaritasDomonic Hopson, MD, CEO, Neighborhood Family PracticeMichael Hancock, Former Mayor of DenverCelina Sullivan, Senior Director, Program Management, Kaiser PermanentePamela Mattel, CEO, Coordinated Behavioral CareDeborah Brown, SVP & Chief External Affairs Officer, NYC Health + HospitalsZachariah Hennessey, Chief Strategy Officer at Public Health SolutionsAndrew Mendenhall, MD, DABFM, DABPM, FASAM, President and CEO, Central City ConcernDr. Ashwin Vasan, Senior Fellow in the Department of Health Policy and Management, Yale School of Public Health.Diana E. Ramos, MD, MPH, MBA, FACOG, California Surgeon GeneralDr. Chelsea Clinton, Co-founder of Metrodora Ventures

“Healthcare has made enormous progress in clinical care, but we still lack the infrastructure to reliably and consistently address the non-medical needs that drive outcomes,” said Nima Roohi, Co-Founder and CEO of Blooming Health. “Blooming Day is about bringing together the leaders who are not just talking about access – but actively building systems that ensure coordination happens, gaps are closed, and outcomes improve. From solving for Medicaid Redetermination administrative requirements to reduce coverage loss to making sure a patient can show up for their annual check up with a safe transportation ride.”

Blooming Health will showcase its AI-forward solution, the first of its kind in the industry, designed to address social care gaps for millions of patients on its platform. The demonstration will also highlight new product capabilities and partnership announcements.

The event will feature panels, networking, and working sessions focused on:

Proven strategies to reduce care gaps and drive measurable health outcomesNavigating Medicaid redeterminations and the operational realities of the 6-month eligibility cycleAligning healthcare and social care to create coordinated, end-to-end systems of supportScaling outreach, engagement, and care coordination through AI-driven workflowsIntegrating social drivers of health into financial and risk-based care models

Blooming Day 2026 reflects a broader shift in the industry – from fragmented efforts to coordinated systems, and from measuring activity to delivering results. This event is designed not just to spark dialogue, but to catalyze partnerships and approaches that can be implemented in real-world settings.

For more information or to register, please visit:

https://gobloominghealth.com/blooming-day-2026

About Blooming Health

Blooming Health is building the operating system for social care – delivered as outcomes infrastructure. We partner with health plans, providers, and government organizations to detect, engage, coordinate, and resolve health-related social needs at population scale. By combining omnichannel engagement, AI-driven workflow automation, and a national network of community-based organizations, Blooming Health ensures care coordination is not just attempted – but executed reliably.

As healthcare shifts toward outcome-based models, our customers don’t buy software – they depend on Blooming to deliver measurable improvements in access, engagement, and outcomes, and to operate critical parts of their care delivery infrastructure.

Learn more at www.gobloominghealth.com

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Jessica DelVirginia, Blooming Health, 1 (646) 397-2640, jdelvirginia@gobloominghealth.com, https://gobloominghealth.com/

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Eqvista Launches Company-Sponsored Tender Offers, Expanding Private Market Liquidity Capabilities

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New tender offer capabilities connect equity management with real-time valuation data covering approximately 65,000 private companies with a combined estimated value of $9 trillion, laying the groundwork for future secondary marketplace capabilities.

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 19, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — Eqvista, a leading equity management and valuation platform serving more than 25,000 companies, today announced the launch of company-sponsored tender offer capabilities, enabling private companies to organize structured liquidity events directly within their equity management platform. The launch also marks a step toward Eqvista’s planned secondary marketplace capabilities.

As companies stay private longer, employees and early investors face limited opportunities to sell their shares. Meanwhile, organizing liquidity events involves complex decisions around pricing, participant eligibility, approvals, and ownership changes.

Eqvista brings these processes together through a company-controlled tender offer workflow, supported by its equity management infrastructure and Eqvista Real-Time Company Valuation® technology.

“With Eqvista, private companies can help their employees and early investors turn their shares into cash, rewarding them for their contributions to the company,” said Tomas Milar, Founder and CEO of Eqvista. “We already help companies manage ownership and understand their value. Bringing tender offers into the same platform is a natural next step toward connecting equity management, valuation, and liquidity.”

Company-Controlled Tender Offers

Eqvista’s new capabilities allow companies to manage tender offers while maintaining control over participation, transaction terms, and ownership changes.

Key features include:

Cap table integration: Automatically record completed ownership changes.Participant controls: Define eligible buyers and sellers and offer windows.Allocation rules: Set transaction limits, pro rata allocations, and priorities.Integrated approvals: Manage approval requirements and rights of first refusal.Valuation-informed pricing: Reference Eqvista Real-Time Company Valuation® data when evaluating transaction pricing.

By integrating these processes, Eqvista aims to reduce the administrative complexity of organizing liquidity events while helping companies maintain control over their shareholder base.

Building Toward a Secondary Marketplace

Building on its company-sponsored tender offer capabilities, Eqvista plans to expand into secondary marketplace infrastructure designed to support structured, company-approved liquidity programs. By connecting ownership records, real-time valuation data, and private share transactions within one platform, Eqvista aims to make private market liquidity more accessible while allowing companies to maintain control over participation and ownership changes. Further details will be announced as development progresses, subject to applicable regulatory requirements.

Learn more about Eqvista’s Company-Sponsored Tender Offers.

About Eqvista

Eqvista is an equity management and valuation platform building infrastructure for private markets. Trusted by more than 25,000 companies worldwide, Eqvista combines equity management, in-house valuation expertise, and AI-powered technology to help private companies manage ownership and understand their value. Eqvista Real-Time Company Valuation® technology covers approximately 65,000 U.S. private companies representing an estimated $9 trillion in combined value.

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+1 (415) 375-4963

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Eqvista Launches Company-Sponsored Tender Offers, Expanding Private Market Liquidity Capabilities

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New tender offer capabilities connect equity management with real-time valuation data covering approximately 65,000 private companies with a combined estimated value of $9 trillion, laying the groundwork for future secondary marketplace capabilities.

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 19, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — Eqvista, a leading equity management and valuation platform serving more than 25,000 companies, today announced the launch of company-sponsored tender offer capabilities, enabling private companies to organize structured liquidity events directly within their equity management platform. The launch also marks a step toward Eqvista’s planned secondary marketplace capabilities.

As companies stay private longer, employees and early investors face limited opportunities to sell their shares. Meanwhile, organizing liquidity events involves complex decisions around pricing, participant eligibility, approvals, and ownership changes.

Eqvista brings these processes together through a company-controlled tender offer workflow, supported by its equity management infrastructure and Eqvista Real-Time Company Valuation® technology.

“With Eqvista, private companies can help their employees and early investors turn their shares into cash, rewarding them for their contributions to the company,” said Tomas Milar, Founder and CEO of Eqvista. “We already help companies manage ownership and understand their value. Bringing tender offers into the same platform is a natural next step toward connecting equity management, valuation, and liquidity.”

Company-Controlled Tender Offers

Eqvista’s new capabilities allow companies to manage tender offers while maintaining control over participation, transaction terms, and ownership changes.

Key features include:

Cap table integration: Automatically record completed ownership changes.Participant controls: Define eligible buyers and sellers and offer windows.Allocation rules: Set transaction limits, pro rata allocations, and priorities.Integrated approvals: Manage approval requirements and rights of first refusal.Valuation-informed pricing: Reference Eqvista Real-Time Company Valuation® data when evaluating transaction pricing.

By integrating these processes, Eqvista aims to reduce the administrative complexity of organizing liquidity events while helping companies maintain control over their shareholder base.

Building Toward a Secondary Marketplace

Building on its company-sponsored tender offer capabilities, Eqvista plans to expand into secondary marketplace infrastructure designed to support structured, company-approved liquidity programs. By connecting ownership records, real-time valuation data, and private share transactions within one platform, Eqvista aims to make private market liquidity more accessible while allowing companies to maintain control over participation and ownership changes. Further details will be announced as development progresses, subject to applicable regulatory requirements.

Learn more about Eqvista’s Company-Sponsored Tender Offers.

About Eqvista

Eqvista is an equity management and valuation platform building infrastructure for private markets. Trusted by more than 25,000 companies worldwide, Eqvista combines equity management, in-house valuation expertise, and AI-powered technology to help private companies manage ownership and understand their value. Eqvista Real-Time Company Valuation® technology covers approximately 65,000 U.S. private companies representing an estimated $9 trillion in combined value.

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Jakub Vele
Head of Marketing
424978@email4pr.com
+1 (415) 375-4963

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Eqvista Launches Company-Sponsored Tender Offers, Expanding Private Market Liquidity Capabilities

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New tender offer capabilities connect equity management with real-time valuation data covering approximately 65,000 private companies with a combined estimated value of $9 trillion, laying the groundwork for future secondary marketplace capabilities.

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 19, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — Eqvista, a leading equity management and valuation platform serving more than 25,000 companies, today announced the launch of company-sponsored tender offer capabilities, enabling private companies to organize structured liquidity events directly within their equity management platform. The launch also marks a step toward Eqvista’s planned secondary marketplace capabilities.

As companies stay private longer, employees and early investors face limited opportunities to sell their shares. Meanwhile, organizing liquidity events involves complex decisions around pricing, participant eligibility, approvals, and ownership changes.

Eqvista brings these processes together through a company-controlled tender offer workflow, supported by its equity management infrastructure and Eqvista Real-Time Company Valuation® technology.

“With Eqvista, private companies can help their employees and early investors turn their shares into cash, rewarding them for their contributions to the company,” said Tomas Milar, Founder and CEO of Eqvista. “We already help companies manage ownership and understand their value. Bringing tender offers into the same platform is a natural next step toward connecting equity management, valuation, and liquidity.”

Company-Controlled Tender Offers

Eqvista’s new capabilities allow companies to manage tender offers while maintaining control over participation, transaction terms, and ownership changes.

Key features include:

Cap table integration: Automatically record completed ownership changes.Participant controls: Define eligible buyers and sellers and offer windows.Allocation rules: Set transaction limits, pro rata allocations, and priorities.Integrated approvals: Manage approval requirements and rights of first refusal.Valuation-informed pricing: Reference Eqvista Real-Time Company Valuation® data when evaluating transaction pricing.

By integrating these processes, Eqvista aims to reduce the administrative complexity of organizing liquidity events while helping companies maintain control over their shareholder base.

Building Toward a Secondary Marketplace

Building on its company-sponsored tender offer capabilities, Eqvista plans to expand into secondary marketplace infrastructure designed to support structured, company-approved liquidity programs. By connecting ownership records, real-time valuation data, and private share transactions within one platform, Eqvista aims to make private market liquidity more accessible while allowing companies to maintain control over participation and ownership changes. Further details will be announced as development progresses, subject to applicable regulatory requirements.

Learn more about Eqvista’s Company-Sponsored Tender Offers.

About Eqvista

Eqvista is an equity management and valuation platform building infrastructure for private markets. Trusted by more than 25,000 companies worldwide, Eqvista combines equity management, in-house valuation expertise, and AI-powered technology to help private companies manage ownership and understand their value. Eqvista Real-Time Company Valuation® technology covers approximately 65,000 U.S. private companies representing an estimated $9 trillion in combined value.

Contact Information
Jakub Vele
Head of Marketing
424978@email4pr.com
+1 (415) 375-4963

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