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PORTLAND, Ore. — HealthSparq, Inc., a Portland, Oregon-based technology company dedicated to helping people make smarter health care choices, was recently named winner of Ragan’s 2018 Health Care PR and Marketing Awards in the Patient-Focused Content category for its What’s the Fix? (#WTFix) campaign.

Petersen brings 15 years of experience selling consumer-focused solutions in health care PORTLAND, OR – Aug. 30, 2018 – HealthSparq has hired Todd Petersen to lead its Sales and Strategic Accounts Teams. He’s tasked with building long-term and strategic partnerships with health plans throughout the country and ensuring they get maximum value from their HealthSparq ...

For the 3rd time, HealthSparq appears on the Inc. 5000 list, ranking number 3,650 with three-year sales growth of 102%

PORTLAND, Ore. – July 26, 2018 – People looking to have a tonsillectomy, bariatric surgery or a sleep study can now see full cost estimates and complete timelines for all aspects of their care—based on their individual health insurance benefits—thanks to HealthSparq’s Treatment Timeline.

Angela Lott brings 25 years of experience in health care operations to role dedicated to serving health plan clients PORTLAND, OR — May 1, 2018 – HealthSparq has hired Angela Lott to lead its client delivery team. She will focus on enhancing relationships with HealthSparq’s clients and streamlining the tech company’s operations. “Our world revolves ...

Conference brings ordinary people with kick-ass health care solutions to Austin, TX PORTLAND, Ore. (December 12, 2017) – What happens when you put patients with amazing stories in front of medical students, industry executives and health care leaders at one of the most forward-thinking medical schools in the country? You get the second annual What’s ...

PORTLAND, Ore., Sept. 6, 2017 /PRNewswire/ -- HealthSparq, a company helping people make smarter health care choices, has named Matt Parker as its new Vice President of Product.

Only 13 percent of consumers currently use their smartphone to manage their health insurance, though 36 percent have downloaded an app from their health plan, according to a new study from HealthSparq.