Aver Informatics, a software and data analytics startup, has grown to 35 employees from 10 at the beginning of the year, according to a Columbus Business First report.
The company is a data-gathering intermediary between insurers and care providers that helps them determine a fair charge as they adopt bundled payments. Its clients include 18 health insurance and health system clients.
The start-up received $8.5 million in Series A funding from Drive and GE Ventures this summer and moved from Green Bay, Wis., to Columbus. It plans to 10 more hires by next spring, according to the report.
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