The Comcast, McKesson, Humana and Independence Health-backed digital health concierge developer has set an initial target of $100m for its proposed flotation.

US-based healthcare assistance service Accolade filed for an initial public offering on Friday that could enable mass media group Comcast, health insurer Humana and medical equipment provider McKesson to exit.

The company has set a placeholder target of $100m for the offering, which is set to take place on the Nasdaq Global Select Market.

Accolade has created an online platform that can be used by clients’ employees to navigate the healthcare benefits process, giving them access to nurses, behavioural…

Robert Lavine

Robert Lavine is special features editor for Global Venturing.