Longitude Health Marks First Year of Measurable Progress and Member Impact

[October 8, 2025] — Longitude Health today marks its first anniversary, celebrating a year of tangible progress in advancing health system–led innovation and collaboration.

In its first 12 months, Longitude Health has proven that health systems can accelerate innovation and deliver measurable results when they lead together. Founded in 2024 by Baylor Scott & White Health, Memorial Hermann Health System, Novant Health, and Providence, and now joined by Michigan Medicine, Longitude Health has grown into a national network representing 140 hospitals across 10 states, $60+ billion in patient revenue, and 280,000 caregivers and healthcare employees.

Key milestones from the first year include:

  • Welcoming Michigan Medicine as the first new member health system, expanding Longitude Health’s reach and adding David Miller, MD, CEO of Michigan Medicine, to the Board of Managers.
  • Driving measurable results in specialty pharmacy through Longitude Rx, including partnerships with member and non-member health systems such as Onvida Health to capture more specialty pharmacy value and improve patient outcomes.
  • Advancing next-generation financial experience solutions that improve affordability, transparency, and patient satisfaction.
  • Building the infrastructure and data capabilities to expand innovation across markets and speed deployment of new member-led solutions.
  • Expanding a dedicated team of 40+ experts focused on accelerating performance and operational excellence across member organizations.

“Longitude Health was built to give health systems the tools and flexibility to innovate together,” said Brett Moraski, Interim CEO of Longitude Health. “Our first year shows that when systems align around shared goals and creativity, we can deliver results that truly reshape how health care works.”

Looking ahead, Longitude Health will build on this momentum, translating its collaborative model into broader national impact. The company plans continued investment in technology, analytics, and partnerships that enable health systems to innovate faster and deliver measurable improvements in clinical, operational, and financial performance.