CAREOPERATIVE, LLC
BRENTWOOD, TN

CAREOPERATIVE, LLC, founded in 2015 and headquartered at 330 Franklin Rd, Brentwood, TN, is a Florida-based company specializing in providing premium enterprise solutions aimed at helping both employees and healthcare providers navigate the complexities of the healthcare market. By focusing on transparency in cost and quality, CAREOPERATIVE assists organizations in finding high-quality healthcare services at fair prices, thereby reducing out-of-pocket costs for individuals and operational costs for employers. The company positions itself as a transformative force within the healthcare industry by offering products like Healthcare Bluebook™ that enable users to compare Fair Prices among healthcare providers and access quality rankings. Through these tools, CAREOPERATIVE helps millions of consumers and organizations make informed decisions in selecting high-value care while also allowing qualified providers to increase visibility and patient volume by becoming Value Certified Providers. A diverse team comprising seasoned clinicians, strategists, technologists, and executives propels the company. Notable members include Dr. Rice, a highly experienced expert with extensive backgrounds in executive management within healthcare and IT sectors, currently serving as CEO at Healthcare Bluebook. Alongside him is Mr. Kampine, with previous roles emphasizing strategic innovation and international business growth, and Mr. Nicholson, bringing over two decades of information technology expertise. The board also includes John P Sullivan as CFO, known for his financial acumen in guiding the company's fiscal strategies. With a robust history rooted in strategic decision-making, technological development, and healthcare management, CAREOPERATIVE continues to lead with its commitment to simplifying and enhancing the value offered by healthcare services. Its initiatives have been widely recognized for fostering an ecosystem where transparency not only thrives but drives fairer prices across the industry.