Amit Trivedi joins Strive Health as chief actuary

He will oversee pricing, risk management, and financial modeling in his new role.

Amit Trivedi / LinkedIn

Strive Health, a Colorado-based specialized healthcare organization focused on kidney care, has appointed Indian-American actuarial specialist Amit Trivedi as chief actuary.

Trivedi will lead Strive’s actuarial team, overseeing financial modeling, risk management frameworks, and pricing strategies. His role will be pivotal in supporting the organization’s growth and ensuring the sustainability of its value-based care programs, which partner with commercial and Medicare Advantage payors, health systems, and providers across the U.S., the organization said in a statement.

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Trivedi brings nearly three decades of experience in actuarial science, underwriting, and medical economics. Over the course of his career, he has developed pricing models, managed financial risk, and designed population health strategies.

Before joining Strive Health, Trivedi served as chief actuary at Beacon Health Options, Prospero Health, Landmark Health, and Tomorrow Health. He has also held key leadership positions at Evolent Health and Oliver Wyman, where he honed his skills in innovative healthcare financing and contract design.

“Joining Strive represents an opportunity to apply actuarial science in innovative ways that positively impact healthcare outcomes. I look forward to working with this talented team to develop robust risk management strategies and pricing models that support sustainable growth so Strive can continue to transform kidney care for the better,” Trivedi said.

Strive Health currently serves more than 130,000 people across all 50 states and partners with over 6,500 providers. Its technology-enabled approach and CareMultiplier platform are designed to integrate seamlessly with local providers, supporting patients through every stage of kidney disease.

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