Unite Us Acquires Vircho Health, Strengthening its Platform for Health and Community Care Networks

Deal adds performance analytics and verification tools to Unite Us’ 13-year record of closed-loop care delivery for an added layer of intelligence to help community care networks validate investment; Vircho Health’s full team joins Unite Us.

NEW YORK, August 5, 2026 – Unite Us, the nation’s trusted technology partner for integrating health and community-based care, today announced the acquisition of Vircho Health, a technology company whose performance and financial tools help the organizations running community care networks measure, optimize, and validate program performance. Unite Us welcomes the full Vircho Health team, including co-founders Craig Manson and Evan Jones. 

The acquisition comes as the bar for community care networks is rising. Funders no longer want to know only that a service happened; they are demanding evidence that the service was delivered, proof that it worked, data capturing network performance, and confidence that every dollar invested produced the outcome it was funded to solve. By integrating Vircho Health’s capabilities into the Unite Us platform, our customers can unlock deeper insights into network health to help networks validate and accelerate their impact. 

“We earned the trust of the communities we serve by taking on the problem everyone else thought was too complicated: going the last mile to close the loop,” said Taylor Justice, CEO and co-founder of Unite Us. “Vircho’s analytics expertise, combined with what we’ve built over 13 years, gives our network a new layer of intelligence and gets the right insight to the right decision maker, so issues get resolved the first time.”

“We led the first era of integrated health and community care by proving a service happened. We intend to lead the next by providing the intelligent infrastructure that assists the network to determine the next best action, whether it is care navigation or network performance,” Justice added.

Unite Us built the infrastructure to connect sectors and prove community services were received, pioneering the closed-loop referral model and compiling a record of care and outcomes spanning 13 years and nearly 125 million connections to care across every health and economic service that touches a person’s life.

Vircho Health’s platform turns that record into intelligent insights that meet the market’s demand for further validation: performance reporting on every organization within a network, quality analytics that show where performance is strong and where it needs attention, and financial accountability tools that track spending down to the dollar. These tools are already being used with Unite Us technology in North Carolina today.

“Vircho helps us turn network data into decisions. That’s what it takes to run community care with the rigor funders now expect, and what every network in the country will need to meet Rural Health Transformation goals,” said Laurie Stradley, DrPH, CEO of Impact Health, a Western North Carolina nonprofit that serves as both the Network Lead for the Healthy Opportunities Pilot (HOP) and a NC ROOTS Hub for the state’s Rural Health Transformation Program. 

“As a partner of both Vircho and Unite Us, we see their coming together as one organization bringing us closer to a single, trusted source of truth for the outcomes we’re accountable for,” she added.  

The Vircho Health team brings deep expertise in healthcare data, clinical informatics, and integration with leading clinical systems that strengthens Unite Us’ existing healthcare foundation. They will work across the combined company to bring their capabilities together to advance shared priorities.

“Health and community care have run on separate rails for too long: separate data, separate systems, separate definitions of success. Unite Us built the connective tissue between them, and Vircho built the tools that make that connection count,” said Craig Manson, CEO & co-founder of Vircho Health. “Joining forces means we can help every network prove, down to the service and the dollar, not just that care happened, but that it worked. That’s the future we’re building together.”

Better infrastructure also reduces the administrative burden on community-based organizations. Too much of their time goes to proving they did the work: duplicate reporting, invoicing and documentation requirements that pulls staff away from the people they serve. This acquisition means less time proving and more time serving, and a clearer record of the results these organizations deliver for the communities and funders that count on them.

Terms of the transaction were not disclosed.

For more information about Unite Us, visit www.uniteus.com. Learn about Vircho Health’s products at vircho.com.