A digital health pioneer
Stroll’s approach gives care teams the intelligence to guide patients toward high-quality, in-network care—at a price they can understand.
Founded in San Francisco.
The mission continues through Cigna.
Illustrative reconstruction of the Stroll experience
01 / THE IDEA
Healthcare decisions were too often made without the information people needed most. Stroll brought cost, coverage, quality, and convenience into one conversation—right at the point of referral.
A usable estimate before the bill arrived.
Comparable clinical options, not cost alone.
In-network choices grounded in the patient’s plan.
Care that fit location, timing, and real life.
02 / THE JOURNEY
Stroll brings healthcare price transparency from a promise on a webpage into a decision inside the care journey—and the team continues pushing that mission forward at Cigna scale.
Stroll Health was founded in San Francisco around a stubbornly simple idea: patients and physicians should be able to see price, quality, coverage, and convenience before choosing where to receive care.
The team developed HIPAA-compliant tools that brought comparison intelligence into the physician workflow—when a care decision could still be changed.
Co-founder Jordan Epstein testified before Congress about mobile health innovation. The company also won Health 2.0’s Traction pitch competition and was recognized as a leading enterprise health startup.
Stroll was acquired by eviCore healthcare, carrying its patient-centered referral intelligence into a larger care-management platform. eviCore later became part of the Cigna family.
Stroll team members continue to innovate and help drive the evolution of utilization management within Cigna—advancing clearer, more connected care decisions at scale.
03 / THE LEGACY
THE QUESTION THAT KEEPS US MOVING
What if the best care decision could also be the clearest one?
That question continues to define better healthcare navigation: meet people in the moment, translate complexity, and make value visible. Stroll is now part of the Cigna family, where the idea can keep moving at a larger scale.