XP Health, the company creating the world’s first AI-powered vision benefits platform covering employees and their families, announced that it has expanded its leadership roster with seasoned industry veterans from leading insurance and vision care organizations to accelerate its mission to democratize access to high-quality, delightful experiences in vision care. XP Health hires Swen Carlson as VP of Operations, and welcomes new strategic advisors Kevin Hill, former Regional CEO of UnitedHealth, and Ken Goulet, former EVP of Anthem.
“Disrupting an industry that has seen minimal innovation over the last 20 years takes top talent,” said Antonio Moraes, CEO and Co-Founder of XP Health. “Swen, Kevin and Ken bring a wealth of knowledge and experience that will help XP Health do exactly that.”
Carlson joins XP Health as the former VP of Operations at VSP Vision Care. With over 30 years of experience in the vision benefits industry, he has worked in various roles within systems and product development and operations at VSP, both on the vision insurance and eyewear manufacturing sides. He has also served as a Program Creator, IT Director, and Claim Services Director.
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“Antonio is an authentic, creative, and customer-obsessed leader who truly cares about making a difference,” said Carlson. “I couldn’t be more excited to join him and the rest of the fantastic team at XP Health to provide the highest quality vision care in the most affordable way to employers and employees.”
Goulet and Hill join XP Health’s board of strategic advisors as the company continues to cater to customers while scaling rapidly to meet growth demands. Goulet brings over 30 years of proven experience in growing and leading large health plan organizations, and recently retired as the executive vice president of Anthem. Prior to XP Health, Hill was a Regional CEO of UnitedHealth Group and has experience as an advisor and board member to many healthcare and insurance companies including One Digital, HPOne, Friday Health Plans, and Capital Rx.
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“Vision care and vision insurance is a confusing, expensive, and frustrating experience. XP Health is the only company I’ve seen breathe life into this largely static industry,” said Goulet.
“Optical healthcare is ripe for innovation and XP Health has made incredible progress in the last year to build such an exceptional platform,” said Hill. “I am excited to contribute to the growth and success of a company that I truly admire.”
XP Health offers high-quality, delightful vision care that doubles coverage while reducing cost by half. Last year, the company raised $5.5 million in seed funding, and was named one of Fast Company’s Most Innovative Companies. It has since grown from 30 to over 1,400 clients, including high-profile companies like Docusign, Palantir, Chegg, Navistar, and Sequoia Consulting, resulting in coverage for more than 250k people.
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