The study utilized industry-standard MarketScan claims data to measure the economic impact of Summus' model. Across the 109 cases reviewed, the analysis identified an aggregate savings of $3.32 million. These findings remained consistent across various measurement windows—ranging from 30 to 90 days—and held steady regardless of whether the costs were allowed or paid.
Summus focuses on patients navigating fragmented care, where multiple diagnoses often lead to redundant testing and delayed outcomes. By providing longitudinal support and connecting patients with specialists within 12 to 24 hours, the platform seeks to streamline decision-making. Julian Flannery, CEO of Summus, noted that the data validates the economic utility of their approach for employers and health plans struggling with rising specialty care costs.





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