Inc. Names Thyme Care to Its 2026 List of the Fastest-Growing Private Companies in the Southeast
Revenue growth ranks Thyme Care in the Top 20 companies, driven by major national payer partnerships and $5 billion in oncology spend under management in 2025
Thyme Care today announced that it has been ranked No. 20 on the annual Inc. Regionals: Southeast list, the most prestigious ranking of the fastest-growing privately held companies in the Southeast. The region includes South Carolina, Kentucky, Tennessee, Georgia, Arkansas, Alabama, Mississippi, Louisiana, Florida, and Puerto Rico.
The recognition reflects the sustained momentum of a business that has scaled rapidly while maintaining operational discipline. At the end of 2025, Thyme Care reached 85,000 members across major national and regional Medicare Advantage and commercial health plan partnerships, with its largest relationships doubling in size as early performance results exceeded savings guarantees. Central to that growth is a multidisciplinary care team of more than 500 social workers, oncology nurses, and clinical specialists, powered by a purpose-built technology and AI platform, working in close partnership with more than 1,400 oncologists nationwide to take full financial responsibility for individuals navigating active cancer treatment.
"Doing right by patients and building a disciplined, sustainable business are not tradeoffs, they should reinforce each other," said chief financial officer Jesse Waldron. "Our continued growth across new and existing payer partnerships means more people with cancer are getting timely,dedicated support. It's a clear signal that our model is working and built to scale."
The Inc. Regionals: Southeast list ranks privately held companies by percentage revenue growth over two years. Companies on this year's list had a median growth rate of 89 percent and collectively added more than 12,000 jobs and $3.4 billion to the region's economy between 2022 and 2024.
"The honorees on this year's Inc. Regionals list achieved exceptional growth at a time when the odds were against them," said Bonny Ghosh, editorial director at Inc. "Amid inflation, supply chain disruptions, and ongoing economic uncertainty, they didn't just persevere — they innovated, adapted, and thrived."
Complete results of the Inc. Regionals: Southeast, including company profiles and an interactive database sortable by industry and metro area, are available at inc.com/regionals/southeast.