The new location will expand laboratories and diagnostic testing. Bloom plans on hiring Honolulu locals to staff the new facility, according to the Sept. 14 Bloom news release.
Additionally, Bloom plans to partner with local businesses, and the location will be used in local television and film productions.
“Adding services in Honolulu shows flexibility in our business model,” Bloom CEO Andrew Morton said. “We’ve shown the local market in the Hawaiian islands our willingness to bring services directly to them. The clients that brought us to Hawaii are a great baseline for Bloom to prove out a longer term model of support for health services across the United States. We continue to be focused on delivering technology enabled, operational health services to large employers.”
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