GBMC partners with insurers to offer services to self-insured companies

A new program offered by Healthcare Interactive, a health benefits technology firm, and Group Benefit Services, an employee benefits administrator, plans to send Baltimore employees of self-insured companies to Greater Baltimore Medical Center for medical care, which runs on a patient-centered medical home model, according to The Baltimore Sun.

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As part of the model, medical providers closely track chronic health conditions with the goal of keeping patients healthy and out of the hospital. The new health plan is called Habeo Health.

GBMC will not take on insurance risk and doctors will continue to be included in other insurers’ networks.

“GBMC believes that the patient-centered medical home is the future of healthcare delivery, and our individual providers look forward to offering a more patient-centric model of care through Habeo Health,” said John W. Ellis, senior vice president of corporate strategy and business development at GBMC Healthcare.

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