Ms. Kim will focus on streamlining operations and developing support features for the organization’s customer base, which consists of small and midsize self-insured businesses, according to a July 1 news release.
“Flume is a company that is truly attacking the core issues of how healthcare is delivered and managed,” Ms. Kim said in the statement. “Building the fundamentals of processes and procedures, putting an infrastructure in place to make things more effective to improve Flume’s customers’ experience and engagement is a natural evolution of my healthcare journey and quest to be part of a meaningful, dynamic transformation.”
“By marrying active employer and member engagement with a tech and data-forward product, Flume leapfrogs legacy health plan administrators’ capabilities,” the statement said. “On average, Flume-designed plans save employers nearly $5,000 per employee per year.”
Boston-based Haven, the healthcare partnership formed by Amazon, JPMorgan Chase and Berkshire Hathaway, disbanded in January.
