The new plan is available to all employers and is being offered in collaboration with Key Benefit Administrators and the American Health Data Institute, which will provide population health management programs for policyholders, according to an Aug. 29 news release.
“Partnering with Tennova and Summit Medical Group provides employers in the East Tennessee area the option to directly contract with healthcare providers, including a nationally recognized academic medical center,” Joseph Landsman Jr., president and CEO of UTMC, said.
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