Through this health plan — expected to become available October 1 — members will have access to Frontier’s primary care services, as well as hospital visits, prescription drugs and other needs. Flume will handle the administrative hassles of designing the plan.
Flume Health offers a platform for customized health plan administration for insurers who want to develop customized health plans to target certain populations. The company says it can bring tailored plans to the point of launch in just six months.
As technology advances, AI-powered tools will increasingly reduce the administrative burdens on healthcare providers.
The startup is looking to help launch health plans by handling some of the administrative components. It bills itself as a tech-forward third-party administrator, and can help manage claims and enrollment.
As the world of healthcare benefits becomes increasingly fragmented, Cedric Kovacs-Johnson sees a need for benefits administration to keep up. His startup, Flume, recently made its debut with $10 million in funding.