Simplyhealth partners with Genasys on digital transformation

Over one million health plans moved to Ski platform

Hemma Visavadia
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Simplyhealth has partnered with insurance solution provider, Genasys, as part of its digital transformation programme.

The partnership will see Simplyhealth move to a single policy platform, transferring over one million health plans from its current system to Genasys' platform, Ski. The platform provides modularised end-to-end policy administration and claims solutions for insurance businesses. It features over 350 pre-configured products ranging from P&C, life, medical and specialty as well as a range of API end points. Dave Exall, chief digital and technology officer at Simplyhealth, explained that moving to a modern platform "to act as the centre of our ecosystem, integrating easily with our ot...

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