Jodi Hubler is planning for major growth as the first president at Bind, the "on-demand" health insurance startup in Minneapolis. Serving as president expands Hubler's role with Bind, where she has ...

MINNEAPOLIS--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Bind Benefits, Inc., released data that illustrates the impact better health insurance design is having on consumers and their employers. The biggest takeaway: Consumers ...

MINNEAPOLIS--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Bind, the nation’s first-ever on-demand health insurance model, today announced it inked a strategic partnership agreement with CEO Connection to provide its mid-market ...

Minneapolis-based Bind Benefits says it has raised $105 million to support the startup company's continued growth in the market where employers buy health insurance. Last month, Bind announced plans ...

There’s something in the water supply in Minnesota. The state widely known for med-tech businesses is now becoming fertile ground for new health care insurers. Minneapolis-based Bind Benefits Inc. is ...

People with health insurance often pay for coverage they never use. A startup wants to shake that up. It's a radical idea: On-demand insurance that lets customers buy some of their coverage only if ...

An entrepreneur who started health benefits company Definity Health and sold it to UnitedHealth Group for $300 million is looking to shake up the health plan market again. Minneapolis-based Bind has ...

MINNEAPOLIS--(BUSINESS WIRE)-- Bind Benefits, Inc., has named Jodi Hubler president of the company. Jodi will lead a growing team focused on expanding the Bind on-demand health insurance model, which ...

Bind Benefits, Inc. announced that its personalized health plan will be offered on a fully-insured basis to Georgia employers with more than 50 employees. With Bind, employers have the opportunity to ...

Partnership affords CEO Connection member companies preferred pricing under Bind The Bind plan puts power in consumers' hands and allows them to design their health benefits coverage on-the-go, based ...

People with health insurance often pay for coverage they never use. A startup wants to shake that up. It's a radical idea: On-demand insurance that lets customers buy some of their coverage only if ...