BIVE
Target geography
Target Population
Target income level
- Bottom 20%
Health focus
- Other/not applicable
Other/Not applicable::
Health financing
CHMI PLUS Status
Profile Completeness Rating
bronze
Monitoring & Evaluation Reporting
Summary
BIVE is a health insurance scheme which targets low income populations to make quality healthcare services more affordable and accessible.Program goals
BIVE is a social business that generates no losses nor does it pay dividends. The program instead aims to solve the social issue of how to provide affordable healthcare to the poor.
Key program components
BIVE is a social business subsidiary of Grameen Caldas. The model involves an annual membership fee which costs $35 USD, and allows families to access healthcare services at prices up to 70% lower than the market rate. Private doctors in the BIVE network receive increased patient volume, and the patients pay in cash. BIVE also tracks patient data, enabling them to provide value-adding services such as educational text-messages and referrals to other well-being institutions for vulnerable populations.
Financials
Primary source of funding:
Revenue
Revenue Sources
: Membership/subscription feesPercentage of total funding from this source:
91-100%
Parent Organizations
Yes, there is a separate organization that manages or implements this program.
- Grameen CaldasNot-for-profit
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