Gravie has announced the appointment of Steve Wolin as its new Chief Executive Officer. Wolin succeeds Abir Sen, Gravie’s Co-Founder and CEO, who will remain as Chairman of the Board. Wolin previously served as Chief Operating Officer at Oscar Health and brings extensive industry experience to his new role. Gravie, headquartered in Minneapolis, has grown rapidly with a three-year compound annual growth rate of over 150 percent while maintaining high customer satisfaction. The company focuses on providing health benefits for small and midsize businesses, addressing gaps often overlooked by larger providers. Gravie offers two core products: Comfort, a level-funded plan with zero premiums and deductibles for common services, and Individual Coverage Health Reimbursement Arrangements (ICHRA), which help employees choose individual market plans that suit their needs.
Wolin plans to expand Gravie's ICHRA capabilities, strengthen its network strategy, and build long-term partnerships with national brokerages and channel partners. Sen expressed confidence in Wolin’s leadership, emphasizing their shared commitment to improving the healthcare ecosystem. Gravie, which has raised more than $263 million and employs 450 people, continues to reimagine health benefits, ensuring that business size no longer determines access to affordable, high-value healthcare options. Gravie remains the only company offering both level-funded and ICHRA health plans specifically designed for small and midsize employers.
