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Scott Latimer, M.D., Joins Sunflower as Chief Medical Director

Date: 11/06/19

Sunflower Health Plan announced today that Dr. Scott Latimer has joined its team as chief medical director.

"Dr. Latimer’s wealth of expertise closely aligns with our comprehensive approach to healthcare,” said Michael Stephens, Sunflower Health Plan president and CEO. “His experience will be invaluable as Sunflower partners with providers and community organizations to help improve our members’ health and build a healthier and happier Kansas.”

Most recently, Dr. Latimer served as the chief medical officer for Senior Whole Health, a 28,000 member Special Needs Plan (D-SNP, MLTC, MAP and FIDA) operating in Massachusetts and New York City.

“Sunflower’s dedication to putting members first, and their commitment to addressing the social determinants of health are critically important to me,” said Dr. Latimer. “I am pleased to be a part of the Sunflower team, and look forward to working to improve the health of the Kansas communities that we serve.”