Get extra support when and where
you need it most:
Preventative Health
Work with us to stay healthy. We will remind you of services you need and give you information that you can trust. We may also set you up with a care manager, who can teach you about a new diagnosis, guide you to make the most of your plan, and work with all of your providers.
Transition of Care
When your health changes—such as an injury, a hospital stay, or a new long-term treatment — we are here for you. We help you adjust to these changes, support you with specific needs, and guide you back to your best health.
Complex Care
If you have chronic conditions, we work with you and your providers to help you understand and take better care of your complex health conditions. We help coordinate your care and work one-on-one to make it easier for you to focus on your health.
Available for Members
Mental Health Support
Taking care of your mental health is as important as taking care of your physical health. Receive confidential support from a licensed clinical social worker if you have a mental health or substance abuse concern. A behavioral health clinician can help you:
- Learn more about your mental well-being
- Discuss your treatment needs
- Help you connect to a mental health or substance abuse specialists
- Coordinate your care between your providers
- Offer resources to help you understand and manage your medications
(If you have an emergency, call 911 right now or contact the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline at 988)
Health & Wellness Classes
Free, virtual health education workshops and programs help members
achieve their best health.