You have your new Community Health Options ID cards, so now what? Your health insurance does more than cover emergencies. Learn how to use your benefits to build your health and wellbeing below.
Your guide to coverage & care
Community Health Options will soon expand its virtual health services and provide Members access to virtual primary care providers, giving them consistent care when they need it anytime, anywhere. The new service can help make it easier for Members struggling to find a nearby provider accepting new patients, whether they need preventive and routine care or help managing more complex issues.
Earlier this year, a Community Health Options Member gave birth to a premature baby. Thankfully, the newborn received the best possible care at a big city hospital, but Mom and Dad lived two hours away with two more children to care for, putting incredible strain on the whole family, on top of having a new baby with complex medical needs.
We recently sat down with David Stuart, senior vice president and chief operations officer at Community Health Options, to talk about why it’s important for companies to find health insurance partners that can facilitate access to health and wellness resources to help their employees thrive. Here’s what he had to say.
We are steadfast in our support for the well-being of our fellow Mainers and will do everything within our ability to facilitate easy access to care—including behavioral and mental health services.