Centivo partners with MercyOne to offer coverage option for self-funded employers Tuesday, May 4, 2021 2:59 PM
Centivo, a new virtual accountable care organization health plan targeting self-funded employers, announced it will enter the Iowa market through a partnership with MercyOne health system. The health plans, which will be available for self-funded employers with a July 1 or later renewal date, offer free primary care with no deductibles or coinsurance, and provide access to a high-quality physician network through the MercyOne Population Health Services Organization Partnered Provider Network, also known as Incirca Health Network. “We are proud and excited to work with Iowa employers and their advisers via our new relationship with MercyOne and its Incirca Health Network,” said Ashok Subramanian, CEO of Centivo, based in Stamford, Conn. “We share a commitment to affordable, quality care that better aligns incentives among all health plan stakeholders �
Centivo launches new health plan for self-funded employers in Iowa utilizing Incirca Health Network, powered by MercyOne
New York and Des Moines, May 4, 2021 – Centivo, a new type of health plan which is built to save 15 percent or more compared with plans offered by traditional insurance carriers, announced today it will enter the Iowa market via a partnership with MercyOne, one of the state’s largest providers of health and well-being services. Self-funded employers can now offer an affordable health plan to their employees with no deductible, no coinsurance, free primary care, and simple and predictable copays, all while accessing high quality, personalized care from the Incirca Health Network powered by MercyOne. The plan is available now for self-funded employers with a July 1, 2021 renewal date or later.
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The Vax Machine, which is a part of CarePortMD, operates as a mobile vaccination site in hopes of reaching Delaware’s vulnerable and underserved communities that face multiple barriers in getting vaccinated. Adorned with a smiling blue cartoon syringe alongside multiple little green germs seemingly floating away in terror, the two Vax Machine buses in operation are making the rounds across the state, with plans for two more buses.
Dixon said he was elated the Vax Machine came to his neighborhood and described the bus as a “heaven-sent” solution for him and others who can’t get to large vaccination centers or events.
Delaware expands vaccine access to residents as young as 16
Delaware expands COVID-19 vaccine eligibility age to 16 and over, but some wonder whether teens should be vaccinated
Bill Anderson reports on Delaware s expansion of coronavirus vaccination eligibility to 16 and older, though some have misgivings about vaccinating teens.
NEW CASTLE COUNTY, Del. - In Delaware, Tuesday coronavirus vaccine eligibility opened for those 16 and older. I know a lot of kids who want to go back to school. I know a lot of teachers that want to go back to school and be safe and be with their kids, because the last year has not been easy for any of them, one resident teen said.