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Manuel leads a bilingual team helping UnitedHealthcare members navigate benefits, claims and provider changes, stepping in when language is the barrier. Drawing on childhood memories of translating medical terms for his parents, Manuel brings compassion and cultural awareness to his work supporting Spanish speaking members. “I want UnitedHealthcare members to feel confident that they can speak to someone who understands them,” he said. “We’re connecting with members and with our culture, and I love what I do." https://uhc.care/c618ae

High-quality, compassionate healthcare should be accessible to everyone, regardless of where they live or the barriers they face. But in some communities, challenges including cost, transportation or a lack of nearby providers, can make this difficult. The UnitedHealthcare Community Plan of Rhode Island provided funding to Thundermist Health Center to help bring healthcare where it’s needed through a new mobile medical unit. Called Rolling Thunder, this mobile clinic offers health screenings, medical checkups, behavioral health support and more. It’s a safe, welcoming environment where people can receive care with respect and without judgement. “UnitedHealthcare Community Plan of Rhode Island has had a longstanding partnership with Thundermist. We're both committed to bringing medical, behavioral and support services directly to the communities we serve,” said Michael Florczyk, CEO of UnitedHealthcare Community Plan of Rhode Island. See how Rolling Thunder is helping make healthcare more accessible to the community.

For Dr. Kenyatta Lee and his wife, LaQuita, great care means meeting people where they are. With support from UnitedHealthcare, their Jacksonville clinics are using insights, monthly collaboration and proactive outreach to help patients manage chronic conditions, access preventive care and feel supported along the way. https://uhc.care/a06aea

HouseCalls provides eligible UnitedHealthcare® Medicare Advantage members with a yearly in-home visit from a nurse practitioner at no additional cost. The visit gives members time to ask questions, review medications and focus on preventive care. For members like Robert, it’s time set aside to talk through questions, review medications and focus on prevention.

For the Steidinger family, one year brought a number of medical needs for all three of their children. "As a parent, there's nothing you want more than for your kids to be happy and healthy,” Cecelia Steidinger said. “We had the happiness covered, but not the health.” Support from the UnitedHealthcare Children’s Foundation helped the family stay focused on treatment, recovery and progress — not the medical bills. "We could never have done it without the UnitedHealthcare Children's Foundation."

Finding the right primary care provider (PCP) doesn’t have to feel complicated. A PCP is often your starting point for a health journey — helping with preventive care, managing concerns over time and guiding you to the right specialists when needed. It’s important you choose someone in-network with your health plan, who specializes in your age group and supports your overall needs for better health.

UnitedHealthcare has introduced a Lifestyle Spending Account (LSA), an employer-sponsored benefit that gives companies a flexible way to help fund and support their employees’ individual health and well-being goals. When offered by an employer, the LSA is designed to help empower people to personalize their experience and shop for products and services to complement their other employer-sponsored benefits at any time. UnitedHealthcare has integrated its LSA with UHC Store, a consumer-friendly digital shop available within the UnitedHealthcare® app and myuhc.com®. uhc.care/b8df72

As a UnitedHealthcare account executive, Angelina Collotty talks to clients every day about our health plans and the benefits they provide. When her own family faced a life-changing diagnosis with her son, Ari, she experienced that support firsthand. "One of the calls I received was from a UnitedHealthcare nurse advocate," Angelina said, of that scary time in her life. "That made me feel so good and so important. When you’re in that situation, you just want all eyes on you and your son.” Today, Ari is thriving and Angelina has a renewed sense of purpose with her work. She gets to tell her clients Ari’s story of resilience, and how our services can make a difference for the people we serve. https://uhc.care/32f101

With HouseCalls, UnitedHealthcare® Medicare Advantage members like Robert can get a yearly in home visit from a nurse practitioner, at no additional cost. The visit gives members more time to ask questions, review medications and focus on prevention. See how meeting members where they are can help them not just live, but thrive. https://lnkd.in/eAPuRUXG

UnitedHealthcare Community Plan of Nebraska is investing $385,000 in eight local organizations to expand access to care, strengthen support for caregivers and older adults, and increase workforce opportunities for people with disabilities, particularly in rural and underserved communities across Nebraska. Serving more than 127,000 Nebraskans enrolled in Medicaid, the funding reflects UnitedHealthcare Community Plan of Nebraska’s commitment to strengthening local care systems by supporting community-based programs that make care and resources easier to access and help people pursue greater independence. https://uhc.care/935e30