Regence Members Go Green With Paperless Benefits Statements
"This new automated service allows our members to see their EOBs much more quickly," said
Regence members interested in receiving paperless EOBs can visit myRegence.com to see if their current benefit plan is eligible for the service. They can also elect to continue receiving paper statements in the mail, if they prefer. In January of 2011, approximately 1.8 million Regence members will have access to this service, and the remainder of Regence members will be transitioned to this service over the next year.
Regence sends out 2.3 million paper EOBs each month, Nielsen said. By providing the paperless option, Regence makes it possible for eligible members to significantly reduce environmental impact and reduce production and postage costs. The company estimates it will save about
Paperless EOBs are the latest in a series of steps Regence has taken to reduce its operating costs and its overall impact on the environment, saving millions since 2009. The company has also implemented double-sided printing of internal documents and has moved to lighting systems that automatically turn off after a period of time if no one is in that area.
"If we reduce impact to the environment while providing a better member experience and reducing the administrative costs, it's a positive situation for everyone," said
myRegence.com is designed to advise members on health care and lifestyle options, help them navigate through the health care system, and reward those who make healthier choices. Through myRegence.com, members can find all their health and wellness related resources in one place. They can start to become more involved in their own health care through education, transparency of information and choice by discovering interactive tools to research treatment options, cost-quality comparisons of hospitals, wellness programs and activities and incentives for making healthy lifestyle choices.
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