A new HMO is launched, offering coordinated care for those on Medicare and Medi-Cal.
For the first time, the region's provider of
TotalCare is a Medicare Advantage plan, a dual-eligible special needs plan known as D-SNP, offering coordinated care for members. Someone enrolled in both programs will have access to an interdisciplinary care team that will help members navigate the health care system, says
"We see this offering as a natural part of our mission to provide high-quality care to our members," Crawford says. The goal is to improve clinical outcomes and the quality of life for members with complex needs.
The Alliance provides
There are no plan premiums, no co-pays, other than low co-pays for some prescription drugs, Crawford says. Other benefits include vision, access to an exercise program and a flexible spending card for over-the-counter health items, among others. Members will have a single ID card and one phone number to call for assistance.
"By bringing Medicare and
More information is available at thealliance.health/totalcare, or call 833-530-9015.


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