Anthem Blue Cross Connects Members to Community-Based Resources
Anthem Addresses Unmet Needs with Medicare Community Resource Support in its 2020 Medicare Advantage Plans
“We are offering MCRS because of a growing recognition of the importance of wide-ranging factors that can influence a person’s health and well-being,” said
MCRS social workers and outreach specialists have extensive experience with Medicare-eligible individuals, a deep understanding of the role social determinants play in overall wellness, and up-to-date knowledge on the community-based resources available to members in the area. The MCRS team also has access to a member’s claims history with Anthem to ensure that recommended services align with each member’s individual needs.
The MCRS program will be available on many 2020 Medicare Advantage plans offered in
Members may request MCRS assistance by contacting Anthem customer service. Additionally, Anthem customer service representatives, case managers, and other Anthem associates can proactively refer members with appropriate needs to the MCRS team.
In 2020, many of Anthem’s Medicare Advantage plans will offer additional options for social and support services that can improve health. This includes benefits, which include services such as prescribed meals, respite care, and pain management through options such as acupuncture, routine chiropractic care, or therapeutic massage.
People enrolled in Medicare Parts A and B may sign up for an Anthem 2020 Medicare Advantage plan during the annual Medicare Annual Enrollment Period, which began on
For more details about the Medicare Community Resource Support program and Anthem Medicare plans, consumers can call (855) 866-3957. This toll-free information line operates
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