Anthem Blue Cross Teams Up with Imperial Health to Offer a Medicare Advantage Plan
Collaboration will give consumers healthcare services through network of care providers committed to delivering quality care
“Anthem strives to develop meaningful products and solutions that help consumers improve their health and well-being,” said
In addition to this agreement,
“Imperial seeks to deliver care that is of high value by deploying a well aligned team of providers who seek to deliver high quality care,” said
For more information regarding Anthem’s Medicare plans and/or care providers, such as
Additionally, Anthem will continue to work with care providers across the state to help equip consumers with the tools and information needed to take a more proactive and preventive approach to their health as well as better manage any chronic disease they may have.
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