MDLIVE Unveils Virtual Health and Wellness Benefits Package for Small Businesses
Designed as a stand-alone benefit for businesses that do not offer traditional health insurance or as an add-on benefit to traditional health plans,
"We are proud to be a part of helping small businesses improve the quality of healthcare to their employees in a unique and meaningful way," said
Traditionally, the country's 28 million small businesses have had a difficult time obtaining affordable health benefits for its more than 60 million employees. For small businesses that do offer it, employees shoulder a heavier burden of costs averaging 39 percent of premiums compared to 26 percent at large companies, and deductibles have risen seven times faster than wages in the past five years. In addition, health plans often incur costs of
By comparison, non-emergency virtual medical visits cost about
The full suite of
Virtual doctor visits
- Employees receive on-demand 24/7/365 visits with board-certified doctors who can diagnose, treat and prescribe for a wide variety of medical issues.
Behavioral health counseling
- Employees receive virtual behavioral health visits with a licensed therapist, and enjoy flexible schedules, no wait times, and counseling in the comfort of their own home.
Pharmacy benefits
- Employees can use the
MDLIVE prime prescription discount service to save up to 80 percent on medications, and compare prices for everyFDA -approved drug at more than 70,000U.S. pharmacies.
Medical second opinion
- Employees receive a secure second opinion on a medical diagnosis and a treatment plan from a respected network of physicians.
Healthcare marketplace
- Employees will be able to compare cash versus insurance pricing and learn about fair cash pricing for common procedures across the country (available early 2017).
Insurance connectivity
- Employees may connect to more than 450 insurance carriers to track coverage information, deductibles and benefit summaries (available early 2017).
Provider directory
- Employees can search for a doctor, dentist or other type of provider. Providers are included in the directory based on quality and ratings.
Personalized content
- Employees may enjoy curated healthcare information delivered directly to their inbox and access a virtual library of more than 500 videos and articles including lifestyle, coaching, healthy recipes and other health-related topics.
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