Sana Expands Affordable Health Insurance Offerings for Small Businesses to Ohio
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Expansion gives small businesses in
Ohio a new option for affordable, high-quality health insurance for employees
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Ohio is one of the most populous states in the country, yet is still an underserved health insurance market
- Sana’s unique model saves small businesses up to 20% on premiums
Sana, a healthcare company that provides Fortune 500-level health benefits to small businesses at affordable prices, today announced its expansion into
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Sana Expands Affordable Health Insurance Offerings for Small Businesses into
Sana is serving a traditionally ignored and underserved market in
The large, legacy insurers in
Sana’s availability in
“Sana measures its success in the number of people we can help by bringing better healthcare at lower costs,” said
Sana’s unique digital-first, remote-first go-to-market strategy gives it an ability to penetrate new markets more quickly than those reliant on traditional strategies. When Sana enters a market, 35 percent of its new customers are small businesses that were previously unable to provide healthcare to employees, largely due to high costs. Sana expects
“When I look at the extent of coverage we get from Sana plans, it’s refreshing,” said
Starting today,
About Sana
Sana provides small businesses with Fortune-500 level healthcare at prices they can afford. Through value-based care, the Sana Care ecosystem of world-class providers, direct primary care, and more, Sana is reducing the cost of high-quality care. Sana is making it easier than ever to administer benefits for employers and offers simplified health plans and top-notch customer service to employees. Sana provides healthcare to small businesses that drives down costs while simultaneously delivering an exceptional quality of care. For more information, visit www.sanabenefits.com.
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