Since Suzie Health Solutions is the Full Service Enrollment Center located in Wenatchee, we receive a lot of requests about Apple Health. We wrote an early blog post about low and no cost care for children. We assist people with all income levels with professional assistance. We do not get paid for every policy that we write but that doesn't stop us from helping people.
Healthcare can be confusing. We always recomend connecting with a no cost broker and a navigator so that you get maximum customer service. For example if there is a payment issue with a insurance company and we are connected then we can sort it out quicker if there is an established affiliation.
One of the topics that came up recently is what is the difference of the three Apple Health Managed Care Providers. This blog post is going to hopefully answer those questions. Here we go:
Fast Comparison Chart |
I strongly suggest that you check out their members handbook as they go through the nuts and bolts of their program. You can get rides to and from non-emergency medical appointments. These benefits are paid by the state (using your ProviderOne card). To learn more, see the member handbook.
Extras:
For adults:
- Eyeglasses for members ages 21-64 (one pair, up to $100 per year)
- A smartphone with monthly minutes, data and unlimited text messages
- Acupuncture treatments (three sessions per year from a doctor in our plan)
- GED testing for members ages 17 and older
- A first aid kit when you fill out a Red Cross personal disaster plan online and call Member Services
For kids:
- Boys & Girls Club membership for kids ages 6-18 (at participating clubs)
- Sports physicals for members ages 7-18
- Healthy Families program — support and nutrition and exercise coaching for families with children ages 7-17
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