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When you need help managing your health plan and health care, you have access to online tools and wellness programs to help make it easier and more convenient. And, when you have questions that need answers, you've got a support team you can chat with.
Take a few minutes to look through this page to learn more about the additional benefits and programs being offered.
UnitedHealthcare’s digital tools and online resources help make managing your health — and health plan — easier and more convenient.
With myuhc.com® you’ll have secure access to your own personal health hub, full of the information you need to make the most of your plan.
Once your coverage starts, you can:
With the UnitedHealthcare® app, you’ll have access to all kinds of information, right when you need it. No digging or searching for answers – it’s all there in 1 secure place.
Here are just some of the things you can do:
These member resources and services are designed to help support you on the journey to your best health.
Telephone: (573) 296-0158
Email: caroline_murphy@uhc.com
Website: http://umurl.us/nurse
How Can a Nurse Liaison Help Me?
Nurse Caroline can help you:
Caroline is available to meet in person, by phone, or email with questions.
University of Missouri Health Engagement Coordinator – Secily Adams
Work Cell: 314-413-3243
Office: 952-202-5337 Email: Secily_adams@uhc.com
How Can a Health Engagement Coordinator Help Me? Secily is available to provide group education and identify resources to help manage lifestyle behaviors you may want to address such as weight loss, physical activity, nutrition counseling, and disease prevention. Secily can provide health education to group or individuals through in person or virtual classes. Secily can also serve as a point of contact for programs and can assist with coordinating onsite events, including health fairs, health screenings, fitness classes and more.
Whether you’re in a time of greater need or want to work on personal growth, you can get connected to self-help digital tools, in-person or virtual behavioral health providers and more.
These resources and programs are designed to help with a variety of concerns from depression and anxiety to mental health and substance disorder services.
When it comes to behavioral health, sometimes it just helps to have someone to talk to. With the Employee Assistance Program (EAP), you can reach an EAP coordinator 24/7 online or by phone for confidential conversation and referrals to expert care and services. EAP can help you and your family:
Preventive care - such as routine annual checkups and certain recommended screenings and immunizations - is covered by most UnitedHealthcare plans for $0 out-of-pocket when you see network providers. A preventive care visit may be a good time to help establish your relationship with your primary care provider. It can also help you manage your health and create a connection for future medical services.
Connect with a community of support with Real Appeal®, an online weight loss program designed to inspire healthier behaviors.
It includes:
As part of the Real Appeal community, you’ll have the support of other members to help cheer you on — right from the start.
With 24/7 Virtual Visits, you can connect to a provider by phone or video* – on myuhc.com or the UnitedHealthcare® app. Providers can diagnose and treat a wide range of health conditions, including many of the same conditions as an emergency room (ER) or urgent care. Providers may even prescribe medication**, if needed.
With Cancer Resources Services, you’ll have access to experienced cancer nurses who can provide guidance and support to you and your family during your cancer journey. They’ll help you understand your diagnosis, share information that you help you make more informed decisions about your care and find emotional support for you and your family members.
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