Transitioning between carriers or vendors can present significant challenges, but it can be worth it for the cost savings and employee experience. Here's how.
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ON SCREEN TEXT: Simplifying the switch to UnitedHealthcare
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ON SCREEN TEXT: David Caprio President & CEO Children's Friend
DAVID: So I know the hottest thing, you know, with change is sometimes taking that first step and believing it's possible.
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DAVID: And I am one of the most skeptical people out there, so I can tell you it's worth taking the step. You can do it differently. You can be much more deliberate with your health insurance investment.
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FEMALE ANNOUNCER: Even when an employer knows that they want better employee health benefits, changing to a different health benefits carrier can seem overwhelming. Will it be an administrative headache? Will their employees be able to see the providers they want? And get care when, where, and how they may need it?
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ON SCREEN TEXT: 250K+
Employers
26.9M+
employees and
their families
UnitedHealthcare Employer & Individual book of business, 2024.
FEMALE ANNOUNCER: As the health benefits carrier of choice for hundreds of thousands of employers and millions of employees and their families nationwide, UnitedHealthcare has the resources and expertise to simplify the process and give employers of all sizes a solid place to land.
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ON SCREEN TEXT: Peter Ronza
Director of Total Compensation
Minneapolis Public Schools
PETER: UnitedHealthcare has proven resources both from a technological, self-service standpoint…
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PETER:…and access to network so that your employees don't have to worry about, "I need to go here. Is it in or out? I need to go here. Is it convenient or not?" We don't have to answer those questions because UnitedHealthcare has given us the network that matches our population and their needs. It was impressive during the proposal process to see not only the team that UnitedHealthcare brought to the interview, for lack of a better term, but also the understanding of who we are.
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ON SCREEN TEXT: Alec Pfeffer
Chief Financial Officer
ISG
ALEC: We switched to UnitedHealthcare a few years ago. The process was fantastic. I didn't realize what we were missing. So as we made that move, it was kind of a breath of fresh air. Having the service team behind it, knowing I can call up anybody on that team and they're going to take my question and run with it and get answers as soon as possible.
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FEMALE ANNOUNCER: UnitedHealthcare teams work side-by-side with employers to help them more easily transition to a health benefits plan built for their unique workforce with advantages like…
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ON SCREEN TEXT: Nation's single largest proprietary network'
1.7M+
providers®
5K+
hospitals
1UnitedHealth Network Access internal analysis, October 2024.
2UnitedHealthcare internal analysis, Sept. 30, 2024.
FEMALE ANNOUNCER: …access to the nation's largest proprietary network, plus clinical and wellness programs, and support to help employees get more from their benefits.
ON SCREEN TEXT: Nation's single largest proprietary network'
Clinical and wellness programs
Support for employees
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ON SCREEN TEXT: J. Renee Ramirez
Director of Human Resources,
Unified Government of Wyandotte County/Kansas City, KS
J. RENEE: The support that we've been able to get from UnitedHealthcare has been tremendous. They've been able to bring to the table programs that help us continue to enhance some of the benefits that our health insurance provides.
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J. RENEE: Every decision, every recommendation that they bring to us to consider is done very intentional because they know our workforce.
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ON SCREEN TEXT: Julie Colangeli
Benefits and Employee Experience Manager
Children's Friend
JULIE: Our team at UnitedHealthcare helps us find ways to manage the costs through offering programs that are going to help the employees, but in the long run, help the agency contain costs as well. And in fact, we haven't raised the employee benefit contributions in 17 years.
The video shows people in various work scenarios. The female announcer is speaking.
FEMALE ANNOUNCER: Whether an employer has had the same health benefits for a couple of years or a couple of decades, making the switch to UnitedHealthcare may be way easier than they think and a way better choice for their organization and their workforce.
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ON SCREEN TEXT: There for what matters™
Talk to your broker, consultant or
UnitedHealthcare representative
to learn more
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Healthcare
uhc.com/cost-management
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