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CVS HealthHUB locations are making it easier for your clients' employees to proactively manage their health. By connecting members to more health services, one-on-one guidance and health resources, they can better focus on chronic conditions.
Chronic care costs are the leading drivers of health care costs and employee absenteeism for employers. Here’s why:
To help decrease costs associated with the management of chronic conditions, CVS HealthHUB locations are bringing together a broad range of affordable health care services, a clinical care team, pharmacist consultations and self-care products. This helps make it easier and more convenient for people to proactively manage their health, on their schedules.
The result is increased engagement, better outcomes, less time away from work and lower, more predictable health care costs. All of these factors influence their long-term trajectory of health care spending.
The CVS HealthHUB experience will be amplified for Aetna members due to:
Leveraging technology and advanced analytics, Aetna is able to use a member’s claims data to identify gaps in care and execute targeted interventions. When a member has a gap in care identified by one of their care team members, whether that’s a care manager, pharmacist or other provider, CVS HealthHUB locations help to close that gap in care with connected, convenient and low-cost care. Additionally, members who are eligible for Aetna’s MinuteClinic benefit can receive all covered services at no cost to them (or at a low cost for members in qualified HDHPs).
This approach to community-based health care delivery helps make access to personalized, high-quality health care as convenient as stopping in to pick up a prescription.
To learn more, see the CVS HealthHUB Aetna Differentiator Video.
For questions, please contact a member of your B&P Sales Team - 888.722.3373.
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⁴ National Center for Chronic Disease Prevention and Health Promotion. Workplace health promotion: How CDC supports a healthy, competitive workforce. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention website. Last reviewed March 10, 2020. Accessed October 23, 2020.
