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Heal Expands On-Demand Doctor Calls to Atlanta Metro Area for Aetna Members

by Fred Pennic 01/15/2019 Leave a Comment

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Heal Expands On-Demand Doctor Calls to Atlanta Metro Area for Aetna Members

On-demand doctor house call service provider Heal today announced it has joined Aetna’s robust network of high-quality providers in the metro Atlanta area, including Gwinnett, Forsyth, Fulton, Cobb, DeKalb, and Clayton counties. Effective immediately, Aetna Commercial members can schedule house calls with pediatricians, internists and family practice physicians for the same co-pay as a primary care doctor’s office visit.

Between 8:00 a.m. and 8:00 p.m., seven days a week, 365 days a year, a member has the option to be seen by a Heal doctor within two hours with the touch of an app.

“We like the simplicity and convenience of this new service option for our Commercial members,” said Frank Ulibarri, Aetna’s market president in Georgia. “Our offering with Heal reflects Aetna’s commitment to creating a more accessible, simple, and patient-centric health care experience.”

In less than four years, Heal has provided 100,000 house calls across California and the Washington, D.C. area and has reduced unnecessary Emergency Room and Urgent Care visits by up to 71 percent, generating more than $62 million in healthcare cost savings. Heal is in-network with all major PPO insurance companies in California, as well as Medicare, and will soon be in-network with insurers across the country.

“We’re eager to work with Aetna in metro Atlanta to continue the success we’ve experienced in other markets,” said Nick Desai, co-founder and CEO at Heal. “Heal and Aetna share the same dedication and vision to transforming health care in our local communities, particularly for patients with the greatest need.”

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