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Tools to Access Care
Virtual Visits For Expecting Mothers

You have the option, through myuhc.com or the If you’re planning to have a baby, the Maternity
UnitedHealthcare app, to video chat with a doctor for Support Program provides information and support
a wide array of common issues, including: throughout your pregnancy and after giving birth.
When you enroll in the program, you’ll be able to
„ Allergies „ Rashes work with a maternity nurse who is available to
„ Bronchitis „ Sore throats answer your questions and help you with things like:

„ Eye infections „ Upset stomachs „ Choosing a doctor or nurse midwife, and help
„ Flu „ And more with inding a pediatrician or other specialist

„ Headaches/migraines „ Information to help you take care of yourself and
A trip to the emergency room for these and other the health of your baby—even if your pregnancy
common ailments can be very expensive, but if you is considered high-risk
use the Virtual Visits program your cost is just $50 „ Support to help you manage your health—
or less. physically and emotionally—before and after your
baby is born
Connect with a Therapist For more information on this program, go to

Another tool that you may ind helpful is Talkspace myuhc.phs.com/maternitysupport or download
which connects you to and allows messaging with a the app UnitedHealthcare Healthy Pregnancy from
licensed therapist. Once you ind a therapist through the app store. You can also call the program Monday
the site, you can begin therapy within hours without through Thursday from 8 a.m. till 8 p.m. and Fridays
setting an appointment. You can message your from 8 a.m. till 5 p.m. at 877.201.5328.
therapist whenever you wish—24/7. For more on this
tool, go to talkspace.com/connect.


Comparing the Options

Before you review your medical plan options, you’ll need to understand how they work. Start with these terms.

„ Coinsurance: A set percentage you pay of the cost of the care you receive, for example 20%.
„ Copay: A set dollar amount you pay when you receive healthcare, for example $35 when you see a
specialist.

„ Deductible: A set amount you must pay out of your pocket before the plan starts paying part of the cost,
unless a copay applies.

„ Network: A group of providers your plan contracts with at discounted rates. You will almost always pay less
when you receive network care. If you choose to see an out-of-network provider, you may be billed for the
balance. This means you will be responsible for charges above the plan reimbursement amounts.

„ Out-of-pocket maximum: The most you will pay in a calendar year for doctor visits, prescriptions, etc., for
covered expenses and includes your deductible, copays and coinsurance. This “safety net” provides peace
of mind for those who have a serious condition or illness.



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