Sutter Health Plus is pleased to announce important changes to its large group plans that will promote convenience and lower costs for members.
Sutter Health Plus is pleased to announce important changes to its large group plans that will promote convenience and lower costs for members.
Between career responsibilities and checking off the boxes on a to-do list, it’s easy to forget about caring for one’s own health. It’s time to flip the narrative on work/life balance and keep health top of mind.
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) is updating its recommendations to allow children ages five to 11 to receive a booster shot of Pfizer’s COVID-19 vaccine at least five months after completing the primary COVID-19 vaccination series.
Over the past few years, many women have put scheduling routine preventive screenings and exams on hold—and some of the impacts are now being seen. One way to help detect serious health issues when they may be most treatable is to schedule an annual well-woman exam.
From virtual work meetings to video chats with family and friends, people are embracing new ways to connect with each other. For some, accessing healthcare through a video visit has helped save time and money—especially with the rising cost of gas.
As we settle into the routines of our work and personal lives in this new normal, the day-to-day can sometimes seem repetitive. Sometimes, just talking with someone can help to put things into perspective. Sutter Health Plus members can schedule a secure, confidential in-person or virtual visit with a participating behavioral health provider through U.S. Behavioral Health Plan, California.
Tera Practice, a virtual-first approach to primary care, is an innovative digital health model that was established by the Sutter Health network to enhance human connection and deliver a positive experience. Tera recently expanded to a new Bay Area location in Oakland, welcoming Dr. Jonathan S. Lee.
For much of his life, Sutter Health Plus member Otis G. has seen healthcare providers through in-person visits. Today, Otis is finding success in achieving many of his wellness goals by embracing a virtual-first approach to primary care called Tera Practice.
From sporting events to restaurants and celebrations, many adults enjoy an occasional alcoholic beverage during social gatherings. Some people, however, can develop an unhealthy relationship with alcohol for temporary relief from mental health issues, like anxiety and depression.
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention is updating its recommendations to allow certain immunocompromised individuals and people over 50 to be eligible for a second Pfizer or Moderna booster.