July 26, 2021
Cigna, Oscar Health to offer virtual-first primary care plan
Editor's Note
Cigna and New York City-based Oscar Health will offer a virtual-first primary care plan next year in Georgia and Tennessee for small businesses, the July 22 Becker’s Hospital Review reports.
The model, which will be available on some of the insurers’ joint plans, offers unlimited primary care provider virtual visits with $0 copays and access to lab and specialist visits when recommended by a primary care physician, the report says.
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