Oxford Health Plans
An article about Oxford Health Plans
Overview[edit | edit source]
Oxford Health Plans is a health maintenance organization (HMO) that provides health insurance services primarily in the northeastern United States. It is a subsidiary of UnitedHealth Group, one of the largest healthcare companies in the world. Oxford Health Plans offers a variety of health insurance products, including individual and family plans, small group plans, and Medicare Advantage plans.
History[edit | edit source]
Oxford Health Plans was founded in 1984 with the goal of providing affordable and accessible healthcare coverage. Over the years, it expanded its services and became known for its innovative approach to managed care. In 2004, Oxford Health Plans was acquired by UnitedHealth Group, which allowed it to leverage the resources and network of one of the largest healthcare providers in the country.
Services[edit | edit source]
Oxford Health Plans offers a range of health insurance products designed to meet the needs of different populations. These include:
- Individual and Family Plans: These plans are designed for individuals and families who need health insurance coverage. They offer a variety of options, including high-deductible plans and plans with more comprehensive coverage.
- Small Group Plans: These plans are tailored for small businesses looking to provide health insurance benefits to their employees. They offer flexibility and a range of coverage options to suit different business needs.
- Medicare Advantage Plans: These plans are available to individuals eligible for Medicare. They provide additional benefits beyond traditional Medicare, such as prescription drug coverage and wellness programs.
Network[edit | edit source]
Oxford Health Plans has a broad network of healthcare providers, including doctors, hospitals, and specialists. Members have access to a wide range of healthcare services and facilities, ensuring comprehensive care. The network is designed to provide members with convenient access to quality healthcare services.
Customer Service[edit | edit source]
Oxford Health Plans is known for its customer service and support. Members have access to a variety of resources, including online tools and customer service representatives, to help them manage their healthcare needs. The company emphasizes the importance of member satisfaction and strives to provide a positive experience for all its members.
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