Anthem, UnitedHealthcare offer telemedicine coverage in Nevada

Two major payers in Nevada are recognizing and covering telemedicine consultations, according to a Las Vegas Review-Journal report.

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Anthem and UnitedHealthcare, the two biggest payers in Nevada, have launched programs allowing for virtual visits between patients and physicians for “routine conditions.”

Anthem’s program, LiveHealth Online, is available 24/7 on a patient’s personal device, as is UnitedHealthcare’s Health Plan of Nevada app NowClinic.

Visits via Anthem’s LiveHealth Online cost the same as or less than an in-office primary care visit for members and $49 for nonmembers. UnitedHealthcare’s NowClinic is restricted to commercial and individual enrollees and costs approximately $10 to $15 per visit, according to the report.

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