“Uncertainty around the COVID-19 vaccine could lead some people to avoid or delay receiving the shot,” Centene CEO Michael Neidorff said in the statement. “We continue to be concerned that this could have significant consequences for their health and the health of their families.”
Mr. Neidorff went on to say he hoped the two initiatives would reduce vaccine hesitancy among members.
Previous efforts from the company have included providing assistance to members in scheduling vaccine appointments and arranging transportation.
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