How SOLO is Different
Plans You Can Understand
Ever think some insurance companies are trying to make things confusing? It’s like they’re working to make their plans too complicated to understand, rather than focusing on keeping you well.
ConnectiCare SOLO is taking the opposite approach. We believe that health plans work best when people know what they’re getting. That’s why you’ll always get a straight answer from us, straight from our Connecticut headquarters.
Benefits of ConnectiCare SOLO:
- Open Access – No need to seek a referral
Referral – Some health insurance companies require members to get a referral from their primary care physician before seeing a specialist. ConnectiCare SOLO does not require referrals. Members can see specialists without first obtaining a referral from their primary care physician.
before visiting a specialist - Industry-leading Service – Highest member satisfaction score in Connecticut1
- TouchPoints Program for Staying Healthy – Plus guidance and support to get there
- Local Customer Service – Direct from our Farmington, CT headquarters
- Quality Coverage – “Excellent” accreditation from NCQA2
- Wide Choice – Selection of plans at different coverage levels
- Extensive Provider
Provider – A health care facility or professional, including a doctor, nurse, physician's assistant, who delivers medical services.
Network
Network - A group of health care providers that belong to a health insurance company's preferred list. Depending on the health plan, a visit to an in-network provider may be covered at a higher level than a visit to an out-of-network provider. – Choose from more than 20,000 health care professionals.
1 According to the 2008 Consumer Assessment of Health Plans Survey
2 NCQA (National Committee for Quality Assurance) is the industry standard for quality. ConnectiCare received “Excellent” Accreditation from NCQA in 2009. The Accreditation is valid until October 2011.
