Driving Affordability and Access
At Anthem, we have a relentless focus on delivering more affordable and more accessible care. Motivated and inspired by a tremendous responsibility, this challenge of driving more affordable and accessible care requires collaborating with partners across the healthcare system and engaging with consumers to meet their diverse and holistic needs – when, where and how it makes sense for them.
EQUITABLE FOOD ACCESS INITIATIVE: FAMILY SOWING SEEDS OF CHANGE IN THEIR COMMUNITY
Vivian Muhammad has lived in her northeast Indianapolis neighborhood for more than 40 years. Growing up she remembers grocery stores nearby and nutritious food within reach. But over the years, a lot has changed in this community, including the food landscape.
3 QUESTIONS ABOUT: REDUCING FOOD INSECURITY IN ONE COMMUNITY FROM THE GROUND UP
September is Hunger Action Month. Anthem is committed to addressing food insecurity, the most commonly reported unmet social need in the United States.
COVID-19 MAY HAVE JUMPSTARTED BROADER ADOPTION OF TELEHEALTH FOR MENTAL HEALTH
In a State of the Nation’s Mental Health special report, we researched how people of color fared for two six-month periods before COVID-19 and during COVID-19.
A DISCUSSION ABOUT COVID-19 VACCINATIONS
Anthem is committed to improve the lives and health of communities and help build a better, more equitable and healthier America. That means doing all we can to ensure those who want to receive the vaccine can get it and to provide appropriate educational information about the vaccine. Anthem’s Chief Health Officer, Dr. Shantanu Agrawal,...
EQUITABLE FOOD ACCESS TAKES ROOT IN AN INDIANAPOLIS COMMUNITY
The Anthem Foundation is proud to partner with LISC to invest in long-term solutions to address equitable access to food.
CREATING SUSTAINABLE CHANGE ACROSS THE HEALTH ECOSYSTEM
Together with partners, Anthem and its Foundation have been building and supporting programs that reduce food insecurity and improve access to healthy meals in our communities.
BUILDING PERSONAL CONNECTIONS WITH SENIORS TO REDUCE LONELINESS AND ISOLATION
Nowhere to go, no one to talk to. For more than a year now, many seniors have sat at home alone. Loneliness affects more than 2 in 5 seniors and COVID-19 has worsened social isolation. Older adults, a high-risk category for COVID-19, were encouraged to limit exposure to people. Now, vaccines are providing greater protection...
3 QUESTIONS ABOUT: TYPE 1 DIABETES AND MENTAL HEALTH
There is a clear connection between behavioral health and chronic health conditions, such as diabetes. Beth L. Braun, Ph. D. shares her experience with diabetes and how Anthem’s partnership with JDRF is impacting the physical and mental health of people with Type 1 Diabetes.
