Humana, Matrix sign multi-year contract to offer Medicare Advantage medical assessment services

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Matrix Medical Network, a national leader in prospective medical assessment services, announced today that Humana Inc. (NYSE: HUM), one of the nation's leading health and well-being companies, has signed a multi-year contract with Matrix to provide prospective medical assessments to Humana Medicare Advantage health plan members. Humana offers a broad range of cost-effective Medicare Advantage (MA) medical plans and Medicare Prescription Drug Plans (PDP).   

Matrix provides prospective medical assessments through its nationwide network of employee nurse practitioners. Under the terms of the contract with Humana, Matrix nurse practitioners will conduct assessments of member health status for Humana either in a member's home or at a nursing facility. These assessments will assist Humana in providing its members with additional, high quality information and health education services.

"We are very pleased to team with Humana and help this leading consumer-focused health care company continue its commitment to enhancing the wellness opportunities for its members," said Randy Dobbs, CEO of Matrix Medical Network. "Given our extensive experience, advanced technology and highly skilled nurse practitioner team, Matrix can assist Humana with efficiently and securely collecting health plan member data that can be transformed into information that benefits its members."    

Comments

  1. Ann Ann United States says:

    Forgive my suspicion but I do not understand what a nurse practioner coming to my home for "90 minutes" is going to do for my health that my doctor's nurse, who takes the same information in a few mintues, doesn't do.

  2. Jean Bailey Jean Bailey United States says:

    I cannot believe this was offered to me and everyone with Humana, another way to sock it to Medicare? Get real, I have no needs that could be met with a visit from a nurse.

  3. B Zeller B Zeller United States says:

    as of 2016, this service is no longer offered - so how long was that "contract" for anyway?

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