The video starts with the UHC “U”. It then splits into 3 blue lines that wiggle off and reveal blue text over a white background. Upbeat music plays throughout.
ON SCREEN TEXT: Helping members access behavioral healthcare
The text wipes out of screen to reveal a group of diverse adults seated in a circle. One man holds a tablet, as they all appear to be discussing something in a sunlit, comfortable living room setting. Two women, both African American, sit and talk on a park bench on a sunny day, each holding a red drink cup. A young woman, of South Asian descent, sits on a gray sofa with patterned pillows and talks directly to someone out of frame, gesturing with her hands as she speaks. A caregiver places a comforting hand on the shoulder of an older man. A close-up of two people, one wearing a sweater, holding hands. A gold watch is visible on the wrist of the hand being held. Two young people, joyfully celebrate with fist bumps as they ride a public bus. The screen transitions to a dark blue background with an animated white circle containing vertical bars, which slowly become taller, illustrating a graph increasing. A female announcer is speaking.
FEMALE ANNOUNCER: It's no secret. Employees are more open about their mental health and seeking help more than they used to. That's a good thing. But with this increased demand for behavioral health services, employers are seeing costs go up.
The scene expands to a pair of animated yellow hands holding binoculars. One eyepiece shows the increasing bars, while the other shows a dollar sign and an upward arrow, both within circles. The camera zooms out to reveal white text over a blue background .
FEMALE ANNOUNCER: And it's getting harder for employees to find care.
ON SCREEN TEXT: 1/3+ live in an area with a shortage of mental health professionals.
HRSA State of the Behavioral Health Workforce. 2024. Available: bhw.hrsa.gov/sites/default/files/bureau-health-workforce/state-of-the-behavioral-workforce-report-2024.pdf.
FEMALE ANNOUNCER: So how do you keep a good thing, like employee well-being, from becoming stressful?
A graphic appears of the left side profile of a head. Clouds pass by, and a rainbow appears. A portion of the screen turns to a blue color, and shows an image of a cloud crying. Text appears in blue on a white background:
ON SCREEN TEXT: Helping employees access the right kind of care
FEMALE ANNOUNCER: It starts with helping employees access the right kind of care from the beginning.
A video montage appears. An overhead view of a therapist and patient in session. A man sits on a dark couch, holding tissues. A woman writes on a clipboard from a separate couch. A man with his hands clasped together in an image. A woman with brown hair is wearing glasses as she cradles a pug while looking at her phone. An older couple smiles, with their arms around one another, as someone in the foreground hugs them. Two women, one with braided hair, embrace in a dance studio. A group of hikers stroll along a mountain trail on a bright day. A man with tan skin and dark hair smiles and engages with another person.
FEMALE ANNOUNCER: While people often associate mental health care with talk therapy, for employees with less severe needs, like everyday stress or mild anxiety, other solutions may be just as appropriate, if not more, and cost-efficient.
White text appears over a blue background.
ON SCREEN TEXT: ≈50% of members seeking support may benefit from alternative solutions.
Based on AbleTo's Jan. - Dec. 2023 analysis of member onboarding data, coaching has shown to be a fit for nearly 50% of a plan population seeking mental health support (n=31,455).
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ON SCREEN TEXT: This includes
Icons appear of a telephone, an open book, a hand clicking a button, and a chat symbol to represent access to services. An icon displays of a square, and the words, Calm Health, appears inside.
FEMALE ANNOUNCER: This includes tools like 24/7 in-the-moment phone support, education and self-help resources, virtual behavioral health coaching, and more. One good example is Calm Health, a well-being app that offers eligible members access to resources and programs created by psychologists to help manage anxiety, depression, work stress, and sleep.
ON SCREEN TEXT: Calm Health
ON SCREEN TEXT: access to resources and programs created by psychologists
Anxiety
Depression
Work Stress
Sleep
The text dissolves to a video montage showing a man with dark hair strolls on the sidewalk, as he looks intently at his phone. Someone wearing a green jacket leans against a fence on a mountain as they tap on their phone. A man hands a woman a warm drink while looking lovingly at one another. A father leans close to his son's face. Two people ride bicycles on a sunny day. A blonde woman with long hair stands next to a lake and looks at the mountains. A brunette woman wearing pink pajamas lays in bed and looks at her phone. White text appears over a blue background.
FEMALE ANNOUNCER: And because many of these solutions are available on-demand to members, It eliminates the need for a claim and allows them to get the support they need when they need it. By helping employees find the right resources for their day-to-day emotional health, we're working to make care easier to access and easier to afford for everyone.
ON SCREEN TEXT: easier to access easier to afford for everyone good thing
FEMALE ANNOUNCER: Now that's a good thing.
The white text dissolve to blue text over a white background. It then cuts to three blue lines wiggling to form the UHC “U”. Blue and gray text appear on the screen. The music fades.
ON SCREEN TEXT: UnitedHealthcare uhc.com/behavioral
When you sign up for Virtual Behavioral Coaching, you will be asked a series of questions to ensure that this program is the right fit for you. You may be directed to another resource if your answers indicate that a different type of program may better suit your needs.
Calm Health is not intended to diagnose or treat depression, anxiety, or any other disease or condition. If participants feel their condition is severe and needs attention, they are instructed to contact their treating provider or mental health therapist for help. This program is not available to UnitedHealthcare E&I Fully Insured customers/members in District of Columbia, Maryland, New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania, Virginia, and West Virginia due to regulatory filings. Employee benefits including group health plan benefits may be taxable benefits unless they fit into specific exception categories. Please consult with your tax specialist to determine taxability of these offerings.
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