These services at the Center with the help of community partners who

UnitedHealthcare myRide вЂ“ Improves access to nonemergencyД¬onsumers, including Medicaid beneficiaries, will be able to access.

More efficient, cost-effective access to money, integrated with a

UnitedHealthcare myMoney Connect TM вЂ“ Creates.

UnitedHealthcare myData Connection TM вЂ“ ImprovesД¬ommunications and information-sharing across social service providers.

Low-income individuals with appropriate housing to reduce health care

UnitedHealthcare myWork Connect вЂ“ Helps unemployed adultsДЄchieve the skills needed to obtain living-wage jobs.

mењњommunity Connect TM вЂ“ Facilitates access to.

The mењњommunity Connect Center will offer comprehensive services for allДЄspects of the mењњonnections pilot program including mobile food marketsДЄnd women, infant and children (WIC) services, as well as medical,Д«ehavioral and dental services. вЂњWe look forward to collaborating with UnitedHealthcare as we pursue ourД¬ombined goal of promoting healthier living within our communities.вЂќ вЂњWe are honored to be partnering with UnitedHealthcare to continue toД«uild on our mission of helping Phoenix residents become economicallyД®mpowered as they pursue their educational and life goals,вЂќ said Adame. Valenzuela and Councilman Michael Nowakowski Peoria City CouncilmemberД«ridget Binsbacher David Adame, President & CEO, Chicanos Por La Causa ДЄnd Austin Pittman, CEO, UnitedHealthcare Community & State. Phoenix Mayor Greg Stanton, Vice Mayor Daniel Gallego State Representatives Rebecca Rios, Ceci Velasquez, and To help people get on the path to better health.вЂќДЄ celebration marking the opening was held earlier today at the Our partners have been instrumental in helping us open theДoors to this Community Center, and we are grateful for the opportunity вЂњWe are honored to work with trustedД¬ommunity-based organizations such as CPLC to support healthyД¬ommunities. Savings across the health system,вЂќ said Austin Pittman, CEO of Support services associated with improving peopleвЂ™s lives while driving вЂњWe launched the mењњonnections pilot program to offer a comprehensiveД¬ommunity-based service model to integrate, organize and distribute Provides people with greater access to safe housing, transportation,Д®ducation and job training, which are essential to good health. Integrates, organizes and distributes support services for consumers and Having no way to travel to a job or needed services. Medicaid are not clinical issues, but rather social or financialД«arriers, such as lacking access to safe and affordable housing or The greatest barriers to better health for many people enrolled in

Individuals and families with access to essential social, medical andД«ehavioral services that can have a significant impact on their health Pilot program, which UnitedHealthcare developed to provide low-income

The mењњommunity Connect TM Center, located in the MaryvaleД¬ommunity Service Center, is part of the mењњonnections TM

L to R: Phoenix city councilman Michael Nowakowski Sheila Shapiro, national vice president, mењњommunity Connect, UnitedHealthcare Austin Pittman, CEO, UnitedHealthcare Community & State David Adame, president & CEO, Chicanos Por La Causa Phoenix Mayor Greg Stanton Congressman Ruben Gallego Vice Mayor Daniel Valenzuela and State Rep. Community leaders celebrate the opening of the mењњommunity Connect Center, located in the Maryvale Community Service Center in Phoenix, as part of the mењњonnections pilot program developed by UnitedHealthcare to provide low-income individuals and families with access to essential social, medical and behavioral services that can have a significant impact on their health and quality of life.

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