Sydney Care mobile app can help members assess their potential risk for COVID-19

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Written By AS Design
Woman using Anthem LiveHealth
 
 

Sydney Care℠ mobile app available for iOS and Android devices. Members can download it from the App Store® or Google Play™ and get started in just minutes and how it would help you understand your symptoms and connect with a doctor through a telehealth session. Here's an update on the app and how members can use it.

Members can now assess their symptoms and potential risk for COVID-19 using the free Sydney Care mobile app. It's fast, easy, and they don't have to leave home to do it. 

The app will connect you to a doctor through a Virtual Care text session or a LiveHealth Online video chat session right from their phone. Learn how by clicking on this LiveHealth link.

Members can get one Virtual Care text session for free. Additional Virtual Care text visits cost $19 each. Members can use LiveHealth Online at no cost until further notice. Most plans include telehealth as part of their benefits. We'll also waive cost sharing for phone or video telehealth visits with doctors in members' plans.

Coronavirus Information

Additional information is available on the CDC website.

 
AS Design

Sharon Barcarse provides over 30 years of experience in the graphic design industry, including branding, publications, advertising, marketing collateral, and online design. She spent 13 years in publication and advertising; both as an art director and later as a creative director overseeing more than 50 annual publications.

In 2003, Sharon started AS Design, based in Santa Monica, CA. Clients have included Guidant Corporation, Abbot Laboratories, Clay Lacy Aviation, Motion Picture Industry Pension & Health Plans, Pacific Federal Insurance, Mission Community Hospital, San Fernando Community Health Center, Los Angeles Better Buildings Challenge, Valley Industry & Commerce Association, and Los Angeles Valley College.

In her free time, Sharon and her husband like to discover new restaurants and post far too many food and wine photos on Instagram.

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