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AmeriHealth takes steps to help members affected by wildfires in California

By January 9, 2025January 14th, 2025Company News Press Releases
AmeriHealth

Cranbury, NJ — January 9, 2025 — AmeriHealth is taking the following measures to help its members affected by the fires burning in California.

For members impacted, AmeriHealth is revising some policies now through February 6, 2025.

Specific policy revisions include:

  • Waiving precertification, referral, and hospital admission requirements for medically necessary care for insured members. AmeriHealth is also working closely with self-funded groups to ask for their flexibility in waiving these same requirements.
  • Working closely with hospitals, doctors, and urgent care facilities to ensure members who may not have access to their usual physicians and facilities have access to emergent and urgent care services anywhere they need it.
  • Lifting prescription refill restrictions, such as the “refill too soon” limit, and allowing members who receive prescriptions via mail order to get prescriptions at a retail pharmacy.
  • Providing replacement of medical equipment or supplies for members.
  • Throughout this emergency situation, AmeriHealth members can call 1-888-968-7241 toll-free for assistance with questions about care, medication needs, and help with the stress and trauma they may be experiencing. This line is available 24 hours a day, seven days a week. AmeriHealth employees can ensure that members have uninterrupted access to the health care services they need during this emergency situation and the aftermath.

AmeriHealth members can also access their personal health information and find and print replacement ID cards at AmeriHealth Login Page.

Carly LePore

Carly LePore joined AmeriHealth in 2018 where today she serves as the organization's Corporate Communications Manager. She plays a key role in protecting and promoting the AmeriHealth brand by providing strategic counsel on matters related to media relations, speaking engagements and public appearances as well as internal associate communications.

As a member of the AmeriHealth Reach Associate Resource Group, Carly plays an integral role in helping cultivate a welcoming work environment within the company.

Carly brings more than a decade of experience in public/media relations as well as corporate and associate communications. Carly earned her B.A. in public relations with a minor in sociology from Quinnipiac University in Connecticut.