UCSF Health and John Muir Health are working together to build a cancer network in the East Bay dedicated to prevention, diagnosis, and treatment of this prominent and lethal disease. Learn more about this incredible partnership!
John Muir Health employees can select UnitedHealthcare’s SignatureValue Advantage HMO, which includes the Canopy Health alliance. Keep reading to learn more!
Canopy Health enjoyed significant network expansion in 2018, as well as the launch of our new member portal and the MyCanopyHealth app. After such a successful year, we’re excited to keep growing and reinventing healthcare in the Bay Area.
Innovative healthcare organization utilizes American Well development tools to create and host new forward-thinking medical videoconferencing feature
New HMO plan provides improved coverage choice at lower premium
Our innovative high-performance network reaches across eight Bay Area counties and includes nearly 5,000 physicians at 18 hospitals. We can provide great care regardless of where your employees live, work, or play!
2018 has been quite a year for Canopy Health. We expanded our service area and our executive team and even created a new app and portal to help our members achieve easier access to care and better health outcomes.
Canopy Health’s carrier partners offer diverse, flexible plans that can accommodate all your clients’ needs. And once they choose a plan, they have our full network at the ready wherever they live, work, or play.
Dignity Health and Catholic Health Initiatives have combined their resources to provide and improve a nonprofit Catholic health system dedicated to fostering healthy communities throughout the Bay Area.
New digital platforms give members greater access to the Bay Area healthcare alliance
Virtual reality therapy is an emerging treatment method being used at UCSF Benioff Children’s Hospital to help distract patients from their pain by giving them something more positive to focus on.
Alameda Health System is collecting race, ethnicity, and language (REAL) data, as well as sexual orientation and gender identity (SOGI) data, to develop population management strategies that reduce healthcare disparities across the board.
