Mutual Health Brings Virtual-First Health Share Model To Georgia

Mutual Health, a virtual-first health share program, is now available in Georgia. It combines community-based sharing of eligible health care expenses with virtual care, flexible provider organization choices, and an at-home diagnostic device cleared by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA).

The program is intended for people considering alternatives to traditional health care options, including self-employed workers, gig workers, families, rural residents, and small business owners. Membership benefits include virtual care, prescription and mental health resources, laboratory and imaging services, emergency care support, and prenatal and postnatal resources.

Each household receives an at-home . . .