medical
had a recent life event?
If you get married, have a baby, move or experience some other qualifying life event, you have 31 days to make changes to your benefits. If you miss this important deadline, you'll have to wait until the next open enrollment period to change your benefits.
manage your coverage
save more on health
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where's my ID card?
Existing Anthem participants can expect to receive a new medical plan ID card in 2021 due to a new, simplified ID card design; there is no change to your group or member number information. If you switched to a different medical plan choice or started participating in Chevron medical coverage for 2021, the medical plan claims administrator will issue new ID card(s) to you in late December or early January. Be sure to use any new card you may receive for medical services on or after January 1, 2021.
expatriate medical
talk with a health professional from home
special services from your plan
get a second opinion
Get a second opinion from expert specialists on a surgery or any diagnosis you may be facing without the travel, paperwork or costs. And remember, for certain surgeries, your medical plan may require you to seek a second opinion to avoid paying $400 more in claim costs.
future moms
Anthem Future Moms is a program that can answer your questions, help you make good choices and follow your health care provider’s plan of care. And it can help you have a safe delivery and a healthy child. Sign up as soon as you know you’re pregnant.
teleheath service
With a virtual health visit service (also referred to telehealth), you can receive care for minor issues, right from home.