K Health

K Health pairs clinicians with AI technology to provide data-driven, personalized care 24/7. Through the K Health app or partnerships with numerous health systems and insurance companies, people can get access to high-quality primary care.

K Health offers a range of primary care services for conditions like type 2 diabetes, acid reflux, high blood pressure and weight management. It also offers urgent care for issues like UTIs, back pain, sinus infections and mental health support for anxiety, depression and postpartum depression.

One of the advantages is the ability to get care through multiple channels:

• K Health App: Available in the 48 continental US states, no insurance needed.
• Cedars-Sinai Connect: For California residents, virtual care from Cedars-Sinai providers, insurance required.
• Elevance Health: Some members can use insurance to pay for care on the K Health app.
• UnitedHealthcare: Some Surest members can use insurance to pay for care on the K Health app.

K Health services cost different amounts:

• Membership: $49 for the first month, then $147 per quarter after that. It includes unlimited virtual visits, 24/7 urgent care and flexible appointments for follow-up care.
• One-Time Virtual Visit: $73 per visit, including one week of follow-up chats.

K Health hopes to improve health care by using technology to make the process easier. The company's platform is designed to be easy to use, with features like a symptom checker and doctor chat. Its medical team includes board-certified doctors and licensed nurse practitioners who develop personalized care plans for chronic conditions and everyday health issues.

K Health's leadership team includes people with experience in both health care and technology, including doctors, scientists and entrepreneurs who want to improve primary care. The company has partnerships with prestigious health care organizations, including Cedars-Sinai and Mayo Clinic, that add to its credibility.

K Health doesn't accept insurance for memberships or one-time visits, but it keeps costs low to try to make health care more accessible to everyone. However, you can use your insurance for medications and lab tests ordered through the platform.

Published on June 27, 2024