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First Choice Health

0/5 (0 reviews)

Founded 04/1985
Group Sizes Any Size
Customers Served 250K

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About First Choice Health

First Choice Health is a physician and hospital owned company serving over one million people in Washington and the Northwest since 1985. As an innovative alternative to traditional healthcare, we offer access to providers within a growing PPO Network, expert data-driven health plan administration and medical management services, and an Employee Assistance Program (EAP) built to support members in every step of their healthcare journey. Through our dedication to innovation and improvement, First Choice Health continues to be well-positioned to adapt to the changing healthcare landscape. We are proud to deliver the personalized, quality service our clients deserve, while reducing costs and keeping their members healthy.

Value Proposition

For more than 15 years, First Choice Health Employee Assistance Program (EAP) has been providing solutions that help employers develop and maintainhealthy work environments while improving employees’ health and productivity at work and home. We offer counseling, crisis support, and referral services along with a wide range of tools and resources. We specialize in high-touch service and innovative techniques to provide comprehensive support to our customers.

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First Choice Health Offerings

H&P POINT SOLUTIONS
Behavioral Health Providers
Financial Wellness Programs
- Financial Education
- Mindfulness at Work

Stress Management in the Workplace
Corporate Resilience Program
EAP Providers
DECISION SUPPORT
Telemedicine Companies

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First Choice Health Materials

EAP-BetterHelp-Use-Guide-05212019.pdf
EAP-Sales-flyer-02142019.pdf
EAP_Brochure-08312018.pdf
EAP-Embedded-v-Standalone.pdf
Financial.pdf

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