WASHINGTON – The National Black Chamber of Commerce has named UnitedHealthcare as the first-ever health benefit provider of choice for its nearly 100,000 member businesses, citing United’s “Generations of Wellness” program as a key factor in the decision.
The program offers services specifically tailored to meet the needs of black-owned businesses and their employees and to address critical health issues and illness that disproportionately affect African-American communities.
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“UnitedHealthcare’s Generations of Wellness meets the needs of black-owned businesses, their employees and the African-American community at large,” said Harry C. Alford, president and CEO of the Chamber, in a news release. “By offering customized health resources and services that are relevant to African Americans and their health, UnitedHealthcare is playing a vital role in enabling employees of black-owned businesses to become better informed health care consumers with easier access to services that help them get better care.”
Generations of Wellness has partnered with Black Chambers of Commerce in Atlanta, Dallas, Mississippi, Baton Rouge, La., and Prince George’s County, Md. The national organization, based in Washington, D.C., has nearly 200 affiliated local chapters.
UnitedHealthcare is part of the UnitedHealth Group (NYSE:UNH). For more information, go to www.unitedhealthcare.com.
