I did eventually get the answers I… I did eventually get the answers I needed but it took much longer than I had hoped since I was in the middle of trying to get some appointments scheduled.

Sana Cares My first time using Sana, we had a little snag as the provider requires additional information. The Sana team has been extremely responsive and helpful in working to get things sorted out. Five stars for personalized care from an insurance company! Who even knew that exists?!

Sana costs less and covers more!! =D This insurance costs HALF what my BCBS did and covers more. My prescriptions went from $100/mo to $20. That alone is worth the switch. But, there's more! My co-pays are lower and Sana covers every doctor, dentist, eye doctor, specialist, etc that I need. I'm literally not even sure how this company exists, but I'm profoundly grateful to my employer for finding them.

DON'T FALL FOR IT DON'T FALL FOR IT! As an individual that has SANA "insurance" through my employer (2 years in), it is the absolute WORST and hardest to navigate. I should not have to invite my provider to accept the "insurance". I should not have to contact Sana every week trying to make sure that my procedure is going to be covered. I should not have to worry and have added stress by having to make sure that Sana team members are doing their job. I should not have to worry about receiving a huge bill after going to the doctor or imaging not be covered because I didn't use the SANA preferred third party. You need to tell people this! You are not transparent when selling your "insurance". By the way, these aren't standard PPO Insurance plans, it's MANAGED CARE!

Sana forced me off my established meds Sana has forced me off a drug that I have been established on since Dec 2017, onto a cheaper version that I am not tolerating well, and gives me no options to address the situation. Their response is nothing short of "tough, get over it, there is nothing you can do about it - we have the power over you, not vice versa." I have THREE meds available to me that I can take for my condition. Or, I can have a liver transplant. How's that for 'options?'