Fall 2021 Product Updates
Between our COVID-19 vaccination tracking, provider search enhancements, and OE support through Broadcaster, it’s an exciting time here at HealthJoy.
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Neehar Garg : June 16, 2021
From added convenience to ongoing COVID-19 considerations, we’ve enhanced a few features this quarter that improve the member experience.
We’ve added a feature that allows HealthJoy members to save a copy of their COVID-19 Vaccination Record Card right in the app, simplifying their access as many workplaces require proof for reopening.
Our latest product update also showcases a more convenient way for HR to communicate about Open Enrollment. After rolling out a public beta of our tool, Broadcaster, in the spring, we added an extra layer of convenience by including a new OE-specific template and a feature that broadens your HR team’s reach.
What’s more, our product team has some exciting rollouts planned for HealthJoy clients later in the year, so stay tuned for an in-depth look at those upcoming offerings on our blog. Here’s what else we’ve been up to this quarter.
As cities across the U.S. gear up for full re-openings, it’s likely certain organizations may require proof of a COVID-19 vaccination. For HealthJoy members, that information will become easily accessible thanks to an enhancement that allows them to save a copy of their COVID-19 Vaccination Record Card right in the app.
To get started, members will need to open the HealthJoy app and start a chat with the healthcare concierge. From there, they can let us know they want to save their COVID-19 vaccination record. We’ll ask for a photo, and once we’ve loaded it, it will arrive as a “card” to their HealthJoy Inbox.
We know benefits communication can get complicated, and with Open Enrollment just around the corner, your HR team probably has plenty of crucial information to share with employees right now. That’s why we’ve added a new OE template to our Broadcaster tool.
Available through the dashboard, Broadcaster enables you to reach out to eligible employees efficiently and with ease via their mobile devices, where they can view your messages (“broadcasts”) through the HealthJoy app. With the new template, you can simplify your message and ensure employees receive vital OE materials, announcements, and reminders.
In addition to a new OE template, Broadcaster’s latest features also allows HR teams to:
Members will soon have access to a powerful, self-service tool that enables them to search for in-network care providers and facilities within minutes.
This tool, Find Care, will give your employees the option to perform their own search, but still have full access to HealthJoy’s concierge team and services like appointment scheduling and finding answers to benefits questions as they arise.
Whether it’s simplifying OE communication and segmenting broadcasts, or finding more convenient ways for members to store vital vaccination info in the app, this quarter’s improvements focused on optimizing the member experience. In the months ahead, we’re excited to roll out Find Care, along with expanded offerings geared to make implementation easier, drive benefits utilization, and improve employee health outcomes.
Between our COVID-19 vaccination tracking, provider search enhancements, and OE support through Broadcaster, it’s an exciting time here at HealthJoy.
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