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Super
One of the worst apps I’ve ever had to use
Not Everything Connects
So far, not so good..
UHC program. Of course you’ll be denied.
Change My Life
Great info
Game
Insurance Shouldn’t Override My Doctors Treatment Plan
UnitedHealthcare now requires me to participate in weekly Vida Health check-ins in order to continue covering a medication my physician has prescribed and is already managing.
I am not refusing treatment or support. I already have a treating physician, follow a medical plan, exercise regularly, and am actively engaged in improving my health. Requiring weekly coaching sessions and check ins as a condition of coverage is an unnecessary administrative burden that overrides the physician-patient relationship.
The scheduling also fails to accommodate many working professionals, with limited group session availability Monday through Thursday.
Programs like Vida should be offered as an optional resource, not a mandatory requirement to access physician-prescribed treatment.
Terrible
Waste of time and money
1. The app happily pulls data from my phone but refuses to share anything back to Apple Health. So now I have a scale that only talks to the Vida app. Very useful.
2. I’ve been seeing my GP regularly since 2017 and already got my GLP-1 through her. Now, thanks to insurance, I have to go through this app too—adding an entirely unnecessary hoop. Why am I paying for my doctor and consulting a random nurse here just to get the same prescription?
3. Messaging is a mess. Every reply comes from a different person, usually with a canned response. It took 13 different people to handle a simple refill.
4. I’ve been on this medication for years, yet every week I’m asked the same side-effect questions. It’s redundant, especially since I already check in with my doctor every few months.
Overall, the whole experience feels repetitive, disconnected, and unnecessarily complicated.
