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Jason, a community engagement manager at UnitedHealthcare, helps community members better understand and navigate the health care system.
The video opens with an animated graphic. Colorful, stylized figures walk across a background that is white on the top half and dark blue on the bottom half. Text appears in the blue section. Upbeat music plays throughout.
On-screen text: People Behind the Plan
Jason
The video cuts to a man, Jason, driving a van. He has a goatee and wears a gray flat cap and a dark blue shirt. He then appears in a sunny office, wearing a headset and speaking into the microphone.
Jason: I'm a Community Engagement Manager for UnitedHealthcare Community Plan of Washington. We do a lot of, uh, outreach and engagement with our providers and our community partners.
The scene cuts to Jason speaking to the camera in a modern office setting. He is wearing a blue UnitedHealthcare polo shirt and his gray flat cap.
Jason: I also, we'll work on events with quality initiatives and HEDIS measures. A trend of closing gaps in population health, like mammograms, uh, flu shot events, any kind of vaccination, Hep C, uh, awareness testing, colonoscopy, all that kind of stuff.
The camera shows a point-of-view shot from a car driving down a multi-lane highway under a green sign for I-5 South to Portland and Seattle. The scene cuts to a white sign on a sidewalk.
Jason walks down an indoor hallway, pulling a folding cart with supplies. Jason stands outside next to a large purple UnitedHealthcare Community Plan van with a yellow heart graphic on the side.
Jason: This right here is, uh, our UnitedHealthcare outreach van.
Jason is shown driving the van from the driver's seat.
Jason: We're heading to Olympia, Washington. It's the capital of our state.
Jason pulls a blue cart with the UnitedHealthcare Community Plan logo across a crosswalk toward a building entrance.
Jason: We're having a, uh, health and wellness fair at a, uh, elementary school there.
Inside a large room, Jason speaks to a woman at a table displaying a banner that says "Food Bank." The video cuts back to Jason speaking in his seated interview.
Jason: The population that we serve, you know, it's the low-income families and individuals. Uh, I was raised by a single mom and I kind of understand kind of the struggles that they go through. And, um, I like to be surrounded, uh, and, like, help those people with resources and help them navigate the system.
The purple UnitedHealthcare outreach van drives down the highway under a cloudy sky. The video cuts to a framed portrait photograph of a young Jason in a crisp white U.S. Navy uniform.
Jason: I was in the U.S. Navy, uh, stationed in San Diego. I did serve my country, but now I serve my community.
Jason stands at a health fair booth, talking with an attendee and handing out information. The booth has a UnitedHealthcare banner featuring photos of happy families.
Jason: So in the, in the Navy, we have, uh, core values: honor, courage, and commitment. And I think UnitedHealthcare as a company itself has these kind of core values.
Jason walks away down an office hallway, pulling a door shut behind him. The video returns to his interview.
Jason: The core values that we want to instill with our community, our members, our providers. Helping people, yeah. That's what it's all about.
The screen fades to white. The UnitedHealthcare logo appears in blue. The music fades.
On-screen text: UnitedHealthcare
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