A different way to healthcare in Leavittsburg

Start with the care you need

SakeOf is a healthcare membership designed to make everyday care and healthcare decisions more manageable. Members can use selected direct services, choose providers for in-person needs, and get help understanding bills and pursuing fair pricing. For eligible larger expenses, Full Service also offers a path to request voluntary community funding under program rules.

For a common non-emergency illness or symptom, active Zero Copay Telemedicine offers 24/7 phone or video access at $0 per eligible consultation. It is designed for concerns appropriate for telemedicine; clinical appropriateness, provider availability, technology, state law, and prescribing rules apply. If you need in-person care, a lab, imaging, a specialist, or follow-up, you choose where to seek it and can ask the provider about the service and expected price.

Use the calculator to explore membership choices, then the Savings Guide to understand how the membership works. Provider search and Jordan can help you explore options and ask questions based on your situation.

Use everyday services that fit

When a telemedicine clinician recommends medication, check the current formulary and participating-pharmacy process before filling it. A listed medication can be $0 when prescribing, dispensing, and program requirements are met. Non-formulary medications may have a negotiated or discount price, but they are not automatically $0 or eligible for community funding. Check the current pharmacy tool for the specific medication.

Members with active Mental Health and Counseling can access included telephonic counseling on demand at $0. Up to three face-to-face consultations per incident may be arranged when available. This feature requires active Rx and Prescription Benefits and Zero Copay Telemedicine.

For ongoing care, use provider search to explore providers and contact them about services, appointments, participation, and expected charges. The membership information here does not establish a specific Virtual Primary Care service or guarantee a local appointment, so confirm available options directly.

Find local resources and confirm the details

No general-public clinic or hospital in Leavittsburg was confirmed in the reviewed sources. Trumbull County resources are located elsewhere: the Trumbull County Combined Health District lists nursing and immunization information and identifies its office in Cortland. Its 2026 adult immunization flyer lists monthly walk-in clinics and a $10 visit charge. Call the health district to confirm the current clinic location, schedule, fee, and payment details before visiting. ^{www.scph.org www.scph.org}

ONE Health Ohio lists community health-center locations in Cortland, Newton Falls, and Warren, with services varying by site. Contact a specific location to ask whether it provides the care you need, has appointments, and what charges or payment options may apply. A listing is a starting point for your search, not confirmation of service availability or price.

Hospital access in Trumbull County has changed. The county’s 2026 hazard-mitigation plan reports that Trumbull Regional Medical Center and Hillside Rehabilitation Hospital closed in March 2025. Confirm a facility’s current operations and services before traveling; older listings may not reflect current status.

Choose your provider and plan for in-person care

You choose where to seek an in-person visit, lab, imaging, specialist service, or procedure. Before scheduling, ask the provider whether it offers the service, whether an appointment is available, and what the expected charge is. A telemedicine recommendation does not itself arrange or include an in-person service, lab, imaging, procedure, or specialist visit.

For help finding public program information, Ohio Medicaid provides benefit, application, and provider-directory resources at the state level. Those statewide tools do not establish local appointment access, provider participation, or an individual price. Confirm details with the relevant program and provider.

Use advocacy to work through a bill

When a bill is unclear or higher than expected, Full Service advocacy can help members review bills and documentation and pursue fair-price review and negotiation support. For planned higher-cost care, contact SakeOf in advance when reasonably possible and ask the provider for an estimate or itemized bill. Advocacy can help you understand and address a bill; it does not promise a particular price or result.

An itemized bill is required for submissions and should include service dates, provider information, and CPT or HCPCS codes when available. SakeOf may request records or other documentation to review eligibility, medical necessity, or fair pricing. Submit complete documents within six months of the service date. Send balance bills, denials, or payment demands within 10 days of receiving them.

Understand support for larger eligible expenses

For eligible medical expenses under Full Service, members pay the applicable member commitment, keep membership current, and meet required asks. After review, eligible expenses may be presented for voluntary member-to-member community funding under program rules. Gather itemized bills and requested records, and ask SakeOf how to submit them.

If you are planning maternity care, the optional community-sharing feature is available only when offered, selected, active, and current. It requires 12 continuous months of active maternity selection before conception. The member responsibility is $5,000 per eligible pregnancy, with community sharing up to $25,000 after that responsibility. Adding maternity after conception does not make that pregnancy eligible. Explore your membership options and ask Jordan about the feature requirements for your situation.