Healthcare when you work for yourself in Harts

Put everyday care within reach

SakeOf gives members a more guided way to approach healthcare: choose the membership program and features that fit, use available everyday-care services, select providers for in-person care, and turn to advocacy when a bill needs attention. The aim is to make the next step clearer, whether you need a quick virtual consultation, a prescription, a local appointment, or support understanding a larger expense.

Start with the care you need today. For an urgent concern that may be suitable for virtual care, check whether Zero Copay Telemedicine is active. For ongoing care, see whether Virtual Primary Care and its required bundled features are active. When you need an examination, test, imaging, or hands-on service, explore provider choices and contact the provider directly about the service and appointment.

SakeOf offers Full Service and Major Medical Only programs, with direct-service and discount features selected during enrollment. The calculator can help you compare membership options, and Jordan can help clarify which features are active for you.

Choose a convenient everyday-care starting point

When selected and active, Zero Copay Telemedicine provides 24/7 urgent-care access, with unlimited consultations when medically appropriate through the current service partner. It can offer a convenient first step for concerns a clinician can assess virtually. If the clinician recommends a different setting, use that guidance to plan the next step.

Rx and Prescription Benefits, when active, provide approximately 70 commonly prescribed acute medications at $0 when the medicine is on the current formulary and the participating-pharmacy and program requirements are met. Check the current pharmacy tool before filling a prescription because the formulary, participating pharmacies, and vendor rules can change. A non-formulary medicine may have a negotiated or discount price, but it is not automatically $0.

Mental Health and Counseling, when active, offers on-demand telephonic counseling and may include up to three face-to-face consultations per incident when arranged and available. Virtual Primary Care, when active with its required bundled features, offers a dedicated physician relationship, an annual virtual wellness visit, a health-risk assessment, and follow-up support for chronic care and medication management when appropriate for virtual care. Ask Jordan or check your membership details to confirm which options are active.

Pair virtual services with local provider choice

Virtual services can help with appropriate care from home; local providers can offer services that require an in-person visit, testing, or hands-on care. Valley Health’s Harts center, at 22 Fleming Drive, lists family and internal medicine, behavioral health, imaging, laboratory and nutrition services, HIV and Hep C testing and treatment, and recovery services. Call to confirm the service you need, appointments, hours, current availability, prices, and payment arrangements.

Harts Pharmacy is also listed at 22 Fleming Drive. It offers prescription services, pickup or delivery options, and an income-based medication discount program. Ask about the price of your specific medicine, whether the discount may apply, availability, and current hours.

For county-level public-health care, the Lincoln County Health Department in Hamlin lists immunizations, screenings, reproductive-health services, and STI testing and treatment. It describes some free services and sliding-fee pricing; contact the department about current services, eligibility, appointments, and fees. A state directory also lists Lincoln County primary-care resources, including a primary-care center identified as an FQHC. Confirm current offerings and payment arrangements with the provider.

Use SakeOf provider search to explore provider choices, then contact the provider to confirm it offers the service you need. When scheduling labs, imaging, follow-up, or specialist care, ask whether those services are billed separately and request an estimate when available. This helps you plan how to use local care alongside your active membership services.

Get practical support with bills and pricing

Full Service includes healthcare advocacy and fair-price review. If a bill is confusing or seems unusually high, gather the itemized bill and ask SakeOf about advocacy and negotiation support. An itemized bill should include service dates, provider information, and CPT or HCPCS codes when available. SakeOf may request medical records or other billing and clinical details to review eligibility, medical necessity, and fair pricing.

For complete submissions, send documents within six months of the service date. Submit balance bills, denials, or payment demands within 10 days of receiving them. Keep copies of bills and related correspondence so you can provide the information needed for review. Advocacy gives you support working through charges; a particular price or outcome is not assured.

For a local visit, ask the provider about its price and payment arrangements before the appointment when possible. At Harts Pharmacy, ask about the medication-specific price and discount eligibility. For services at Valley Health or other local providers, request an estimate and clarify which related services may be separate charges.

Understand support for a larger eligible medical event

For larger medical expenses, Full Service combines advocacy and fair-price review with voluntary community funding for eligible expenses. Eligibility is reviewed under program rules, and the Program Guide explains the applicable member commitment. Community funding is voluntary, so it should be understood as a potential source of member-to-member help rather than a guaranteed payment.

If you are planning care or have received a significant bill, ask Jordan what information to gather and how to submit it. A symptom can be considered during pre-existing-condition review even without a formal diagnosis; determinations depend on documentation, clinical review, and Program Guide rules. Discuss your circumstances with SakeOf rather than assuming an expense will qualify.

Choose your next step

• Compare programs: Use the calculator to explore Full Service and Major Medical Only and review the features available to select.
• Understand the model: Read the Savings Guide to see how membership services, fair-price review, advocacy, and community funding work together.
• Find care: Search for providers, then call to confirm service availability, appointments, prices, and payment arrangements.
• Get help with a specific question: Ask Jordan about active features, local care, bill documents, or how program rules apply to a potential expense.