Elevance Health brings together the concepts of elevate and advance, exemplified by our bold purpose of improving the health of humanity. We are a health company dedicated to making real progress toward improving the health of the people and communities we serve.
Ideas That Explore How to Elevate and Advance Health
Elevance Health Impact
Elevance Health Issues 2024 Advancing Health Together: Progress ReportThe third annual Advancing Health Together: Progress Report outlines Elevance Health’s care provider partnership strategy for making significant, measurable strides to improve health outcomes among the people we serve.
A Whole Health Story
Accessible Housing, Nutritious Food Can Improve Health OutcomesHealth-related social needs directly influence everyone’s health at various times in their lives. Unstable or unsafe housing, lack of transportation, and poor access to food can lead to higher rates of depression, emergency room visits, and lower quality of life.
Digitally Enabled Healthcare
Hidden in more than 30 years of healthcare data could be the cure for cancer, new therapies for mental illness, or insights into how nutrition can fend off disease. Digitally enabled healthcare integrates data, leverages artificial intelligence, and applies insights to improve healthcare. This includes care delivery, experiences, and outcomes.
A Digitally Enabled Healthcare Story
Three Ways the Whole Health Index Will Change Healthcare
Health grows from social connections, nutritious food to eat, and a place to call home. It’s also influenced by traditional medical considerations like your age, the ZIP code where you live, and preventive care such as flu vaccinations. When we consider all these factors, we get closer to measuring whole health.
In pursuit of Elevance Health’s purpose to improve the health of humanity, we built the Whole Health Index (WHI), which has the potential to change healthcare for the better. The WHI provides a scientifically valid way to measure the most significant drivers of health (including the social drivers), provides the ability to evaluate whether the actions taken to improve health are working, and represents a way for communities and the healthcare system to work more closely together to advance health equity.