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VOZ Salud launches $29.99-a-month healthcare membership for Hispanic New Yorkers as uninsured rates in some immigrant communities reach 55%

VOZ Salud, a Dallas-based healthcare access company, now offers $29.99 monthly memberships to Hispanic New Yorkers, targeting communities where uninsured rates reach 55% in some areas.

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VOZ Salud launches $29.99-a-month healthcare membership for Hispanic New Yorkers as uninsured rates in some immigrant communities reach 55%

VOZ Salud, a Dallas-based healthcare access company, now offers $29.99 monthly memberships to Hispanic New Yorkers, targeting communities where uninsured rates reach 55% in some areas.

VOZ Salud launches $29.99-a-month healthcare membership for Hispanic New Yorkers as uninsured rates in some immigrant communities reach 55%
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A Dallas-based healthcare access company called VOZ Salud is now selling monthly healthcare memberships to Hispanic individuals and families across New York, with plans starting at $29.99 a month, according to a press release issued June 30.

The membership is not health insurance. VOZ Salud’s own compliance language states that the company “does not provide medical or insurance services but facilitates access to healthcare solutions through third-party partners.” Those partners are not named in the press release.

What members get, according to the release: 24/7 virtual urgent care, unlimited mental health counseling, more than 400 generic prescription medications at no additional cost, and the option to add dental, vision, and GLP-1 coverage. Enrollment is immediate. Members can begin using benefits the same day they sign up.

VOZ Salud cited uninsured-rate data in the release. According to the company, approximately 22% of Hispanic immigrants in New York City lack health insurance, above the city’s overall…

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