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UnitedHealthcare Celebrates Grand Opening of

New Edison Asian Resource Center in New Jersey

OUR BUREAU
EDISON, NJ
nitedHealthcare today celebrated the grand
opening of its new Edison Asian Resource
UCenter, expanding access to culturally rel-
evant health care support, benefits education, and
community resources for New Jersey’s Chinese,
Korean, and South Asian communities.
Located at 561 US Highway 1, Suite C2, Edi-
son, NJ 08817, the center provides in-language as-
sistance and personalized support to help residents
better understand and navigate their health care
benefits and coverage options.
The grand opening ceremony brought together
UnitedHealthcare leadership, New Jersey elected
officials, community-based organizations, and local
community leaders to commemorate the opening
of the new center and its commitment to serving
the diverse communities of Middlesex County and
surrounding areas.
The Edison Asian Resource Center offers ed-
ucational programs, health and wellness seminars,
and customer service support for individuals seek-
ing information about Medicare, Individual & Fam-
ily Plans, employer-sponsored health coverage, and
other health-related resources. Representatives are
available to provide assistance in multiple Asian
languages, helping community members access
information and services in a culturally responsive
environment.
Christopher Law, national vice president, Unit-
edHealthcare’s Asian Initiatives, said, “For more
than three decades, UnitedHealthcare has worked
to support Asian communities through culturally
relevant outreach, health education, and personal-
ized service,” said Christopher Law. “The opening of
our new Edison Asian Resource Center reflects our
ongoing commitment to meeting people where they
are and providing trusted support in the languages
they speak. We look forward to partnering with com-
munity organizations and local leaders to help im-
prove access to health care information and commu-
nity resources for residents throughout New Jersey.”
New Jersey residents can visit this store (and
another storefront located in Palisades Park) to
learn about their insurance coverage options or
attend educational seminars. Customer service rep-
resentatives can answer questions and help connect
people with community resources and social ser-
vices such as the Medicare Saving Program (MSP),
Pharmaceutical Assistance to the Aged & Disabled vide translation service for documents, including care experience, meeting consumer health and well-
(PAAD) and Senior Gold programs – both New those not related to health insurance plans. ness needs, and sustaining trusted relationships with
Jersey state-funded prescription drug initiatives that UnitedHealthcare serves more than 1.7 million care providers. In the United States, UnitedHealth-
help eligible residents with the cost of prescription people in New Jersey with a network of 100 hospi- care offers the full spectrum of health benefit pro-
medications, and Low-Income Home Energy Assis- tals, and more than 35,000 physicians and other care grams for individuals, employers, and Medicare and
tance Program (LIHEAP). The customer service providers statewide. Medicaid beneficiaries, and contracts directly with
representatives are also available to help people UnitedHealthcare is dedicated to helping peo- more than 1.5 million physicians and care profes-
enrolled in UnitedHealthcare employer-sponsored ple live healthier lives and making the health system sionals, and 7,000 hospitals and other care facilities
plans review their benefits and eligibility, and pro- work better for everyone by simplifying the health nationwide.

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