The move begins immediately, with Sana offering plans with $0 virtual appointments and low co-pays, according to an Aug. 18 news release.
Sana stated in the release that 35 percent of its new customers are small businesses previously unable to provide healthcare to employees, largely because of high costs.
The insurer’s Wisconsin expansion comes on the heels of its movement into Virginia and Indiana earlier this year, according to the news release.
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