LONG BEACH, Calif.—Aug 14, 2017—SCAN, a leading senior-focused organization with the mission of keeping seniors healthy and independent, today announced the appointment of two new medical directors: Magda Lenartowicz, M.D., and Terence Offenberger, M.D. Lenartowicz will collaborate with the healthcare services and quality improvement teams at SCAN, and oversee clinical programs for Independence at Home, a SCAN community service.

LONG BEACH, Calif.—July 19, 2017—SCAN, a leading senior-focused organization with the mission of keeping seniors healthy and independent, announced it provided 13 grants totaling $190,000 in the first half of 2017 to community organizations supporting senior health and independence throughout California

LONG BEACH, Calif.—May 22, 2017—SCAN, a leading senior-focused organization with the mission of keeping seniors healthy and independent, today announced comprehensive survey results that show  many seniors feel unprepared to live independently as they age.

LONG BEACH, Calif.—May 11, 2017—SCAN, a leading senior-focused organization with the mission of keeping seniors healthy and independent, today announced preliminary results of its Insights program—an innovative approach to delivering behavioral health services to seniors and their caregivers

LONG BEACH, Calif.—April 17, 2017—SCAN, a leading senior-focused organization with the mission of keeping seniors healthy and independent, has announced a charitable contribution of $40,000 to Long Beach State University’s College of Health & Human Services

LONG BEACH, Calif.—April 6, 2017—SCAN, a leading senior-focused organization with the mission of keeping seniors healthy and independent, today announced the final speaker lineup for “Aging Reimagined: A Community Approach to Health and Independence.”

LONG BEACH, Calif.—March 15, 2017—SCAN, a leading senior-focused organization with the mission of keeping seniors healthy and independent, today announced it will cohost a colloquium on aging and independence in partnership with Long Beach State University and the City of Long Beach on Wednesday, April 12, 2017. 

LONG BEACH, Calif.—Feb. 15, 2017—SCAN Group, a leading senior-focused organization with the mission of keeping seniors healthy and independent, today announced the appointment of two new board members: Christobel E. Selecky and Dr. Linda Rosenstock. Selecky and Rosenstock lend their extensive business, medical and academic expertise to SCAN’s board of directors, fortifying its commitment to ensuring California’s seniors have access to quality care and community services. 

(LONG BEACH, Calif. – January 4, 2017) — SCAN Group announced today that its board of directors has selected Francesca Ruiz de Luzuriaga to serve as its new chairperson, effective immediately.

(LONG BEACH, Calif. – November 28, 2016) — Traditional turkey dinners with all the trimmings were delivered to 2,200 local seniors on Thanksgiving morning thanks to an annual meal 

(LONG BEACH, Calif. – November 21, 2016) — The majority of SCAN Health Plan members with hearing loss will be able to avail themselves of significant savings on new hearing aids thanks to a 2017 benefit being introduced by the not-for-profit Medicare Advantage health plan.

(LONG BEACH, Calif. – November 17, 2016) — SCAN Health Plan today endorsed draft federal legislation aimed at strengthening the Medicare Advantage program to make it easier to serve chronically ill seniors

(LONG BEACH, Calif. – October 21, 2016) — Bill Roth, president of SCAN Health Plan, will be among the featured speakers at America’s Health Insurance Plans’ (AHIP) National Conference

(SAN FRANCISCO – October 13, 2016) — SCAN announced today that it has expanded its presence in Northern California with the introduction of two nationally recognized community benefit programs: Independence at Home (IAH) and Trading Ages.

(LONG BEACH, Calif. – October 10, 2016) SCAN Health Plan announced today its 2017 benefit plans, which include a new Preferred Pharmacy program offering lower copayments for prescription drugs. In many counties this gives plan members the option to pay $0 for many commonly used generic drugs.