Buckeye Health Plan introduces new name, look
COLUMBUS, Ohio, Aug. 28, 2014 /PRNewswire/ -- Buckeye Health Plan (Buckeye), formerly known as Buckeye Community Health Plan, today announced a new name and look designed to project the innovative, customer-centered mission and goals of the company.
During the past few years, Buckeye has experienced growth in its member base and has expanded across the State of Ohio.
"We are celebrating this growth with a new, updated logo and a slight change to simplify our name," Steve White, CEO of Buckeye, said.
"Although our look is different, our members are still our top priority. Buckeye Health Plan is committed to serving members with the quality care they expect and need to stay healthy. As we complete the transition with our brand, our members will not see any big changes in the products and benefits they have come to depend on," he added.
The new branding strategy for Buckeye is part of the comprehensive brand alignment by parent company Centene Corp. for its member companies.
"Centene is transforming the health of our communities, one individual at a time. At Buckeye, we realize that the healthcare system can be complicated and daunting, so we focus on individuals, community presence and involvement and whole health to achieve remarkable results for our members. The new brand alignment is designed to support that focus," White said.
The name change and new brand identity will be phased into marketing materials beginning in September, 2014.
About Buckeye Health Plan
Buckeye Health Plan is a managed care plan that has been providing services in Ohio since 2004. Buckeye is a wholly-owned subsidiary of Centene Corp., a leading multi-line healthcare enterprise offering both core Medicaid and specialty services. Information regarding Buckeye is available via the Internet at www.buckeyehealthplan.com. Buckeye can be followed on Twitter as @Buckeye_Health.
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SOURCE Buckeye Health Plan
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