[Jaunty, upbeat guitar riffs play in the background.]
[A white background with the Optum logo in the center in orange. The letter O from the logo expands outwards revealing a screen with blue writing.]
On-screen text: Optum.
NARRATOR: At Optum. We want the health system to work better for everyone.
On-screen text: We want the health system to work better for everyone.
[The text slides off to the left and is replaced by a graphic depicting two women and a man standing in front of an image of charts and statistics. One woman holds a tablet and the other a pen. The man is pointing towards the charts and statistics.]
NARRATOR: That's why we work tirelessly to develop and support world class digital services.
[The image slides off to the left and is replaced by a graphic of a hand holding a phone. A doctor is visible on the screen of the phone, wearing a white coat and stethoscope, and is waving.]
NARRATOR: Services like Virtual Primary Care.
On-screen text: Virtual Primary Care.
[The image disappears and is replaced by George Go, sitting in a home office space, wearing a communications headset and holding a mobile phone in his hand.
On-screen text: George Go, MD. Internist.
GEORGE GO: This thing that I'm holding here. This is a powerful tool.
[The image returns to the screen, transforming to a graphic of two phones facing each other at a slight off-angle. Two figures are sitting inside the screens of the phones with their legs hanging out the frame. On the left is a doctor making notes and on the right a woman, gesturing with her hand.]
NARRATOR: Simply put, Virtual Primary Care is a team of primary care clinicians dedicated to conducting virtual visits with patients.
[The image slides off to the bottom of the screen and is replaced by a tick-style bullet point list.]
On-screen text: Annual visits. Chronic condition management. Follow-up care.
NARRATOR: This includes completing annual visits, chronic condition management, and follow-up care.
[The image slides off-screen and is replaced by footage of Phillip Capp sitting in a high-backed leather chair, wearing a shirt.]
On-screen text: Phillip Capp, MD. Regional Senior Medical Director.
PHILLIP CAPP: It really looks and feels a lot like traditional primary care, with one very important exception, which is that your care team actually isn't sitting in a building. But it doesn't mean that you can't get services you know locally as well.
[The image slides back on-screen, transforming into a graphic of a woman sitting on a bench as a doctor stands next to her, wearing a white coat.]
NARRATOR: With Virtual Primary Care, patients will still get in-person care when they need it, backed by the power of Optum.
[The image slides off-screen once again to show Phillip in the same leather chair.]
PHILLIP: While this is a virtual primary care experience as a product, you still have the resources of the entire organization behind you.
[Phillip is replaced by George, still sitting in the home office.]
GEORGE: We can always get them connected. That's really important for patients to understand that.
[The image returns to the screen, transforming into a graphic of North America. Orange location tags appear in various locations across the USA.]
NARRATOR: Virtual Primary Care also addresses the nationwide shortage of primary care physicians. This helps to balance doctor availability throughout a region and gives them more flexibility in their practice.
[The image disappears and is replaced by Joshua Munro, sitting in a desk chair in front of a framed certificate and piece of art, which are hanging on a wall.]
On-screen text: Dr. Joshua Munro, MD. Virtual Primary Care.
JOSHUA MUNRO: So, the biggest problem that we have is just simply a supply and demand issue. There's a huge demand and there's a very small supply.
[Joshua is replaced by Gen Nann Gabriel, who is sitting in front of a wall which has shelf housing books and boxed toys.]
On-screen text: Gen Nann Gabriel. Scheduler.
GEN NANN GABRIEL: For us schedulers it just helps by being able to have access to more options.
[Gen is sitting in the same setting from slightly further away, at a lower angle.]
GEN: We're able to offer patients appointments sooner versus later.
[The image returns to the screen and transforms into a graphic of a man sitting in an armchair with an IV attached to his arm. A doctor wearing a head scarf is listening to his chest with a stethoscope.]
NARRATOR: Virtual Primary Care will never replace in-person visits, but it's a good fit for patients who don't always need to go to the doctor's office and love being in their comfort zone.
[The graphic slides off and is replaced by another of a phone whose screen is occupied by another doctor in a white coat, wearing a stethoscope and carrying a clipboard. This image then slides off-screen to once again show Joshua in the same setting.]
JOSHUA: I've been able to connect with patients who, for whatever reason, have not been able to connect to a primary care doctor.
[The image zooms out slightly.]
JOSHUA: Really have been able to establish really nice relationships with people. They seem to be really comfortable opening up and talking about things much more so than I would have expected.
[Joshua is replaced by Phillip who is sitting in the same leather chair.]
PHILLIP: I love the fact that this model really feels like it revolves around me, meaning that I can drive the type of interaction that I need with my care team, using my smartphone or my computer.
[The image returns to the screen and transforms into an open laptop. The screen of the laptop displays three different colored boxes with representations of images at the top and text at the bottom. The left and central boxes slide off the laptop screen and are replaced by white text.]
On-screen text: Virtual Primary Care.
NARRATOR: Virtual Primary Care. Another digital solution to support Optum's goal to make the health system work better for everyone.
[The large, orange letter O from the Optum logo swipes in from the edges of the screen before coming to settle in the middle of the screen, where the rest of the letters expand outwards to form the word.]
On-screen text: Optum.
