Dr. Kathleen Catalano’s career path has been anything but traditional, which is perhaps why her approach to medicine is anything but conventional. The schoolteacher- turned-family-physician was teaching special education at a school in Texas when she decided to pursue a lifelong dream of becoming a doctor. continue reading →
Few things are more important than your health. That is why for the second year in a row, CDPHP is releasing key performance data, as well as results from patient satisfaction surveys, to show which local primary care doctors have met our health plan’s rigorous standards for quality, efficiency, and patient satisfaction. continue reading →
Even if you are healthy and have no family history of breast cancer, it is important that you schedule a mammogram. The American Cancer Society reports that the vast majority of women who are diagnosed with breast cancer had no family history of the disease. That is to say these women were the first in their families to face a breast cancer diagnosis.
CDPHP is more than just your average health plan.
Beyond quality coverage and award-winning customer service, CDPHP also provides free preventive care, gym reimbursements, live video doctor visits 24/7, discounted medications, and so much more.
Whether you’re trying to improve your health or simply maintain an active lifestyle, CDPHP has you covered.
Take a look at some of the ways CDPHP goes above and beyond for our members.
You made the CDPHP Summer of Saving such a success, we are adding a whole new list of ways to save in the coming months!
As a CDPHP member, you can take advantage of deep discounts on attractions and events in the Capital Region and beyond. Whether you’re looking for a fun way to see the changing leaves or already planning for ski season, our Member Deals have you covered.
I consider my family to be pretty lucky in the health department. Yes, when my daughter first started daycare we certainly battled our share of colds and stomach bugs, but nothing I’d necessarily bring her to the doctor for. However, when we did need to go to the doctor for a sick visit, guess what time it would be? Normal business hours, Monday-Friday? Guess again. We’ve found ourselves at urgent care on a Saturday or Sunday following a sleepless night thanks to an ear infection, roseola, etc.