Health literacy is an essential part of health care. For example, good health literacy enables people to know why, how, and when to get preventive care, like screenings or vaccines, to understand dosage instructions, and to be aware of the adverse reactions that are associated with their medications.

The convergence of cardiovascular disease, obesity, and diabetes – known as cardiodiabesity – represents a serious health challenge in the United States.

In this episode of the Health Unscripted Podcast, Dr. Neema Stephens of The Cigna Group explores the health equity landscape – including industry challenges, barriers to care, and ways The Cigna Group is partnering with customers, clients, and communities to improve outcomes.

As Americans age, they are increasingly likely to face food insecurity. Here’s how Cigna Healthcare is helping seniors have better access to the food they need.

Breaking down barriers that prevent access to quality health care sometimes means going in person to where those barriers exist. Read how our Community Health Worker Pilot is supporting people with diabetes in underserved communities – and how it helped change one man’s life.

Food insecurity during pregnancy impacts not just mother and baby, but our society. Here's what employers need to know – and do – about the rising trend.

While we know there’s still much work to be done, we have made good progress to give each person every opportunity to live well by improving access to quality health care and better engagement through our innovative solutions and programs.

As we reflect on Black History Month this February, we asked leaders from across the enterprise to speak to the importance of DEI and embracing empowerment for the African American and Black community.

This Black History Month, we are proud to spotlight a health care trailblazer: Dr. Ugwuji N. Maduekwe, the new joint academic fellow for The Cigna Group and The Society of Black Academic Surgeons.

The Cigna Group has surpassed its goal of $1 billion in annual spending with small and diverse businesses in the United States, about two years ahead of schedule.