Texas

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ONSCREEN TEXT:             Petmate’s story

Instrumental music plays throughout. Three white lines sweep over a blue screen to reveal a sunlit building in a business park. A sign above the front entrance reads, “Petmate.” A stuffed dog sits on a shelf beside a blue Petmate hardhat. A tan Staffordshire Bull Terrier barks and wags it’s tail from behind a doggy gate in a conference room. Three women sit around a coffee table in the lobby. A black lab-cross sits beside one woman. Behind them, a mural of dogs and cats is painted on a light blue wall. The UnitedHealthcare logo appears in the bottom right corner and remains throughout. A woman, Kari Humphrey, speaks as the woman hugs the lab cross and someone scratches behind the ear of a scruffy grey Yorkie mix.

KARI: We want people who love pets. We want people who are creative, who come up with new ideas, and are excited about what we do.

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Kari interviews in the Petmate office. A blue box slides into the bottom left of the screen containing white text.

ONSCREEN TEXT:             Kari Humphrey

                                           Chief Human Resources Officer

KARI: My name is Kari Humphrey, I’m the Chief Human Resources Officer for Petmate here in Texas.

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ONSCREEN TEXT:             Petmate

                                           800+ employees

                                           Arlington, TX

Kari walks down an aisle in the warehouse admiring a range of Petmate products. A machine manufactures litter pans, then an employee uses a blow torch on one.

KARI: We produce anything and everything your dog or cat would need, from kennels to beds to watering and feeding systems, litter pans… And we do manufacture here in Texas as well.

Someone loads a stack of litter pans into a cardboard box. Kari walks through the warehouse with two employees. Kari works in her office. A message written in dry-erase marker on the glass outside her office reads, “Hi Kari,” surrounded by a heart.

KARI: Our role as leaders is to provide benefits and a total compensation package that people are going to come to work and want to work here and want to be here. So, we really tried to simplify it for our employees. Still provide what we were providing but choose one provider to do that for us. Kind of a one stop shop for our employees.

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ONSCREEN TEXT:             1 health benefits provider

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ONSCREEN TEXT:             UnitedHealthcare Nexus

KARI: Since joining a health plan, we have a much better plan design for our employees.

ONSCREEN TEXT:             Better plan design

KARI: Much better features.

ONCREEN TEXT:               Better features

KARI: Much better health and wellness.

ONSCREEN TEXT:             Better wellness programs

KARI: Much better incentives.

ONSCREEN TEXT:             Better incentives

KARI: And a much better cost structure that meets our employee’s needs.

ONSCREEN TEXT:             $20 - $40 PCP visits

                                           $0 virtual care

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KARI: There is always that tension of, you know, providing great benefits, but what is it costing the business? And I think that by being on the plans that we’re on today, we’re doing both.

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ONSCREEN TEXT:             May lower

                                           employer costs

                                           by up to 15%¹

Kari speaks in voice over as video shows her chatting with colleagues. First, with three employees who lean casually around a cabinet in a cubicle, then over the cubicle wall with another employee.

KARI: I would recommend a health plan here in Texas to any employer for two reasons. One, from an employee side, it is easy for them to use, it provides them choices, it provides them lower cost options, high value.

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KARI: From an HR side, UnitedHealthcare is easy to work with. They have streamlined their processes. They have data. They have everything you need to help navigate that and they’re not afraid to sit down with you and talk through, “what do we gotta tweak?,” “what do we gotta change?,” “what do we gotta be lookin’ at?”

Kari and two colleagues pet the black lab mix in the Petmate lobby. Then, blue text centers a white background.

ONSCREEN TEXT:             A plan that makes a

                                           paws-itive difference.

A Jack Russel Terrier lounges beside someone on a couch. A black kitten plays with a mouse toy. A girl holds a yellow Labrador puppy outside.

KARI: We’re so thankful for our health plan by UnitedHealthcare. It creates a culture here of very satisfied employees.

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ONSCREEN TEXT:             Talk to your broker, consultant or

                                           UnitedHealthcare representative

                                           to learn more

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ONSCREEN TEXT:             United 

Healthcare

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ONSCREEN TEXT:             1 With a UnitedHealthcare Charter® or NexusACO® health plan. Savings estimates relate to UnitedHealthcare’s BoB results. All figures and estimated savings represent historical performance and are not a guarantee of future savings. Meaningful benefit design differentials to achieve estimated annual savings. Quality and cost-efficiency based on national standards and local benchmarks, Aug. 2021.

ONSCREEN TEXT:             This case study is true. Savings calculated on book-of-business rate savings for these programs. Savings for enrolled members are case specific. Results will vary based on client specific demographics and plan design.

ONSCREEN TEXT:             Health plan coverage provided by or through UnitedHealthcare of Texas, Inc. Administrative services provided by United HealthCare Services, Inch. Or their affiliates. Insurance coverage provided by or through UnitedHealthcare Insurance Company or its affiliates.

ONSCREEN TEXT:             © 2023 United HealthCare Services, Inc. All Rights Reserved. 22-194 1899 3/23

ONSCREEN TEXT:             B2B EI232089600

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