Benefits and fulfillment
Every benefit dollar, put to work.
Plans pay for extra benefits that members never touch. Atticus reads each member's record and benefits, offers the right one when it matters and confirms it was used. The plan gets proof it can take to renewal.
The gap
Benefits go unused while members go without.
Published survey data on Medicare Advantage and individual plans.
3 in 10
Medicare Advantage members used no extra benefits in 2024.
Commonwealth Fund and SSRS, 2025
Under 10%
used their hearing, grocery or meal benefits.
Commonwealth Fund and SSRS, 2025
68%
of individual-plan members have an OTC benefit in 2026, down from 79%.
KFF, June 2026
How it works
The record decides when a benefit matters.
A benefit used at the right moment changes an outcome. The same benefit sent to everyone rarely does.
01
The plan sends a roster
Name, address, member ID and contact details are all Atticus needs.
02
Atticus builds the record
More than ten years of clinical history, pulled as the member's provider.
03
Atticus reads the benefits
What the plan covers, from the plan's own files.
04
The right one is picked
The benefit that fits the care plan, at the moment it matters.
05
The member says yes
By text, call or app, and the plan's fulfillment partner delivers.
06
Atticus checks it was used
And logs what changed, so the plan can see it.
Started by the record
Every benefit has a moment. Atticus knows when it comes.
Covered or not, Atticus arranges what the member needs.
OTC items
A new diagnosis or device, like a cuff, test strips or a pill box.
Groceries →
Diabetes, heart failure or a food need, with a cart that fits the plan.
Meals →
Home from the hospital, or a diet the condition needs.
Rides
Every visit, lab or pharmacy trip the member has no way to get to.
Hearing
Hearing loss in the record, or trouble hearing on calls.
Vision
The diabetic eye exam that is due, and new glasses.
Dental
Diabetes with gum disease, where treatment helps control.
Alert buttons
A fall, a fall risk or living alone, with the family told too.
Remote monitoring →
Heart failure, with daily weight and readings watched.
Benefits by text, where members already are.
Members and the caregivers they choose can ask what is covered and say yes to what fits, in plain words.
Covered
Reads what the plan covers for the member
✓ Known
Fit
Offers what the care plan calls for
✓ Fits the plan
Yes
Orders on the member's OK
✓ Delivered
Family
Lets a caregiver ask, with permission
✓ Family engaged
Proof
Checks it was used and logs the result
✓ Measured
Moments that matter
The right item with support changes outcomes.
Published effects from trials and reviews, not a forecast for any plan. Effects overlap, so they are not added together.
38%
fewer falls from home safety fixes for members at high risk, and no effect when given to everyone.
Cochrane review, 2023
0.4
lower A1C with a glucose monitor for members on basal insulin.
Randomized trial, JAMA 2021
18%
fewer readmissions with support through the 30 days home.
42 trials, Leppin et al. 2014
For organizations
Every side of the benefit, accounted for.
Plans, fulfillment partners and families each get something different.
Health plans
Benefits used and measured against a held-back group, with proof for every renewal.
Benefits and fulfillment partners
More orders from members whose care plans call for them, with flat fees and never a fee per order.
Members and families
What the plan covers, they get. What it doesn't, Atticus still arranges.
Show us the idle dollars, and we'll put them to work.
Before you sign anything, we'll show you the benefit dollars your members leave unused.
The member
Their days
Their family