Our Vetted Providers
At Fab 5 Benefits, we've taken the time to find reputable, affordable programs that can help make your life just that much better. Here's a peek at the stellar companies we recommend.
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AllyHealth was founded in 2011 to empower individuals and develop new ways to simplify healthcare. Their unique blend of telehealth, wellness, transparency, savings, and access tools, together with their high touch service model creates engagement, utilization, and claims redirection that you have to see to believe.
Members have access to a nationwide network of U.S. board-certified physicians, including specialists in the fields of pediatrics, internal medicine, emergency medicine, general medicine, family practice, and other specialties. AllyHealth offers behavioral health services with master’s/licensed therapists, psychologists and psychiatrists (based on state regulations). Behavioral health services require an additional fee. Read more about why AllyHealth is a telehealth industry leader. |
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CLC ID PROTECT (tm) is a comprehensive identity theft protection program available for individuals and families. They defend against identity theft in three distinct and unique ways; ID Monitoring, ID Protection and ID Theft Recovery. Their innovative approach to handling identity theft defense combines industry-leading, proactive monitoring services and identity protection with connected services such as recovery assistance, legal consultations, and financial guidance.
Dealing with identity theft can be confusing, and knowing where to turn for help can be unclear: CLC ID PROTECT provides members' peace of mind knowing that they scan over 250 billion data points for misuse of personal information, that members have a Fraud Resolution Specialist to assist them should they fall victim to identity theft, and that there is a team of thousands of local criminal and civil attorneys and financial professionals available to speak to for legal representation or financial guidance should they need it. |
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Embrace was only just a pet insurance concept when it won the 2003 Wharton Business Plan Competition. Today, They are passionate about making an impact in the growing world of pets. They are committed to serving both the pet community at large, and their own community. They respect the environment and reduce, reuse, and recycle waste wherever and whenever they can. For every policy sold, Embrace donates $2 to a pet related charity.
They paid out over $59 Million in claims in 2019 and are rated A+ by the Better Business Bureau. Embrace is rated A+ for underwriting. They are members of The North American Pet Health Insurance Association (NAPHIA) which is comprised of reputable pet health insurance (PHI) organizations from across Canada and the United States. |
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LowerMyRx is certified by LegitScript. This means they monitor LowerMyRx regularly and have determined that it meets their standards for legality, safety and transparency.
There are no enrollment forms, no age or income requirements, no waiting periods, no eligibility requirements, no exclusions, covers pre-existing conditions, no claim forms to file, no annual or lifetime limits. Many pharmacy card programs sell personal information to drug and insurance companies. LowerMyRx considers that an invasion of your privacy. |
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Youper is an Emotional Health Assistant. It’s the first of its kind. It applies Artificial Intelligence to monitor and improve your emotional health. It helps you feel your best with quick conversations based on various psychological techniques personalized to your needs and style.
Woebot is designed by experts to increase your well-being using evidence-based tools, stories, and insights to track and improve your mood. It was created by Stanford psychologists. They have tested Woebot’s efficacy through ongoing research collaborations with Stanford University.
MoodTools was designed in collaboration with multiple mental health professionals. MoodTools is free, contains no advertisements, and is a purely non-profit venture aimed at helping people suffering from clinical depression.
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