CMO Message: Substance Abuse
Drug addiction, or substance use disorder in medical language, is often considered a disease. With this notion comes an enormous amount of stigma, shame, and isolation which makes seeking care extremely difficult.
Individuals who regularly abuse substances may be in denial and family and friends may be uncomfortable confronting their loved ones. In fact, only 1 out of 10 people with substance use disorder receive any treatment at all. When left untreated, addiction can lead to interpersonal conflict, disability, suicidality, and life-threatening accidents and medical emergencies.
Premium Healthcare for Members
UnitedAg's Benefit Trust (UABT) is the recognized leader in providing health care for agribusiness. We have earned a reputation for successful health plan innovation. Since the creation of the non-profit Trust health care plan in 1983, approximately 3 million individuals have received benefits associated with this association-sponsored plan.
To date, UABT has paid over $1.3 billion in health, dental, vision and life claims to participants. UABT has saved employers millions of dollars in premium costs since the Trust’s inception. These savings, coupled with UABT’s emphasis on customer service, the ability to see any doctor, anytime, and quality health care have made this plan the premier medical coverage available in agribusiness today.
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Member Testimonials

Loretta Brown • Office Manager
“I joined the WomenAg Academy to enhance my leadership skills and to network with women in the Ag industry. I’ve enjoyed the bond I established with the other ladies, and the understanding I received of my situations. I learned that I was not in this alone. All things are possible when we work together.”

Carrie Jordan • Human Resources Director, Babe Farms, Inc.
“As a member of the Education Committee, I’m focused on what UnitedAg is doing for the Ag community. UnitedAg is very member centric and provides a great platform to network and meet new people in the industry that are experiencing some of the same struggles or issues with their workforce.”