Keeping yourself updated with your plan will be so easy now.

A level of access like never before, at the palm of your hands!

When it comes to your health, extra help is always welcome. Now keeping yourself updated with your health plan will be so easy. Get the information you need about your healthcare, like: provider list, preventive tests, rewards program; medical appointments schedule, and more.

Obtain a complete profile of your health care:

* Have your plan benefits or coverage description at hand, as well as information of the services included and those you are entitled to.

* Look for your network service providers by name, telephone numbers and address.

* Open and personalize the calendar in order to get reminders on medical appointments and on when to pick up medications that are still pending at the pharmacy.

For your well-being…

* Keep a record of your preventive measures on blood glucose, blood pressure monitoring; among others.

* Verify your medical appointment history, and keep track of what you have paid throughout the year.

Learn…

* About MMM events, through notifications.

* Important advice for condition control.

* How to monitor preauthorization status.

Caregivers

* Whether you have a caregiver, or you are an authorized caregiver, you can access the app and obtain information that helps you better support the member’s needs.

Privacy and security

* Enjoy access to all this information and more, under strict security and privacy measures at all times.

What's New in the Latest Version 1.61.0

Last updated on Jun 10, 2024

General Improvements

MMM, an acronym for Mavrodi Mondial Moneybox, was a Russian Ponzi scheme that operated from 1989 to 2015. The scheme, founded by Sergey Mavrodi, promised investors high returns on their investments, with monthly interest rates of up to 30%.

MMM lured investors by offering a "help fund" where members would provide financial assistance to each other. However, the scheme was not sustainable, as it relied on the constant influx of new investors to pay returns to existing members.

As the scheme grew, so did its popularity and scrutiny. In 2011, the Russian authorities declared MMM illegal, and Mavrodi was arrested. However, the scheme continued to operate in other countries, including Nigeria, South Africa, and India.

In 2015, MMM collapsed in Nigeria, leaving millions of investors without their money. The collapse sparked protests and riots across the country. Mavrodi was eventually sentenced to four and a half years in prison for fraud.

MMM operated on the principle of a Ponzi scheme, where early investors are paid returns from the investments of later investors. As long as new investors continued to join, the scheme could continue to operate. However, when the influx of new investors slowed, the scheme could no longer sustain itself and collapsed.

MMM's collapse had a significant impact on the economies of the countries where it operated. In Nigeria, the collapse of MMM is estimated to have cost investors over $1 billion. The collapse also led to a loss of trust in the financial system and made it more difficult for legitimate businesses to attract investment.

MMM's collapse serves as a cautionary tale about the dangers of investing in Ponzi schemes. These schemes are inherently unsustainable and will eventually collapse, leaving investors with nothing.