The doctors and facilities in our network have agreed to provide services at reduced rates, which may help lower your health care costs. That's why finding providers within our network can help you take care of your health and your budget.
Before choosing a plan, check to see if your preferred doctor or facility is in that plan's provider network.
Whether or not you elect a medical plan that requires a primary care provider (PCP), one of the most important decisions you’ll make for your health is choosing a PCP. A PCP is the doctor who knows you best.
Your PCP is typically your first point of contact when you have medical questions or issues. They can help you navigate these decisions and get you the care you need. A PCP may also help you save time and avoid surprises.
As your primary contact, they’ll know your health history and health goals. In addition, they provide routine care – such as annual checkups – which may help identify potential health issues earlier. They can refer you to a specialist, if needed. So even when a health plan doesn’t require you to select a PCP, it’s still a good idea to have one.
Behavioral health is about more than just mental health. It includes issues from addiction to anger management, coping with grief to dealing with stress and other challenges. It’s an important part of your overall well-being — because how you feel matters. And caring support from behavioral health providers is a part of your plan.
Before choosing a plan, check to see if your preferred provider is in that plan's provider network.
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