Unitedhealthcare Choice and Choice Plus.AmeriHealth Comprehensive Major Medical.We do not participate in the following Highmark plans:.We do not participate in the following Capital Blue Cross plans:.CareConnect – PinnacleHealth ACA Network.We do not participate in the following Aetna plans:.Premier Care - Network & Premier Care Network Plus.Preferred Elect Choice EPO, Preferred Managed Choice.Preferred - Open Choice PPO, Preferred Choice POS II, Preferred Select.Peak Preference Select HNOnly on the Altius Network and Peak Preference Select HNOption on the Altius Network.Open Choice PPO & Open Choice PPO - Aetna HealthFund.Open Access POS, Open Access EPO Plus (Broad) & Open Access POS II (Broad).Open Access - Elect Choice, Open Access EPO.Mercy Preferred Managed Choice & Mercy Preferred Open Choice (PPO).Mercy Preferred Choice POSII, Mercy Preferred Choice Select, Mercy Preferred Elect Choice EPO.Managed Choice, Managed Choice - Open Access, Managed Choice POS.Health Network Only & Health Network Option.Choice POS, Choice - POS (Aetna HealthFund), Choice POS II, Choice POS II (Aetna HealthFund).Tower Health Urgent Cares are contracted with the following health insurance companies. Out-of-pocket cost is dictated solely by your insurance plan. Due to the variation in plans, our billing staff cannot tell you the exact amount of your out-of-pocket cost. You will be responsible for your copay or deductible at the time of service.įor your specific copay, coinsurance, or deductible information, please contact your insurance plan’s member services. When you arrive, remember to bring a valid photo ID and your insurance card. All of our in-network affiliations are listed by state below. Tower Health is in-network with nearly 60 different insurance plans. Tower Health Urgent Care accepts most major insurance plans and we will file all claims on your behalf. and you want one doctor coordinating all your care, an HMO-POS plan might be right for you.Below are the forms you will need to register as a first-time patient, complete a workers' compensation request, and authorize transfer of your medical records. If you do a lot of traveling within the U.S. That's where the "POS," or "point of service," part comes in. With our HMO-POS plans, it means you can get routine health care when you travel nationwide. The main difference is that you can see doctors outside your network in some cases. If you want to be able to coordinate your own health care, a PPO plan might be right for you. But if you stay in your network, you’ll pay less. You can see doctors inside or outside your network. PPO plans have more flexibility than HMO plans. If you want low monthly premiums and copays and you don’t travel much, an HMO plan might be right for you. When you have an HMO plan, you choose a primary care physician who works as your partner. They coordinate all your care and can refer you to trusted doctors and specialists in your network. It's important to note that, with an HMO plan, most health care isn't covered outside your network. PPO stands for preferred provider organization.HMO stands for health maintenance organization.These acronyms all signify different health plan types:
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After that point, you pay the full amount each day. And if you're in the hospital or a skilled nursing facility, Original Medicare only pays for a certain number of days. There's no cap on what you pay out of pocket. Original Medicare doesn’t have an out-of-pocket maximum. This is called the out-of-pocket maximum. When you reach a certain amount, we pay for most covered services. When you have a Blue Cross plan, we track all the costs you pay – deductible, copays and coinsurance. We pay the Original Medicare deductibles for you. Original Medicare has its own deductibles, but if you have a Medicare Advantage plan, you don't have to worry about them. Most Medicare Advantage plans have separate medical and pharmacy deductibles. After you reach your deductible, you’ll still have to pay any copays or coinsurance. For most services, you'll pay the full cost until you reach the deductible. DeductibleĪ deductible is the amount of money you pay for care before your plan starts paying. You pay 20 percent coinsurance for most services with Original Medicare. Our Medicare Advantage plans use copays for most services.
Your health insurance plan pays the rest of the cost. Copays and coinsuranceĪ copay is a fixed amount of money you pay for a certain service. These terms all describe money you pay toward health care when you have a health insurance plan.
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