...an organization determination. Who Can Ask for an Organization Determination? You Your appointed representative Your provider Full details for these requests can be found in the Evidence of Coverage (EOC)...

...by calling the Addiction Support Line (Coming Soon). I’m Ready. Where Do I Start? Call Member Services for help finding a provider and setting an appointment. Member Services: 1-833-230-2050 (TDD/TTY:...

...we do not get your payment by the due date, your account is considered past due. This means your benefits are at risk and your providers may ask for payment...

...provider to decide what to do when your temporary supply runs out. You have two options: You can change to another drug. Talk with your provider about whether there is...

...contain your Application ID. You can check your application status on the provider portal. You will need to enter your National Provider Identifier (NPI) and Application ID to view your...

...*Providers must have a CareSource Provider ID Number in order to create a Provider Portal account. Your CareSource Provider ID Number is located in the welcome letter you receive from...

...ID number Provider name and National Provider Identifier (NPI) Anticipated date of service Diagnosis code and narrative Procedure, treatment or service requested Number of visits requested, if applicable Reason for...

...(1-877-270-7867). Talk to your Provider if you use Opioid Painkillers Let your provider know about your plans to have a baby. They can find solutions to help you manage pain,...

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...Doctor/Provider tool to find providers like substance use counselors, family therapists, social workers, community mental health centers and more. If you don’t see the help you need, call Member Services...