What is a PCP? A Primary Care Provider also referred to as a PCP or your family doctor, is a CareSource network health care provider. A PCP offers a range...

...the care you need. You can learn more about our Access Plan by visiting www.caresource.com/WV/AccessPlan. Your Primary Care Provider (PCP) You must choose a PCP who is a network provider....

...choose a PCP upon enrollment in the plan. PCPs should help facilitate a medical home for members. This means that PCPs will help coordinate health care for the member and...

...up to date with vaccinations is important. Varies by vaccine. Discuss with your PCP. Diabetes Self-Management Education* Get a referral from your PCP to join a diabetes education program. These...

...If so, you can find one with ease using our Find a Doctor tool. FIND A PCP TODAY Vaccination Sites Near You Can’t get to your PCP? No worries! You...

...for a UTI or ear infection is going to cost you much more than going to an Urgent Care or your PCP’s office for the same issue. Cost shares are...

...your PCP. This helpful no-cost service can be used when your PCP is out or your issue is urgent, but not an emergency. Not sure if you need a provider...

...book a free ride to your visit. FIND OUT MORE Talk to your PCP to find out what if the flu shot is right for you. Don’t have a PCP?...

...provider (PCP)? You are not required to see the primary care provider (PCP) listed on your ID card. If you are not happy with your PCP, you can log in...

...and screenings you may need. If you have a long-term health issue like asthma or diabetes, you should: See your PCP on a routine basis. Talk with your PCP about...