...All internal appeal requests must have: The covered person’s name and ID number as shown on the ID card The provider’s name The date of the medical service The reason...

...provider while you change to in-network providers with your new plan. Call Member Services to get this started. Get Up and Running! When You Are Coming From Another Plan (another...

...alcohol or use illegal drugs While You Are Pregnant You can find a network provider at findadoctor.CareSource.com. Seeing your provider on a routine basis while you are pregnant can spot...

...year. Maybe you don’t think you need it or don’t understand the importance of it. Maybe you don’t trust it. Your primary medical provider (PMP) understands your health needs best...

...providers in the HAP CareSource network. Network or in-network provider refers to the providers who accept HAP CareSource insurance and see patients who are covered through HAP CareSource. When you...

CareSource understands that many members will visit their primary medical provider (PMP) first when an underlying substance use disorder (SUD) condition exists and PMPs are often the first line of...

...monitored, and members are assigned designated providers. GA LIP members must get their medicines filled at one pharmacy and use their primary care provider for medical care. Helpful terms to...

...Update For 2025, CareSource Marketplace Plans feature the following benefits: TruHearing® provider network for hearing services is included with all plans. EyeMed® provider network for vision services on all plans...

...Find a Doctor tool. This tool will show you: Primary care providers (PCPs) Primary dental providers (PDPs)/Dental Home Specialists Hospitals Download the machine-readable Provider Directory here (json) Member Materials Behavioral...

...and screenings you may need. If you have a long-term (chronic) condition, be sure to: See your PCP or other health care provider regularly. Follow the treatment plan your provider...