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...

...the charts above. If you have more questions, please contact your Primary Care Provider (PCP). You can also speak to one of our nurses any time by calling CareSource24®. Annual...

We strive to make partnering with us simple. We’re aware things may change in the way we do business with you and want to communicate these changes to you in...

...and benefit information, ask for an ID card or change a primary care provider (PCP). Members must log in using their CareSource PASSE member ID found on the member ID...

The Public Health Emergency (PHE) for COVID-19 has ended. Services like vaccines, treatment, and testing are still available. Some rules changed, stopped, or started again. CareSource continues to watch COVID-19...

...cost to use telehealth. It removes the stress of needing a ride to and from the doctor’s office. Your primary care provider (PCP) may offer telehealth services on your phone...

...to the Pharmacy department Demonstrate drug information and critical literature evaluation Participate in project-based work and demonstrate professional attitude Contact Information Primary Preceptor: Shannon Steele, RPh, MSc Email: shannon.steele@CareSource.com Phone:...

...CareSource Plan or a different plan): Use Find A Doctor to find out if your Primary Care Provider (PCP) is in-network, or choose a new PCP. Use Find My Prescriptions...

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...

...earn rewards while investing in your health! Call your primary care provider (PCP) to schedule these screenings! Earn Rewards! You can earn a $25 gift card by completing the Diabetes...