...called Care Managers. They work with you, your providers, family, or caregivers to set up your care. The level of care is tailored to your health care needs. Care Managers...

...to. Call your doctor’s office if you have questions. All our health care team members follow established, national guidelines. We want you to get the best care when you need...

...tool, meds and health care items, ID cards, cell phone with chargers, map of the area, a blanket, emergency numbers, and sanitation goods such as disinfecting bleach. Think of the...

...must obtain our prior authorization. When you get emergency care or are treated by an out-of-network provider at an in-network hospital or ambulatory surgical center, you are protected from balance...

...two years. If you are over the age of 59, routine eye exams and eyewear are covered once a year. Routine hearing exams are covered. Hearing aids are covered by...

...your diabetes, whether or not you are newly diagnosed. Call your Care Manager or the Care Management line directly. For more information about Care Management or to talk with a...

...Friday, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Congratulations! Your baby is here! Now what? Below are some tools to help you care for your new baby. Newborn Care: Getting Started Babies...

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...care partners as well as between behavioral health care partners. Member Support Services Representatives are available to answer member questions regarding UM. Representatives are available by telephone Monday through Friday,...

...pressing areas of care. Potential quality measures are: Wellness and prevention Preventive screenings (breast cancer, cervical cancer, chlamydia) Well-child care Chronic disease management Comprehensive diabetes care Controlling high blood pressure...