...services from an in-network hospital or ambulatory surgical center, certain providers there may be out-of-network. In these cases, the most those providers can bill you is your plan’s in-network cost-sharing...

All CareSource members choose or are assigned to a primary care provider (PCP) when they enroll in the plan. They can change to another network PCP as often as needed....

...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....

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...

...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...

...consensus of health care professionals in the particular field Consider the needs of the members Be adopted in consultation with network providers The review and update process against clinical evidence...

...needed. Learn more about CareSource24 on our Where to Get Care page. Use Network Providers Make sure you are using CareSource Marketplace network providers. Use the Find A Doctor tool...

...Preferred Drug Lists (PDLs) Medical, pharmacy, reimbursement and administrative policies Authorization requirements as communicated through network notifications below The links below are in PDF format. If you do not have...

...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...

...selecting one from the PCPs in the CareSource network. Can’t find one? Call Member Services. BEGIN YOUR SEARCH HERE Note: If you do not choose a PCP within 30 days...