...workers and outreach workers can work with you one-on-one to help coordinate your care. For more specific information about your benefits and services, please see your Evidence of Coverage and...

...document to answer any questions you may have about the program. Find answers below to common questions about how to work with CareSource. Georgia Pathways to Coverage Review the FAQs...

...Vision web site at https://superiorvision.com/eye-care-professionals/join/. CareSource will continue to administer medical optometry. All medical services that fall within the optometrist scope of practice will be reimbursed at 100% of the...

Advance Directives An advance directive is a written record about your future care and treatment. This includes mental health care. It helps your family and providers know your wishes about...

...of Insurance.It is the policy of CareSource to ensure the quality and qualifications of professionally licensed practitioners and organizational providers through a credentialing and recredentialing process thatcomplies with regulatory and...

...of Care Management and have gone to prenatal and postpartum visits. Youth Programs CareSource partners with groups across the state to offer programs for kids. Boys & Girls Club®: $65...

...you have questions about your diabetes care checklist or other preventive services, reach out to your PCP for guidance. Thank you for being part of our CareSource family! Together, we’re...

...of your identification document (driver’s license, passport, visa, or birth certificate – confirm with the doctor’s office what they will accept), and your insurance card to your appointment. Find out...

...you qualify for Advance Premium Tax Credits (APTC), they can help lower your premiums. Select your specific state at the top of this page to learn more about each plan....

...Indiana Plan (HIP) is an insurance program offered by the state of Indiana. HIP gives health care to low-income adults. Go to www.in.gov/fssa/hip to learn more about HIP income limits....