...and coverage. Formulary (List of Covered Drugs): A list of all drugs covered under your plan. Provider and Pharmacy Directory: A list of the participating (in-network) providers and pharmacies. You...

How could you be sure you would receive the medical treatment you choose if you were sick or incapacitated (for example, if you are unable to speak for yourself)? You...

...to share their health information with past, current and future providers as well as with the Health Information Exchange(s). Grants permission for HAP CareSource MI Health Link to speak with...

...providers. Access to telehealth services if you can’t get to your provider quickly enough. Free rides to health care visits or to pick up food at food pantries or other...

...status. CareSource accepts claims in a variety of formats, including online and paper claims. Submit Claims Online Providers have the option to submit claims through our secure, online Provider Portal*....

...how CareSource works with providers. Register to meet us at an upcoming virtual event. 2. Join our network Review the next steps to begin the contracting process and what to...

...to purchase health and wellness items, redeemed for gift cards and used for online shopping (activities and redemption options vary by age, gender and health condition of member). Our providers...

...to continually improve communication and develop new services relevant to our members, providers, and the community-at-large. Personally Identifiable Information (PII) may include your name, address, e-mail address, information regarding your...

...disease from needle sharing. Find a needle exchange program near you. Go to https://nasen.org/directory. Find a Provider Use our Find a Doctor tool to find providers like family therapists, social...

...with a primary care provider, specialist, dentist, optometrist and other CareSource providers to diagnose and treat problems or issues inpatient or outpatient hospital care clinic visits prescription drugs Health education...