Accepted insurance

Insurance

NeuMed accepts most insurance and we will file your claim to help make the process as easy as possible.

No insurance? No problem. We offer very competitive self-pay rates. View self-pay pricing.

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In-network with most major plans — view accepted insurance
Aetna Blue Cross Blue Shield Cigna Humana UnitedHealthcare Medicare

Most health insurance plans do require a co-payment at the time of service. Please bring a valid ID and proof-of-insurance if you plan to use health insurance to pay for your visit.

What to expect at your visit

  1. 01

    Bring your cards

    Photo ID and insurance card at every visit.

  2. 02

    We verify in-network

    Real-time eligibility check at check-in when possible.

  3. 03

    Copay at check-in

    Most plans require patient responsibility when you arrive.

In-network plans

We are currently in-network with the following providers

21 carriers · 48 accepted plans. Search by carrier or plan name.

Aetna

1 plan

  • EPO, HMO, PPO, & Medicare

Aetna Better Health of Texas

1 plan

  • Medicaid

Anthem Blue Cross

1 plan

  • Blue Cross PPO (Prudent Buyer)

Anthem Blue Cross Blue Shield

4 plans

  • PPO/EPO
  • Advantage PPO
  • Blue Access PPO
  • PPO (Connecticut)

Blue Cross Blue Shield Federal Employee Program

2 plans

  • Basic Option
  • Standard Option

Blue Cross Blue Shield of Illinois

3 plans

  • PPO
  • Blue Edge PPO
  • BasicBlue PPO

Blue Cross Blue Shield of Massachusetts

1 plan

  • Preferred Blue PPO

Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan

1 plan

  • PPO Plans - Group Enrollees

Blue Cross Blue Shield of Texas

10 plans

  • Blue Choice PPO Plan
  • Blue Edge PPO
  • TRS-ActiveCare
  • UT Select PPO
  • Blue Advantage HMO
  • HMO Blue Texas
  • Blue Choice Silver PPO
  • HealthSelectSM of Texas
  • Blue Choice Gold PPO
  • Blue Advantage Silver HMO

Blue Shield of California

1 plan

  • Blue Shield of California PPO Network

Cigna

7 plans

  • Open Access Plus
  • Cigna PPO
  • Choice Fund Open Access Plus
  • Choice Fund PPO
  • HMO
  • Cigna Open Access Plus In-Network
  • CIGNA HealthCare of Texas, Inc. - Houston

Highmark Blue Cross Blue Shield

1 plan

  • BCBS PPO

Hooray Health

1 plan

  • All

Humana

2 plans

  • National POS - Open Access
  • Humana/ChoiceCare Network PPO

Independence Blue Cross

1 plan

  • Personal Choice PPO

Medicare

1 plan

  • Original Medicare Part A and Part B

Premera Blue Cross

1 plan

  • Premera BlueCard PPO/Traditional Network

Sana

1 plan

  • All

Superior HealthPlan

1 plan

  • STAR (Medicaid)

Tricare

1 plan

  • Tricare East Region (Humana Military)

UnitedHealthcare

6 plans

  • UnitedHealthcare Choice Plus
  • UnitedHealthcare Choice
  • UnitedHealthcare Options PPO
  • UnitedHealthcare Choice Plus Network - UMR
  • Choice Plus Plan with HSA
  • UnitedHealthcare PPO (Choice Plus)

Insurance acceptance can change. Your specific benefits depend on your plan. This page is a general guide — not a guarantee of coverage for your visit.

FAQ

Insurance questions

What insurance plans do you accept?

NeuMed accepts health plans from most insurance carriers as well we will file your claim to help make the process as easy as possible, just like your typical doctor's office. We're currently in-network with the following insurance providers — search the plan list above for your carrier and plan name.

Do you accept Affordable Care Act (ACA/ObamaCare) plans?

We are pleased to participate in a limited number of ACA/Exchange plans that enable us to provide you with the high level of care and service you expect from NeuMed. Our goal is to participate with as many plans as possible, and we expect to continue to expand the list of participating plans over time. See our Insurance page for more information.

Do you accept off-Exchange or mirrored ACA plans?

NeuMed is only in network with specific ACA-related plans sold via the Health Insurance Marketplace, which are listed above. For individual and family health plans purchased privately (outside of an employer) through an insurance company, broker, or small business group, please be aware that if we're not in network with their Exchange counterparts, we may not be in network with those plans.

What is an out-of-pocket cost?

An out-of-pocket cost is the amount of money you are required to pay for healthcare services.

There are 3 primary reasons that you would have to pay money out-of-pocket:

  1. When you haven't met your deductible.
  2. What you need services your insurance plan doesn't cover.
  3. When you don't have insurance.
What's the difference between HMO and PPO?

HMO

  1. You always have to see your primary care provider first when you're experiencing a health issue.
  2. Need a referral to an in-network specialist.
  3. Must stay in-network to be covered.

PPO

  1. Freedom to choose providers of your choice.
  2. Can choose from in-network and out-of-network providers.
  3. In-network and out-of-network will have different costs.
What do you know about my insurance?

Here's what we know about your insurance and are able to confirm from our end at the time of your visit:

  1. If your insurance is in-network or out-of-network.
  2. The amount of your co-pay.

That's it.

Please note that it is your duty to know and understand your specific coverage details when receiving urgent care.

What does it mean if my insurance is not verified?

We are able to verify insurance eligibility in real-time through our platform; however, there may be times when an insurance plan can't be verified due to the following: The Payer ID not being accurate, the insurance plan is from a third party, and/or the insurance provider eligibility system is not responding

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