We accept virtually all Medicare Supplement plans, such as: Banker’s Life & Casualty BCBS Medex ** BCBS Managed Blue for Seniors Commonwealth Care Alliance (One Care) Commonwealth Indemnity Medicare Extension Plan
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What's new at Laureate Medical Group?
At Laureate Medical Group, we strive to provide the best medical care with innovative methods. To enhance your Laureate experience, we will now text patients before appointments regarding registration reminders and day-of-appointment arrival information. Our staff is still available to provide assistance via phone.
Why is Laureate now texting patients before appointments?
To enhance your Laureate experience, we will now text patients before appointments regarding registration reminders and day-of-appointment arrival information. Our staff is still available to provide assistance via phone.
Does UnitedHealthcare offer Medicare health maintenance organization plans?
You may be familiar with Medicare Health Maintenance Organization (HMO) plans; they usually require you to get your care from a network provider or fill your prescriptions within the plan’s pharmacy network. UnitedHealthcare offers a variety of Medicare health plans.
What is a Medicare preferred provider organization (PPO)?
UnitedHealthcare Medicare Preferred Provider Organizations (PPOs) may encourage you to use these network providers by offering lower copayments, coinsurance amounts, and/or deductibles if you get your health care within the network. HMOs might require you to use network providers only (except for medically necessary emergency care).*
Medicare Plans Accepted
As you consider your Medicare options, please be sure to choose a plan your Reliant Medical Group doctor accepts.
We accept virtually all Medicare Supplement plans, such as
Reliant does not accept Medicare Advantage plans that consider Reliant to be an “out-of-network” provider.
Which Insurance Plans Does Saint Francis Participate In?
Saint Francis Health System is made up of hospitals and out-patient centers, Laureate and the Warren Clinic physician group. Insurance plans vary depending on the facility. The lists below are updated on a regular basis, but always check with your doctor or insurance company for complete coverage details.
Do You Qualify for Soonercare?
You may qualify for Medicaid benefits (also known as Title 19 or Soonercare). To find out if you qualify for these benefits or if you have questions about your Medicaid benefits, please contact the appropriate financial counseling office listed below.
Request a Quote for Your Care
As your partner in health, Saint Francis is pleased to offer pricing for procedures ahead of time. This quote will include fees from your chosen Saint Francis hospital and Warren Clinic physicians. Independent providers who may be involved in your care will not be included in the upfront pricing and will be billed separately.
What happens if I don't use UnitedHealthcare?
What happens if I don’t use a UnitedHealthcare Medicare network provider? Using network providers may save you money. Your UnitedHealthcare Medicare network provider typically must accept your copayment or coinsurance amount as payment in full for your share of your medical care.
Do you need prior authorization for out of network care?
Choosing a network provider may also save you time. In some cases, you may be required to get prior authorization from your plan before it will cover out-of-network care. Learn more about Medicare Advantage plans and Medicare Part D Prescription Drug Plans, including eligibility requirements and enrollment periods.
When will Northwestern accept Medicare?
Beginning January 1, 2020, patients who arrive for services must have their new Medicare card/ID. If already issued, patients may bring their new Medicare card to their next appointment prior to January 1, 2020. Note: Most of the physicians providing care at Northwestern Medicine hospitals are independent and may accept different insurance plans ...
Is Northwestern Medicine in network?
To meet the widest range of healthcare needs in the region, Northwestern Medicine hospitals participate in a variety of insurance plans and is considered an "in-network" provider for a large number of insurers. Being in-network means that insurance companies have made special contracting arrangements to provide a higher level ...