Reconnect with Your Doctor

You may have postponed non-urgent care, routine check-ups, or elective care. Now’s the time to get refocused on your health. If you’re overdue for care or don’t feel well, call your doctor.  If you have symptoms requiring immediate care, it’s okay to go to urgent care or the emergency room.

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   What to expect when you go back to the doctor

   • Limited number of patients in the office at a time

   • You may be asked to come alone or with only one support person

   • You’ll likely be asked to wait in your car and call the office when you arrive

   • Check-in or registration may be done over the phone/from your car

   • Temperature checks may be done before entering the office

   • Shields installed at the reception desk

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   Free Preventive Care.

   Keeping up with routine preventive care is key to staying healthy and can even be lifesaving. Most screenings and immunizations are no cost when you visit a participating plan provider.

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   We can help you connect with care.

   Find participating doctors, hospitals, and dentists online in one simple place.

   Give Telehealth a try. Check with your doctor to see if they offer telehealth visits. Many doctors are offering remote care options. Learn about Telehealth.

   Talk to our nurses 24/7/365. When you need a quick answer to health questions call 1-800-348-9786 (TTY: 1-800-662-1220).

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   Support for your overall wellbeing

   If you or a family member suffer from anxiety, depression, or have other mental health concerns, our care management team is here for you with Emotional Health Resources.

   If you or a loved one lives with a chronic or complex condition like asthma, diabetes, or cancer we have resources to help you get the care and support you need.