Physicians, hospitals or other providers of medical services that have agreed to participate in a network, to offer their services at negotiated rates and to meet other contractual provisions. Also known as a "participating provider."
A doctor, hospital or other healthcare provider who has entered into an agreement with GHI to provide healthcare services to members for a negotiated rate of reimbursement.
A health care provider (such as a physician, dentist, hospital, or laboratory) that enters into a contract with the health plan to provide care at a specified, discounted rate. Typically, the plan options pay more when you receive treatment from a network provider.
Any health care provider who has contracted with the health plan to provide services and abide by health plan policies and whose services are allowed by the plan. In the case of Ohio Med, enrollees receive maximum reimbursement and some additional benefits when they use network providers.
a doctor (nurse practitioner, lab, etc
a doctor or hospital who's made an arrangement with us to provide services at a discounted rate
a healthcare professional who has signed an agreement with TRICARE stating, among other things, to accept assignment of benefit or the TRICARE Maximum Allowable Charge as payment in full
A provider that is within the approved network for a particular health plan. See Preferred Provider Organization.
A healthcare professional or facility that is part of the managed care organizationâ€(tm)s (MCO's) network and has a contractual arrangement to provide services to the MCOâ€(tm)s covered members.
Is any professional, supplier of health care services, hospital, or medical facility having an arrangement to provide health services to AdvantageCare members in their service area.
A provider who has agreed to accept pre-set amounts in payment for services to enrolled members of a health care plan. Depending upon the type of health care plan, people may seek care only from a provider in a network, or will face higher costs or no reimbursement for services sought by a non-network provider.
In X.25 communications, the organization, often a PTT, that provides a public network.
The dentists and other providers that are in the network of the dental plan.