A doctor, hospital, or other healthcare provider that is not part of an insurance plan's doctor or hospital network.
A medical provider who has not contracted with a health plan as a participating provider.
A provider who does not sign a Medicare participating agreement, and therefore is not obligated to accept assignment on all claims.
Any provider who is not a part of the network of a benefit plan.
An 'independently-practicing psychologist' who chooses not to sign a participation agreement. These providers can choose to accept assignment on a case-by-case basis, however services that are unassigned are subjected to the "limiting charge" restriction.
Dental care provider who has not contracted with the carrier to be a participating provider of dental care for a particular plan.
A healthcare provider such as a physician, skilled nursing facility, home health agency, laboratory etc, who does not have an agreement with MagnaCare to provide covered services to members.
A provider, such as a physician or hospital, that does not choose to sign an agreement with us.
Medical service provider not contracted with a particular health plan.
Provider that has not contracted with a health insurance company to provide services at a reduced fee. Also referred to as an out of network provider.
a provider who does not have a contractual relationship with the claims administrator for the coverage option in which you are enrolled.
A doctor, hospital, or other health care provider that is not part of an insurance plan doctor or hospital network.
A Provider of healthcare services who does not contract with the Plan.
An Ophthalmologist, Optometrist or Opticians who is not a contracted vision plan provider.
This term generally used to mean providers who have not contracted with a health plan to provide services at reduced fees. Also called Non-Preferred Care Providers or Out of Network Providers.
A provider who is not part of a specific health plan. Since these providers do not have contracts with a health plan, and are not credentialed by the health plan, patients using these providers must pay out-of-pocket for the care themselves.
term used to describe a provider that has not contracted with the carrier or health plan to be a participating provider of health care.
A doctor or supplier who doesn't participate in Medicare. The doctor or supplier can choose to accept assignment on a case-by-case basis.
A non-participating provider does not agree to the TRICARE Maximum Allowable Charge (TMAC) as the final payment on the claim. The beneficiary is responsible for paying up to 115% of the TMAC. TRICARE payment is made directly to the beneficiary.
A medical Provider who has not contracted with an insurance company as a Participating Provider. Also may be referred to as Out-of-Network, Non-Contracted, or Non-Par.
An ophthalmologist, optometrist or optician who is not a contracted provider. All services must be paid in full by the patient at the time services are rendered and benefit allowances will be paid to the enrollee. Refer to the Benefit Brochure for more specifics.
A provider that has not contracted with a health or dental plan to provide care services to covered persons.
A provider with no contractual limitation on what he may bill and thus may practice balance-billing, as well as require payment at the time services are rendered.
a health care provider who has not contracted with the carrier or health plan to be a participating provider of health care. Non-par can bill the patient without balance billing limits typically agreed to by participating providers. Also known as out-of-network provider