OSU Medical Center is a healthcare provider for nearly all of the health plans in central Ohio. Please review the following list to make sure OSU Medical Center is a provider on the plan you choose!
We try to keep the list current, but changes are always happening! Your primary source for whether or not a healthcare provider is a part of your health plan is the health company itself. We suggest you double check with them to make sure the hospitals and doctors you want to have care for you are a part of the coverage that the plan provides.
For your convenience, health plan providers with web sites have their names hyperlinked to their Internet addresses. Many of these web sites provide specific health plan information as well as a variety of health resources.
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Key:
X = Participating Plan
TS = Tertiary or Specific Services only
Note: Participation in a network by University Hospitals, James Cancer Hospital, or University Hospitals East does not guarantee the participation of OSU affiliated physicians. Patients should always verify hospital/physician participation with their health plan.
As a patient, you assume responsibility for paying any charges your insurance company denies or does not pay. Payment will be due prior to services when it is known the service is out of network and or not covered.
Plan Type Definitions
Commercial Managed Care Plans are the HMO, PPO, and POS plans that are sponsored by your employer or which you have purchased individually.
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Medicaid HMOs are state approved plans that are available to eligible Medicaid beneficiaries. Medicaid HMOs may offer greater benefits than traditional Medicaid.
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Medicare HMOs are federally approved plans that are available to Medicare beneficiaries. Medicare HMOs usually offer greater benefits than traditional Medicare.
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Medicare Select Plans offer supplemental Medicare Benefits. The benefit plans that are offered are federally regulated.
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Behavioral Health Plans may be offered in conjunction with a commercial or Medicare Managed Care Plan. Also, in this category are county funded ADAMH Boards. Such plans are specific to the provision of mental health and substance abuse services.
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Specialty Transplant Networks may be offered in conjunction with other managed care plans and are specific to the provision of solid organ and bone marrow transplant services. Due to the complex nature of transplantation, you should always contact the applicable transplant program for further information as this list is not all inclusive.
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