Please use our online participating provider directory, DocFind®, to search for providers in your network. If you have questions on using DocFind, you may find answers in the DocFind Frequently Asked Questions.

Contact your Insurance Department at the District office by e-mail or phone (ext. 53162). You can also request one from Foundation by calling the number on your medical card. A list is available on the web at www.bluecrossca.com

You can search for a participating pharmacy in our network online using DocFind®*, our online provider directory. You can search for a pharmacy by zip code, by pharmacy name, by pharmacy benefit plan or program, or by the number of miles from your home you want to travel. You may also contact the toll-free Member Services telephone number on your ID Card for assistance in locating a participating pharmacy in your area.

You can go to the Provider Search section of our Web site to create a customized physician directory given your specific health care needs. By providing some basic information (your home or work address, specific specialty area or foreign language preferences), you will be provided a customized listing of BlueChoice physicians that meet your requirements.

You can see any licensed provider in the U.S. who can be paid by Medicare and who is wiling to accept the plan's terms and conditions of payment. You will not be locked into a network of providers. However, a provider may at any time decide that he or she does not want to accept the Today's Options plan. If this happens, you will need to find another provider who will accept your plan.

Your plan administrator or human resources department can provide a printed Encore Health Network Provider Directory for your assistance. In some cases (per your request), Encore can mail you a complete Provider Directly free of charge. Or you may conveniently access Encore’s online Provider Directory at encoreconnect.com.

Internet2 is not a separate physical network and will not replace the Internet. Internet2 brings together institutions and resources from academia, industry and government to develop new technologies and capabilities that can then be deployed in the global Internet. Close collaboration with Internet2 corporate members will ensure that new applications and technologies are rapidly deployed throughout the Internet.

It is done online through the CD and neither you nor BHI are involved. You can read about the CMEs on the inside jacket cover of the CD.

A complete list of providers can be found at the Chickering Claims Administrators, Inc., website. Go to www.chickering.com (click on “Find Your School” and enter 812804 as your policy number, then click on “DocFind”).

To find an Aetna Network Provider, go to www.chickering.com. Select "Find your school", enter Policy ID 711103, click on "New York University" and then "DocFind".

In this situation, CarePlus and CarePlusMAX would treat the anesthesiologist as an in-network provider.

The physicians of Kernodle Clinic participate in most major insurance networks. You can see list of insurance plans that include Kernodle Clinic physicians in their network on this website.

No. However, please keep in mind that you receive better coverage if you use an Encore provider. If the physician or hospital is not in the Encore network, your benefits will be lower, meaning you will have to pay a larger portion of the cost of the medical services you receive. Your health plan or insurance company can assist you with this process and should be consulted for benefits and eligibility information regarding the use of non-participating providers.

You can call our agency at 866-446-1046 and we will look up your providers or you can search the carrier's online directories below.

You would not receive benefits and you would need to obtain a new Primary Care Physician in order to take advantage of your coverage.

A Mobile number portability (MNP) means you can switch from your exiting Service Provider to iSIM and keep your existing number. You may have contractual obligations and costs relating to an existing mobile phone service that will have to be settled by you with your current service provider. The existence of contractual obligations with your current provider will not restrict or prevent the port from occurring.

Yes, Livewire can link to any backend ticketing system via XML or proprietary interface. Our system is designed to access data in a real-time environment i.e. reserved seating and also has the capability to self host blocks of tickets i.e. Amusement Parks and Ski Resorts for those venues with general admission.

If your current physician is not a BCBSNC network provider and you are just joining a BCBSNC health plan or changing health plans, we will assist you in finding a new provider. The continuity of care process will apply to Blue Care, Blue Choice and Blue Options plans if you are being seen regularly for an ongoing special condition or if you are in the second or third trimester of pregnancy or completing post-partum care.

The patients' optimum health may depend on it. Physicians are not miracle workers, and patients must learn to become a partner in their health care. If patients do not follow proper nutrition, get adequate rest and conserve their energy levels, they may be decreasing their energy -- a physician cannot "fix" everything.

Traditionally, physicians have relied on memory, notes, and in some cases, office photos, to track changes in patients' moles. There has been no systematic way to create a comprehensive, objective baseline record of patients' moles. MoleMapCD technology provides a standardized photographic record of a patient's entire skin surface, which is used as an adjunct tool to identify any changes in a patient's skin.

All our physicians are U.S licensed. We use only board certified physicians and U.S licensed pharmacies.

Standard reference ranges within tests are not effective. FFC understands the gap of what is considered “normal” and is able to diagnose based on the true levels. Therefore, we do extensive lab testing which entail 20-30 or more, specialized blood tests that allow us to look at the overall big picture. We are committed to finding out what is causing the symptoms that our patients present.

All of our Physicians undergo extensive training by our Medical Director, Dr. Jacob Teitelbaum and Co Medical Director, Dr. Marc Spurlock. Upon completing clinical training, Physicians actively participate in monthly conference calls where they receive updates on the current research and studies. In addition, Physicians continuously receive the latest research and findings on treating Fibro and Chronic Fatigue via email.

No. According to the history of Tibetan Medicine, dating from the 7th century to 14th century, most physicians were lay people and came from families with a medical tradition. TM began to be taught in some monasteries in the 15th century and was gradually developed by the Buddhist concept of altruistic life and religious practice. Later, the State supported the Monastic school of Medicine Chagpori, which was established in 1696 by Desid Sangye Gyatsho (1653-1705) in Lhasa.

A strategy on identifying physicians is outlined in the Strategy Booklet. Follow that strategy and you will easily be able to identify physicians that you should target.

It is really up to you. BHI sends you enough material to go to 10 physicians, but that may be too many for your practice. You may find that targeting 4 or 5 to start allow you to concentrate more on developing a lasting relationship with those and later you can target more. Outlined in the Strategy Booklet, it tells you how to identify the physicians to target. If you feel nervous, try to start with a physician you already know, like you’re own or one of a friend or family member.

Yes, but you may need a hospital administrator to act as the contact with HealthStream in order for the physicians to get CME credit. Contact HealthStream, number in the CD jacket, for more information on that. A better strategy is to show a minute or so and then have the physicians who are interested to sign up to get the CD. This gives you a chance to see them again and visit them in their office.

First of all, always remember to say to the physicians “CMEs” not “CEUs”. Physicians get CMEs, everyone else gets CEUs. If you say CEUs to a physician, they know you don’t necessarily understand medical education. This is important. All physicians need a certain number of CME credit hours for licensure, so they are very important.

No. Call the Board of Physicians, Quality Assurance, at 410-764-4777 for licensing of Maryland physicians.