Five identical apples, with five identical results?
December 17, 2017 11:32 AM Subscribe
Is there any difference between the five care providers (AmeriGroup, CHPW, CCW, Molina, United) offered under WA state Medicaid/Apple Health?
If it matters, CHPW sucked a lot this last year, so a change would be nice but as far as I can see (living in King, 98122) they all offer the same services at the same clinics with the same doctors. Anyone know if there is some difference, or who I can call to ask?
If it matters, CHPW sucked a lot this last year, so a change would be nice but as far as I can see (living in King, 98122) they all offer the same services at the same clinics with the same doctors. Anyone know if there is some difference, or who I can call to ask?
At least in IL Medicaid providers have different physian networks, but all of the networks have lists under find a provider on the respective websites.
Biggest in network differences seems to be in mental health care here. Some are robust others are very lacking.
It is pretty easy to look up and compare.
They all are required to offer the same services. But one form of Medicaid may only have 3 ENTs while another one has 10.
posted by AlexiaSky at 1:10 PM on December 17, 2017
Biggest in network differences seems to be in mental health care here. Some are robust others are very lacking.
It is pretty easy to look up and compare.
They all are required to offer the same services. But one form of Medicaid may only have 3 ENTs while another one has 10.
posted by AlexiaSky at 1:10 PM on December 17, 2017
Response by poster: I guess I should clarify here that we're mostly looking for the best adult vision care (is this even covered ugh I hate navigating insurance coverage), male urology care (for an ongoing issue that was not adequately handled by CHPW this year) and, pie-in-the-sky, access to naturopathy.
posted by zinful at 1:39 PM on December 17, 2017
posted by zinful at 1:39 PM on December 17, 2017
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