Where you receive care can greatly impact how much you will pay for healthcare services. By using an in-network provider, you will maximize your insurance coverage while keeping costly out-of-network expenses at bay.
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PHP does contract for ancillary healthcare providers if they are employed by a provider practice currently contracted with PHP. We do not contract directly with these providers.
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Participating providers are able to provide services to our members as part of our plan networks. If you would like to become a part of our network, you will need to complete the…
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We want to provide valuable resources to our healthcare providers and facilities, whether it's with outstanding service, quick access to forms and tools, or keeping you informed with the…
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Recruitment page for physicians and providers in Lake and Porter counties.
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PHP accepts electronic claims from all clearinghouses, as well as HIPAA-compliant files from providers. Our payer ID number is 12399.*
If you have any questions or issues regarding electronic claim submission, please contact PHP Customer Service at (260) 432-6690, ext. 11; toll-free at 1-800-982-6257, ext. 11; or custsvc@phpni.com.
* Our payer ID number is also 12399 for electronic remittance advice (835).
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In 1996, Congress passed the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA). Title II of HIPAA deals with the creation of standards for the collection, use, disclosure, and…
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Do you have questions about your network, insurance ID card, or travel coverage? How about whether you should you go to a health clinic, urgent care, an emergency room, or somewhere else? We can help!
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