Doctors, hospitals and other providers often join or leave a network, so information in this directory is subject to change. Also, make sure the provider you choose is participating in your specific network. You’ll find your network name on the front of your member ID card. Always check your provider's network status before receiving services, and also check the address.

All available provider information is validated, at a minimum, every three years through credentialing process.

Provider or Group name – all or part of the doctor’s name or practice’s name .

Facility Name – all or part of the hospital’s name.

Gender – M=male; F=female.

Medical group affiliations, if applicable – an organization that a group of doctors/practitioners are directed by.

Languages – all languages spoken by provider/clinical staff are listed.

Accepting new patients – if provider is currently accepting new patients (applies to general and internal medicine, family practice, pediatrics, obstetrics/gynecology and high volume behavioral health.

Specialty category – General category of specialty, eg., Pediatrics.

Specialty – individual specialties within the general specialty category, eg., Pediatric Cardiology (specialty includes all that are applicable, subspecialty is optional).

Network – your health benefit plan’s provider network.

Zip Code – identifies the location of the provider practice.

Board certification with expiration date – A physician’s advanced credentials indicating a high degree of competence and training in their area of specialty.

Accreditation – voluntary process to be surveyed against industry standards for comparative purposes.

Hospital Affiliations – admitting/attending privileges at listed hospitals.