Information regarding accepted UnitedHealthcare (UHC) insurance plans. Click on a plan below to learn more.
Contact your health insurance plan for information on covered services before your appointment.
Can I select a Virginia Mason primary care provider with this insurance plan?
Yes
Does this plan require pre-approval to see a specialist?
No
General Comments
HMO: Referral for specialty care is required when one of the below primary care practices have been selected (please provide referral authorization number when scheduling an appointment):
If not under one of the above mentioned practices, approved specialty care referrals are not required. However, some services may require prior-authorization.
*When prior-authorizing for the Medicare programs always use the UHCWest website. Unless the Medicare program is Community Plan Dual Complete. If Community Plan Dual Complete, use UnitedHealthcareonline.
Can I select a Virginia Mason primary care provider with this insurance plan?
Yes
Does this plan require pre-approval to see a specialist?
Yes/No*
General Comments
HMO: Referral for specialty care is required when one of the below primary care practices have been selected:
If not under one of the above mentioned practices, approved specialty care referrals are not required. However, some services may require prior-authorization.
*When prior-authorizing for the Medicare programs always use the UHCWest website. Unless the Medicare program is Community Plan Dual Complete. If Community Plan Dual Complete, use UnitedHealthcareonline.
Can I select a Virginia Mason primary care provider with this insurance plan?
Yes
Does this plan require pre-approval to see a specialist?
No
Can I select a Virginia Mason primary care provider with this insurance plan?
No
Does this plan require pre-approval to see a specialist?
*Yes
General Comments
Can I select a Virginia Mason primary care provider with this insurance plan?
No
Does this plan require pre-approval to see a specialist?
Yes
General Comments
HMO: Referral for specialty care is required when one of the below primary care practices have been selected:
If not under one of the above mentioned practices, approved specialty care referrals are not required. However, some services may require prior-authorization.
*When prior-authorizing for the Medicare programs always use the UHCWest website. Unless the Medicare program is Community Plan Dual Complete. If Community Plan Dual Complete, use UnitedHealthcareonline.
Can I select a Virginia Mason primary care provider with this insurance plan?
Yes*
Does this plan require pre-approval to see a specialist?
Yes*
General Comments
Not accepting new patients for primary care selection.
Accepting only for patients already established in primary care.
Accepting for psychiatry.
Accepting new underage children with Down Syndrome, accessing Dr. Rebecca Partridge
Accepting all newborns into our pediatric panels
Insurance approved referral is not needed if patient selected a Virginia Mason primary care provider (PCP)
Approved referral are required when patient has a PCP under the following groups:
Can I select a Virginia Mason primary care provider with this insurance plan?
Yes
Does this plan require pre-approval to see a specialist?
No
Can I select a Virginia Mason primary care provider with this insurance plan?
No
Does this plan require pre-approval to see a specialist?
Yes
Can I select a Virginia Mason primary care provider with this insurance plan?
Yes
Does this plan require pre-approval to see a specialist?
Yes/No*
General Comments
* This program is geographically specific. For example: If a patient buys the coverage in California, they are only covered in California, if they buy it in Washington state, they are only covered in Washington state (unless emergency). They may only select a Virginia Mason PCP if they have the coverage in Washington state. If needing specialty care and coming from another state, they must have an approved referral.
Can I select a Virginia Mason primary care provider with this insurance plan?
Yes
Does this plan require pre-approval to see a specialist?
No