The ideal starting point for seeking medical care is your primary care provider (PCP), also referred to as your primary care physician or Physician of Choice (POC). This is your primary healthcare professional for managing routine medical needs.

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Your primary care provider can address common health issues, offer preventive care, conduct annual physicals, and perform wellness checks. Additionally, they can refer you to a specialist if necessary.

You have access to a diverse array of medical specialists, covering numerous fields from cardiology and endocrinology to gynecology and orthopedics.

 

Whether you need care for a heart condition, hormonal imbalance, reproductive health, or musculoskeletal issues, our network includes experts in each of these areas. This ensures that you can receive targeted, specialized care tailored to your specific health needs.

Telehealth advice and virtual care options let you speak with medical professionals via phone or video.

Common uses for virtual care include non-emergency conditions. For example: respiratory infections, cold and flu, allergies, and joint pain.

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Teledoc Health

Speak to doctors by phone or video who can treat non-emergency medical issues and may prescribe medications.

While many people are choosing virtual care options, we understand that sometimes you may need – or prefer – to see a doctor in person.

 

That’s why we offer access to in-person options beyond your primary provider. These can be used for both simple and more complex needs.

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Urgent Care

Walk-in, non-emergency care when your primary care provider is not available. Available to all members