Doctors, hospitals, pharmacies, and other health care providers that have agreed to provide members of a certain insurance plan with services and supplies at a discounted price. In some insurance plan [..]

Cigna contracts with doctors, hospitals, labs, etc. to provide health services to its customers. This group of health care professionals forms a Cigna network. Customers usually pay less when they use [..]

Certain doctors and hospitals have agreed to accept your insurance — that’s your network. Each plan has its own network. And getting care from “in-network” doctors and hospitals just means going to th [..]

A dentist who participates in your plan's dental network and whose charges are based on amounts negotiated by the network.

A group of doctors, hospitals, pharmacies, and other health-care providers that have agreed to provide discounted services and supplies to beneficiaries of a certain insurance plan. Some insurance plans will cover services only from in-network doctors, hospitals, pharmacies, and other health-care providers.

Providers or health care facilities which are part of a health plan’s network of providers with which it has negotiated a discount. Insured individuals usually pay less when using an in-network provider, because those networks provide services at lower cost to the insurance companies with which they have contracts.

This term refers to a provider’s relationship with a health insurance company. A group of providers may contract with an insurance company to form a network of healthcare professionals that a person can choose from when enrolled in that insurance company’s health plan.

Contracted provider with your PPO Network or Health plan.

(Also known as "Partcipating") Refers to the use of providers who participate in the insurance company's provider network. Many benefit plans encourage members to use participating (in-network) providers to reduce the member's out-of-pocket expense.

Refers to the use of health care professionals who participate in the health plan's provider and hospital network.

This means your doctors or services are covered by your insurance plan.

Services provided by a physician or other health care provider with a contractual agreement with the insurance company and paid at a higher benefit level.

Services provided by a physician or other health care provider with a contractual agreement with the insurance company and paid at a higher benefit level.

Describes a provider or health care facility which is part of a health plan’s network. When applicable, insured individuals usually pay less when using an in-network provider.

Refers to the use of providers who participate in the health plan’s provider network. Many benefit plans encourage enrollees to use participating (in-network) providers to reduce the enrollee’s out-of [..]

Term used to describe a participating dentist or a service provided by a participating dentist. See network.  

Doctors, hospitals, pharmacies and other health care practitioners that have agreed to provide members of a health plan with services and supplies at a discounted price. Under some health plans, your care is covered only if you receive it from in-network providers.

Providers or health care facilities which are part of a health plan's network of providers with which it has negotiated a discount. Insured individuals usually pay less when using an in-network provider, because those networks provide services at lower cost to the insurance companies with which they have contracts. LLifetime Maximum Benefit (o [..]

 Medical facilities and practitioners that have contracted with the insurance companies to provide discounted rates. Those facilities that have not contracted are considered “Out-of-Network.” The insu [..]