Care management

If you have a special condition, our Centers of Excellence (COE) network provides help finding a doctor and medical center as well as help with understanding your illness. COEs are intended to complement local hospital and physician care by helping you get access to care.

The Centers of Excellence (COE) program providers and medical centers are independent contractors who render care and treatment to health plan members. The COE program does not provide direct health care services or practice medicine, and the COE providers and medical centers are solely responsible for medical judgments and related treatments. The COE program is not liable for any act or omission, including negligence, committed by any independent contracted health care professional or medical center.

With Cancer Resources Services, you’ll have access to experienced cancer nurses who can provide guidance and support to you and your family during your cancer journey. They’ll help you understand your diagnosis, share information that you help you make more informed decisions about your care and find emotional support for you and your family members.

Disease Management programs and services may vary on a location-by-location basis and are subject to change with written notice. UnitedHealthcare does not guarantee availability of programs in all service areas and provider participation may vary. Certain items may be excluded from coverage and other requirements or restrictions may apply. If you select a new provider or are assigned to a provider who does not participate in the Disease Management program, your participation in the program will be terminated. Self-Funded or Self-Insured Plans (ASO) covered persons may have an additional premium cost. Please check with your employer.

Get ongoing support before and after weight-loss surgery from a dedicated team of nurses. Our Bariatric Resource Services program offers educational resources, surgery preparation assistance and continued support to help you succeed.

Disease Management programs and services may vary on a location-by-location basis and are subject to change with written notice. UnitedHealthcare does not guarantee availability of programs in all service areas and provider participation may vary. Certain items may be excluded from coverage and other requirements or restrictions may apply. If you select a new provider or are assigned to a provider who does not participate in the Disease Management program, your participation in the program will be terminated. Self-Funded or Self-Insured Plans (ASO) covered persons may have an additional premium cost. Please check with your employer.

When you have a baby in the neonatal intensive care unit (NICU), you want to make sure they’re getting the very best care. Neonatal Resource Services offers a team of skilled neonatologists, NICU nurse case managers and social workers to help during your baby’s stay. They provide support from admission to after discharge, personalizing their care to your baby’s needs.

The plan pays benefits as described under the Covered Health Care Services Category in your plan documents.

This service should not be used for emergency or urgent care needs. . In an emergency, call 911 or go to the nearest emergency room. The information provided through this program is for information only. It is provided as part of your health benefit plan. Program nurses and other representatives cannot diagnose problems or suggest treatment. This program is not a substitute for your doctor’s care. You should consult an appropriate health care professional to determine what might be right for you. Your health information is kept confidential in accordance with the law. This is not an insurance program and may be discontinued at any time.

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Guided cancer support

Weight-loss surgery support

NICU support

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