AllCare Accepts Most Insurance Plans for Primary and Urgent Care
At AllCare Primary & Immediate Care, we strive to provide accessible healthcare services to as many individuals as possible. We accept a wide range of insurance plans, ensuring that our patients can receive the care they need. Please review the following information to learn more about the insurance plans accepted at AllCare Primary & Immediate Care and any plans that are not currently accepted.
Insurance Coverage for Primary and Immediate Care
To provide you with seamless healthcare services, we accept a wide range of insurance plans listed below.
- Aetna Coventry Medicare Advantage – PPO
- Aetna – PPO, HMO, POS
- All Savers Insurance
- Allied – PPO
- AmBetter Commercial – PPO, HMO
- Anthem Medicare Advantage – PPO
- Beech Street
- BCBS – PPO, HMO, FEP
(Pathway X and POS plans are not accepted) - CareSource Marketplace – HMO
- Cigna – Allegiance Benefit Plan Management
- Cigna – GWH
- Cigna – NALC
- Cigna + Oscar
- Cigna GA Connect – HMO
- Cigna – PPO, EPO, POS, HMO
- Clear Spring Health Medicare Advantage
- Clover Medicare Advantage – PPO
- EON Health Plan Medicare Advantage – PPO
- First Health
- Georgia Health Medicare Advantage – PPO
- Friday Health Plan (Exchange Plan) – PPO (Buckhead ONLY)
- GEHA
- Harvard Pilgrim Health Care – PPO
- Hooray Health
- Humana Commercial – HMO, POS
- Humana Medicare Advantage
- Lifewell/Health Scope
- Medicare B
- Meritain Health – PPO, POS
- Multi Plan
- PHCS
- Tricare East
- Tricare for Life (TRICARE)
- United Healthcare Medicare Advantage (includes AARP HMO, excludes AARP Medicare Supplemental Plans – PPO, HMO)
- United Healthcare – PPO, POS, HMO, EPO
- United Medical Resources
- UnitedHealth Shared Services
- UnitedHealthOne
- WellCare Medicare Advantage – HMO, PPO
- Pruitt Health Premier Medicare Advantage – PPO
- Sonder Medicare Advantage – PPO
- Oscar – PPO
Please note: this list is not exhaustive — additional insurance plans may be accepted.
Disclaimer: AllCare is committed to ensuring that insurance coverage does not hinder access to care. We will make every effort to provide the most current participation status and submit claims on your behalf. However, due to the variety of insurance plans, we recommend verifying your network status directly with your individual insurance provider.
Self-Pay Rates
We offer self-pay rates for individuals seeking healthcare services. Explore our comprehensive range of self-pay options to learn more about the flexible payment solutions we provide.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does AllCare Primary & Immediate Care Accept Medicare?
Yes, we accept all Medicare insurance plans.
Does AllCare Primary & Immediate Care accept Medicaid?
We accept select Medicaid plans. Please contact our office to verify coverage.
Does you accept out-of-network insurance plans?
We primarily focus on in-network insurance plans. However, please reach out to us to discuss specific options and coverage.
How Does My High-Deductible Plan Work?
1. What is a High-Deductible Health Plan (HDHP)?
A high-deductible health plan is a type of health insurance plan that has higher deductibles than traditional plans but usually offers lower monthly premiums. You pay more out of pocket before the plan begins to pay for covered healthcare expenses.
2. How do HDHPs work?
You’re responsible for paying the full cost of medical care until you meet your annual deductible. After that, your insurance starts sharing the cost through coinsurance, and once you reach your out-of-pocket maximum, the plan covers 100% of covered services for the rest of the year.
3. What expenses count toward the deductible?
Medical services like doctor visits, lab tests, imaging, hospital care, and most prescriptions count toward your deductible. However, preventive services (like vaccines and screenings)
Is pre-authorization required for services?
Pre-authorization may be required for certain services, depending on your insurance plan. We recommend contacting your insurance provider for detailed information.
How can I verify my insurance coverage?
To verify your insurance coverage, please contact our office with your insurance information, and our team will assist you in understanding your benefits and coverage.
Are there specific insurance plans that you do not accept?
While we strive to accept as many insurance plans as possible, there may be some specific plans that we do not currently participate in. We recommend contacting our office to inquire about your specific insurance plan.
What’s the Difference Between an Annual and a Sick Visit?
1. What is a primary care office visit?
A primary care visit is an appointment to address a specific health concern. This could include:
- New symptoms (e.g., cough, pain, rash)
- Ongoing conditions (e.g., diabetes, high blood pressure)
- Medication refills or adjustments
- Follow-up after a recent illness or hospital visit
2. What is an annual physical (preventive visit)?
An annual physical is a preventive check-up focused on your overall health, even if you feel fine. It may include:
- Routine physical exam
- Preventive screenings (based on age, gender, risk)
- Vaccination review
- Wellness counseling (diet, exercise, lifestyle)
3. Can I discuss health concerns during my physical?
Yes—but it depends on the complexity.
- Brief concerns may be addressed during the visit.
- More detailed issues (new symptoms, chronic condition changes) may require a separate office visit.
4. Why might I get charged for both a physical and an office visit?
Insurance typically covers preventive visits differently than problem-based visits.
If your provider:
- Evaluates a new issue
- Adjusts medications
- Manages a chronic condition
That portion may be billed as a separate office visit, which could involve a copay or deductible.
5. What should I schedule if I feel sick or have a concern?
Schedule a primary care office visit so your provider can focus on diagnosing and treating your issue.
6. What should I schedule if I feel healthy?
Schedule an annual physical to stay on top of preventive care and screenings.
7. How often should I get a physical?
Most patients should have a physical once a year, but your provider may recommend a different schedule based on your health needs.
8. What if I’m not sure which visit I need?
Call the office! Staff can help guide you based on your symptoms and needs.