Are there any restrictions on out-of-network providers?
Asked 2 years ago
Tufts Healthcare generally has specific guidelines regarding out-of-network providers, which can vary depending on the type of plan an individual has chosen. Typically, members of Tufts Health Plans might face higher costs when seeking care from providers outside of their network. This could involve higher deductibles, copayments, and coinsurance compared to services provided by in-network providers. In certain cases, prior authorization might be required for specific treatments or services when using out-of-network providers.
Some plans may offer a limited out-of-network benefit, while others might not cover any expenses at all for out-of-network care. It is also possible that obtaining a referral from a primary care physician is necessary before seeing an out-of-network specialist.
For the most accurate and detailed information regarding restrictions for out-of-network providers, members are encouraged to refer to their plan documents and benefits summary available on the Tufts Healthcare website. This resource can clarify any specific questions regarding coverage and out-of-network restrictions.
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