Understand your coverage.
Know your next step.
Start with your state and insurance provider. Our team can help you understand the benefits available under your plan and what you may need to pay.
Explore insurance in my stateIs my insurance listed?
Choose where you live to see the payer names listed for your state. No personal or insurance details needed.
1. Choose your state
Or browse the names below. UHC is UnitedHealthcare; BCBS is Blue Cross Blue Shield.
Choose a state to view its payer list.
Your state’s payer names will appear here.
Next, let’s check your individual benefits.
Found your provider? A care navigator can help clarify your plan and available services. Don’t see it? Ask the team about your options.
A payer listing is a starting point, not confirmation of eligibility. Availability varies by state, plan, and service. Individual benefits and current network participation must be verified.
What might I pay?
Your costs depend on your particular plan and the services available to you.
Ask the team to help you understand your benefits and potential costs before you agree to services.
Questions we can help you explore
- Does my plan cover the available services?
- Do copays or deductibles apply?
- What might I need to pay myself?
- What options are available if my plan isn’t listed?
From questions to a clearer next step.
You don’t need to work it all out before getting in touch.
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Start a conversation
Tell the team you’d like help understanding availability in your state and your insurance options.
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Review your benefits
Your navigator can explain what needs to be checked for your plan and the services you’re considering.
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Understand your options
Discuss potential costs, available support, and enrollment before deciding what comes next.
A few common questions.
Does a listed provider mean I’m covered?
What if my state or insurance isn’t listed?
Can I pay without insurance?
Do I need to enter my insurance details here?
Let’s make your next step clearer.
Start with a question about your state, plan, or possible costs.