Your PCP is the HAP-affiliated physician you select to coordinate your medical care. You must select a PCP. You must see your PCP for all routine,...
If you need prompt medical attention that is not an emergency (like an urgent medical condition), you can:
Call your PCP's office. Be sure to...
Your PCP is the only physician who has your complete medical profile and can coordinate your specialty care. This helps to ensure that all your...
HAP's Continuity of Care program allows members to continue to receive medical care from their current health care provider if you are currently...
To take advantage of our special Weight Watchers® offer for eligible HAP members, have your HAP or Alliance member ID number ready and call...
For the most detailed, up-to-date information about your personal prescription drug coverage, log in and click on “My Prescription...
The following provider types are Primary Care Physicians (PCP): Family Practice, Geriatric Medicine, Internal Medicine, Pediatrics.
Here is the maximum length of time you should have to wait to see your doctor:
Preventive visits (nonsymptomatic office visits such as an...
When specialty services, beyond routine OB/GYN care, are medically necessary, your PCP will direct you to a specialist.
Yes, unless services are not available in the Henry Ford Health System Henry Ford Preferred Network. If services are not available, your PCP will...
