Insurance Coverage

If you are enrolled in a managed care plan (HMO, PPO or POS), your treatment at The University of Kansas Health System in Kansas City may be covered by insurance. To verify whether you're eligible for treatment at our health system, follow these tips.

If The University of Kansas Health System is not a participating provider in your plan, you may still be able to receive treatment here. Your insurance company may help with obtaining authorization. It is important to note that some benefit plans use what are referred to as "narrow" or "limited" networks. That means they narrow or limit the choices of doctors and hospitals that their customers can use. Additionally, some plans, such as HMOs, have primary care physician referral and/or other authorization guidelines. If you have an HMO insurance plan, please let us know when you schedule appointments. It may be necessary to plan your appointments at specific locations to ensure your fees are covered.

To make sure we are the best fit for your healthcare needs, speak with your insurance company.

Once you have verified The University of Kansas Health System is within your insurance network, patient access specialists will work with you to ensure you receive the full benefit from your insurance company by:

DISCLAIMER: The University of Kansas Health System's participation with any product or insurance plan is subject to change without notice. Additionally, insurance companies offer a variety of plans and may change the names and benefits at any point. Your level of coverage depends on the specific benefits outlined in your plan. To ensure that The University of Kansas Health System and its physicians and other providers are in-network, it is your responsibility to verify that The University of Kansas Health System is a participating provider and your benefit plan allows you access the day of a visit and/or admission. Contact your insurance plan to obtain this information.

Are you covered by health insurance?

If you're choosing a health insurance plan at work or on your own, you may want to check the networks. Most plans offer the best coverage for doctors and hospitals that are in their networks.

That means you'll want to find each health plan's network list and search for your doctors, other providers and The University of Kansas Health System.

Networks change from year to year, so be sure to check, even if you plan to stay in the same plan you had last year.

Note: Medicare annual wellness visits can be scheduled once every 12 months. Check with your insurance carrier to determine when you are next eligible for these visits before scheduling. Well-child checks are also covered according to specific schedules. Check with your insurance carrier to determine when your child is next eligible for these visits before you schedule.

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