When it comes to In-network vs. out-of-network providers , it usually costs less to see someone in your network. Also, seeing in-network provider helps ensure services are covered by your plan. Out-of-network care and services could cost more.
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We’re here to help you get the right care when and where you need it.
Your care options
Nurse lines
Call a nurse 24/7
Intermountain Health's registered nurse line provides 24/7 access to an experienced medical resource you can trust at no additional cost.
UCHealth patients in Colorado
If you're a UCHealth patient and have symptoms or aren’t feeling well, call your primary care clinic to speak with a nurse.
Nurses are available Monday - Friday, 7 a.m. to 10 p.m.
Mental and behavioral health services
Members can access in-person and virtual mental and behavioral health care services led by experienced professionals in our network.
Member Advocates
If you can’t find a doctor or facility using our provider search tool, a Select Health Member Advocate is here to help you to find the right doctor and help you schedule an appointment. They may also share specific provider information, like what languages are spoken or what specialties are offered.
Weekdays: 7:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. and Saturdays: 9:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m.
Frequently asked questions
Browse as a guest or log in to you Select Health member account to find doctors, dentists, and specialists near you. You can also find a local urgent care, clinic, or hospital. When looking for a new provider, remember to search within your plan's network, which is located on your Select Health ID card.
Log in to your member account and search primary care. Remember to filter by the network listed on your Select Health ID card. You'll be able to select a PCP eligible in your area.
Search for an urgent care on our website. Remember to enter your plan’s network, which is located on your ID card, and your zip code.
Often, where you go for care depends on the severity of your symptoms. Why not make the decision with the help of a nurse? Select Health members have access to a 24/7 no-cost nurse line. Call, explain your symptoms, and ask for advice.
Nurse line (24/7)
Colorado: 800-624-3394, Idaho: 800-222-3344, Nevada: 800-308-1907, Utah: 844-501-6600
When comparing providers, consider the location of their services, area of expertise, and qualifications. You can always schedule a visit and decide after if you'd rather find a different provider.
We have a large network of primary care providers, specialists, mental health professionals, hospitals, clinics, and other health facilities. We even have an extended network in collaboration with United Healthcare. See extended network.
We routinely check our provider information for accuracy, but we recommend calling a healthcare provider directly to ask any questions you have.
You're welcome to browse our network of healthcare providers. It can be helpful to see if your doctor is in-network before switching plans, or if you moved to a new area and are looking for a local health insurance provider.
What is pre-authorization?
Pre-authorization is approval from Select Health that may be required before certain treatments, services, procedures, or prescriptions are covered.
When do I need it?
Pre-authorization requirements vary by plan. It's commonly required for certain specialty care services, procedures, diagnostic tests, medical equipment, and prescription medications. If you're planning to receive a service outside of your routine care, call Member Services to see whether pre-authorization is required.
How do I get it?
In many cases, your doctor or provider will submit a pre-authorization request on your behalf. For certain prescriptions, your pharmacy or prescribing provider may also submit the request. We’ll review the request and let you and your provider know the decision.
What is a referral?
A referral is when your primary care provider (PCP) recommends or directs you to another provider for specialized care or services.
When do I need a referral?
Whether you need a referral depends on your plan. Some plans require a referral before you see a specialist, while others allow you to make an appointment directly. Check your plan documents or contact Member Services to see if you need a referral for something specific.
How do I get a referral?
Your primary care provider can get you a referral for the care you need. Search for a primary care provider.
The amount you pay depends on the type of provider you see and the services you receive. Most Select Health plans include a copay ($) or coinsurance (%) that varies by type of care.
Visits with your primary care provider (PCP) typically have the lowest out-of-pocket cost. Seeing a specialist, such as a physical therapist, midwife, dermatologist, or eye doctor, often costs more.
To understand your costs, check your ID card or plan documents for your copays and coinsurance. You can also use your Select Health member account to estimate the cost of certain services. If you need help understanding your costs, contact Member Services.
