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.
Intermountain Health's registered nurse line provides 24/7 access to an experienced medical resource you can trust at no additional cost.
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.
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.
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.
When you're trying to decide if you should go to a local urgent care, or see someone online, it's helpful to think about your symptoms and the services you may need. For example, it's easier to get an x-ray or blood draw if you're in person. Search for a nearby urgent care.
Intermountain Health and UC health both offer a variety of virtual services, including urgent care. See which virtual services.
Tip: If you're ever not sure of where to go for care, call Intermountain Health's 24/7 nurse line at 844-501-6600. They can help you determine which level of care is best for you. .
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.
We routinely check our provider information for accuracy, but recommended confirm details directly with the provider before scheduling an appointment.
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.