Employee Education Series
Dependent coverage may end for several reasons, such as missing documentation, incomplete enrollment during open enrollment, timing requirements related to life events like marriage or birth, or dependents aging out under the plan.
When you get sick or injured, choosing where to go for health care may seem overwhelming. You have many options for care, and each plays a significant role in how quickly and affordably you can get help. Understanding which is best for your situation can empower you to lower your health care costs and confidently choose where to receive the most appropriate care.
Receiving a bill can be stressful, but it doesn't always mean something is wrong. Sometimes, providers send a bill before your claim is fully processed, or your visit may be subject to a copay, deductible, or coinsurance.
Managing your employee benefits can involve several different contacts. Knowing who to reach out to can save time and frustration. Start with the option that best fits your situation
FOR WGH MEMBERS
Looking for doctors, hospitals, labs, or other providers? The Anthem site can help you find in-network providers in your area!
Was your claim denied on an in-network provider? Some services require preauthorization, referrals, or specific documentation.
Are you a member of Western Growers Health? You can get tier 1 generic medications for $0 at Costco or Walmart pharmacies!
Though preventive care is usually covered, your provider may add services that may be billed differently, be out of network, or the appointment itself wasn't coded correctly.
Whether it’s a stroll in the park or a bike ride through the woods, being outdoors can positively impact your well-being. There are numerous ways nature can boost your mood and overall health.