Question 1

What is a network provider?

Accepted Answer

UnitedHealthcare has a large network of labs, physicians, medical groups, clinics and other health care providers available for your use. These providers have agreed to charge UnitedHealthcare plan members lower rates. To help improve quality of care and save you from paying higher out-of-pocket costs, it is important that you use an in-network lab or provider.

Question 2

Do you offer coverage in my area?

Accepted Answer

Visit Our Networks page to see if we cover your area.

Question 3

As a small business with fewer than 50 employees, am I required by law to offer health insurance?

Accepted Answer

No. Businesses with 50 or fewer full-time employees are not required to offer insurance. The government definition of a full-time employee is a person who works 30 or more hours a week. However, all your employees must have health insurance in 2015 or pay a maximum fine of $900 (depending on income).

Question 4

What is a network provider?

Accepted Answer

UnitedHealthcare has a large network of labs, physicians, medical groups, clinics and other health care providers. These providers have agreed to charge lower rates for UnitedHealthcare plan members. To save members from paying higher out-of-pocket costs, it is important to use an in-network lab or provider.

Question 5

How do members find out if their doctor is in-network for their plan?

Accepted Answer

To see if a provider is in network, employees can search the online provider directory.

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