Amazon officially becomes a health care provider after purchase of One Medical

Re:Amazon officially becomes a health care provider after pu... by nickysielicki on Wednesday February 22, 2023 @01:47PM (#34900625)

Well maybe this is more to my point: I don’t know how my insurance plan maps to what I’m required to do in terms of seeking care. But I do know that if I guess wrong I’m looking at paying my entire deductible, so what I end up doing is avoiding the medical system as much as possible.

My point is just that if it’s an app on my phone, it’s a lot different. I’m probably going to sign up for this.

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Re:Amazon officially becomes a health care provider after pu... by wil421 on Wednesday February 22, 2023 @01:53PM (#34900723)

My healthcare plan has a website and you can put in a zip to see who is around you. They should list in network doctors, if there are only out of network doctors you can call the insurance and get an authorization.

United Healthcare dropped a large provider in my state for a few months and I had to do the authorization thing to see my regular doc. No out of network changes.

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