Find care by insurance plan
Start with your carrier to see the providers and facilities that report accepting it, then filter down to your specialty and city.
Accepted plans are reported by the practice or taken from the public listing data we import, and networks change often. Always confirm with both your insurer and the office before you book.
Carriers with listed providers
Medicare
The federal program for people 65+ and certain younger people with disabilities. Original Medicare has no network — any provider who accepts assignment can bill it.
30 providers · 10 facilities · 23 cities
BrowseBlue Cross Blue Shield
A federation of independent, locally operated Blue plans. Networks and covered providers differ by state licensee, so always check your own plan card.
10 providers · 10 facilities · 16 cities
BrowseAetna
A CVS Health company offering commercial employer plans, individual marketplace plans, Medicare Advantage and Medicaid managed care in most states.
9 providers · 10 facilities · 15 cities
BrowseUnitedHealthcare
The largest US health insurer by membership, with employer, individual, Medicare Advantage, Medicaid and student plans.
9 providers · 10 facilities · 16 cities
BrowseCigna
A global health services company with employer, marketplace and Medicare Advantage plans, plus a large behavioral health network.
8 providers · 10 facilities · 14 cities
BrowseHumana
One of the largest Medicare Advantage and Part D insurers in the United States, with additional employer, dental and vision plans.
2 providers · 10 facilities · 9 cities
BrowseMedicaid
Joint federal and state coverage for people with limited income. Eligibility, plan names and participating providers are set state by state.
2 providers · 10 facilities · 10 cities
BrowseAnthem
Elevance Health's Blue Cross Blue Shield licensee across 14 states, covering employer, individual, Medicare and Medicaid plans.
2 providers · 0 facilities · 2 cities
BrowseKaiser Permanente
An integrated system where the health plan, hospitals and medical groups operate together. Care is normally delivered inside Kaiser facilities rather than an open network.
1 providers · 1 facilities · 2 cities
BrowseTricare
Health coverage for uniformed service members, retirees and their families, administered by the Defense Health Agency through regional contractors.
0 providers · 1 facilities · 1 cities
BrowseOther common carriers
We list these plans on provider profiles, but no practice in the directory has reported them yet. If you run a practice, add your accepted plans so patients can find you.
Add your accepted plansHow to confirm you're in network
- 1. Read your plan name, not just the logo. Carriers run many networks. "Aetna" or "Blue Cross Blue Shield" on a card does not tell you which network the plan uses — the plan name below it does.
- 2. Check the carrier's own directory. Each carrier page here links to the insurer's official find-a-doctor tool, which is the authoritative source for your specific plan.
- 3. Call the office and ask two questions. Do you accept my plan, and are you in network with it? A practice can accept a carrier without being in network, which changes what you pay.
- 4. Ask for an estimate in writing. If you are paying cash or the plan may not cover the visit, you can request a Good Faith Estimate before a scheduled service.