Call United Health Care Insurance Seriously!
To be a provider for the United Health Care Insurance Company is mostly a matter of presenting the company with your credentials and jumping through the proper insurance company hoops
It takes between 3 and 6 months in the process of becoming a provider for most insurance companies
Services for a patient insured by that company must bill as an out-of-network provider. It must be provided by a medical provider during that time and will generally receive a lower level of reimbursement for his expenses, which means he must charge more directly to the patient.
a) Submit copies of all your pertinent credentials which include medical licenses, state business licenses, association memberships and information regarding your college education.
b) Get information about United Health Care Insurance Company by asking to someone in the provider services department. Most insurance companies have a specific application process that must be followed to become a provider for that company and assign medical providers a liaison within their offices to help with the application process. The provider registration hotline is (877) 842-3210.
c) Complete the applying online at United’s web site (see Resources) or fill out the application that’s mailed to you.
Make copies of everything that the company has requested.
Because the health insurance company will want original signatures, save the copies for yourself and send the appliance to United Health Care via certified mail, come back receipt requested.
This can guarantee that your application is received and allows you to trace it in the event the corporate claims later it does not have it.
d) Wait for about 3 weeks to verify information from the insurance company, including your license, and to consult local regulatory agencies to make certain that you have not been sanctioned, or have your license withdrawn. In addition, the insurance company will check with federal agencies to be certain that you are eligible to provide care to its insurance clients.
e) Check back. Call the provider services department and ask for the status of your application if you have not heard back from the company approximately 1 month after submitting your application. While it may be tempting to let a lesser member of your staff make the call for you, you will have better results if you call yourself.
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