Presbyterian Healthcare 
Health Insurance Plans Accepted
| The following list represents Presbyterian Healthcare commercial health insurance, worker's compensation, Medicaid and Medicare options. |
Please verify plan acceptance and participation with your provider - your physician, hospital or other health service provider. To inquire about a Presbyterian Healthcare option, contact your employer, broker or call 704-384-CARE (2273).
- Aetna
- APS Healthcare (Hospital Only)
- BlueCross BlueShield of North Carolina
- BlueCross BlueShield of South Carolina (via Blue Card)
- CIGNA HealthCare of North Carolina
- CIGNA Behavioral Health
- Coventry Health Care of the Carolinas
- First Health
- Great-West Healthcare
- Healthnet (Anthem Alliance, Humana Military Healthcare Services - Tricare Prime & Extra) (Hospital Only)
- Humana (ChoiceCare) Network
- Kanawha
- Magellan Behavioral Health
- MAMSI Life & Health
- MedCost
- Multiplan (Formerly BCE Emergis, UP & UP, ProAmerica)
- NC Teachers and State Employees Health Plan
- OneNET (Formerly Alliance PPO/MAMSI)
- Premier Health, Inc.
- Primary Physician Care
- Private Healthcare Systems, Inc. (PHCS)
- Provider Select
- SouthCare PPO
- United Healthcare
- United Behavioral Health
- USA MCO Managed Care
- WellPath Community Health Plans
Medicare
For people 65+ years old and eligible disabled individuals, Presbyterian Healthcare accepts all Medicare standard supplemental insurance policies. In addition, Presbyterian Healthcare participates in Managed Medicare with:
Novant Facilities participates per the terms and conditions of Private Fee for Service Medicare plans. However, please confirm upon registration and scheduling with your individual physician on status of participation.
Workers Compensation
If you are injured on the job or have a job-related illness, you will want to review treatment with a Presbyterian Healthcare provider. Presbyterian Healthcare providers accept almost all workers compensation insurance carriers, and will bill your employer's carrier after treatment of your on-the-job injury.
Some workers compensation insurance carriers provide "designated" physician and hospital networks for the treatment of work-related injuries.
Presbyterian Healthcare participates in a few of these networks including:
Your Employer should let you know if these designated workers compensation networks pertain to you.
Medicaid
Most Presbyterian Healthcare providers accept Medicaid and participate in the following designated Medicaid provider networks:
