Understand your network
Primary care provider
Primary care is an important part of staying healthy — and a primary care provider (PCP) can be your main partner in doing just that! A PCP will get to know your health history and medical issues, and provide basic medical care, including annual health checkups. They will also answer your health-related questions and helps coordinate services with specialists and other providers.
AmeriHealth Medicare PPO plans don't require you to choose a PCP, but it's still a good idea as they will help coordinate your care. Whether you choose a PCP or not, you don't need a referral to visit a specialist.
You may choose a PCP who's in our network or one who isn't, but you'll generally pay less with an in-network PCP.
To find in-network doctors, hospitals, and other health care centers use our online Find a Provider tool.
Telemedicine
Save time and money with telemedicine through Teladoc Health
It's not always easy or convenient to go to a health appointment. With Teladoc Health, you can get virtual care from wherever you are — with a $0 copay!
General medical care: You have 24/7 access to board-certified doctors who can diagnose and treat non-emergency conditions such as sinus infections, flu, sore throats, allergies, earaches, pink eye, and more.
Mental health care: Schedule visits with a licensed therapist, psychologist, or psychiatrist and get support for depression, anxiety, stress, grief, and more.
Dermatology: Connect online with a board-certified dermatologist who can provide timely answers to questions about new or chronic skin conditions like rashes, acne, eczema, and rosacea.
Get care from the comfort of your home via your computer, tablet, or smartphone. Visits are available in several languages through an interpreter, including American Sign Language (ASL).
Learn more about your Telemedicine benefit.
Telehealth through a network provider
Telehealth refers to virtual versions of in-person appointments with network providers, often with the same providers you'd go to in person, including PCPs, specialists, and other health care providers.
You can use our Find a Provider tool to locate in-network providers with telehealth capabilities. If your selected provider offers telehealth visits, it will be noted in their information. You can ask your provider for instructions on how to access their telehealth services, as well as for info about any technology requirements they may have. Telehealth appointments have the same cost-sharing as equivalent in-person appointments.
Not all services can be provided as a telehealth visit. Please see your Evidence of Coverage to learn more.
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Website last updated: 8/15/2025