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Please use patient portal if you are a current patient. Phone messages will be returned the next business day. For refills, please call your Pharmacy.
We accept most major insurances.
We accept most major insurances.
A few very important things:
1. Be sure to check your annual DEDUCTIBLE. You may be charged full price even if we accept your plan.
2. When we bill your insurance, your insurance dictates what you are responsible for. We are required to bill you the amount they have determined for the visit. This may be higher than our discounted cash price.
3. It is always a good idea to call your insurance to see if Pride Health Clinic is in network and the provider your plan to see.
4. Even if we don’t take your insurance, your plan may still cover your labs and/or medicines. You can still send a billing form to your insurance for out-of-network coverage. Please ask if you need this form.
5. Please see the list of insurances below that we currently have contacts with.
Insurances Accepted:
Insurances Accepted:
Check each provider to see if they are in network with your insurance before scheduling. If you are seen and they are not in your network, you will be responsible to pay for the visit charges
Check each provider to see if they are in network with your insurance before scheduling. If you are seen and they are not in your network, you will be responsible to pay for the visit charges
Medicare Medicaid Nebraska/Iowa BlueCross BlueShield/Anthem
Aetna/Meritain Midlands Choice/Cigna Medica (Not CHI Medica)
Amerigroup Iowa United Healthcare UMR
Nebraska Total Care Iowa Total Care Tricare- Prime must get referral from PCP
Molina Nebraska Molina Iowa Wellmark Iowa
*VA Benefits can be used if patient contacts VA to start the process for the referral and contract. We will need VA patient's Social Security Number to file claims. This is not negotiable if you want to use these benefits.
**If your insurance is not listed, please contact us and we will submit to become a provider. This process takes about 30-90 days depending on your insurance company.
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