Part A: insurance that covers the cost when you are admitted to the hospital.Medicare is the federal health insurance program for people who are 65 or older, certain younger people with disabilities, and people with end-stage renal disease. If the insurance card lists another payer that is in network for Mercy Health, the insurance may be in network. **Allied Benefits System is a non-participating plan if no other payer network is referenced on the insurance card. this list of non-participating plans may not be comprehensive and is subject to change. *Because contracts may change on a regular basis. Due to the structure of these benefit plans, Mercy is unable to bill the insurance on the patient’s behalf, and the patient will be responsible for total billed charges. These plans are considered out of network at Mercy Health. Some health insurance plans do not use a contracted network of providers or are not contracted with Mercy Health. We recommend you confirm coverage and restrictions with your insurance provider before seeking services. Have questions about billing, insurance, or something else? Call (513) 956-3729 or click here. If you choose to receive services outside of those locations, your insurance may deny coverage, and you may be responsible for all charges provided outside your network. For example, please be aware that your health plan may require you to schedule some services (such as lab work, imaging, etc.) at select locations in their network. It is always a good idea to confirm coverage and restrictions with your insurance provider before scheduling visits and procedures. Please know this list is subject to change. To check if our hospital is contracted with your insurance, choose the hospital location you plan to visit below. Mercy Health accepts a variety of health insurance types (including commercial, Medicare and Medicaid) from many local and national health insurance carriers to best serve our communities.
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