I see doctors through Novant Health. Will I have to change doctors if I switch Medicare Advantage plans?
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Switching Medicare Advantage plans does not automatically mean you have to change doctors.
Start with the Novant doctors you want to keep. For each one:
Search the exact Medicare Advantage plan’s provider directory using the doctor’s full name and office location.
Call the doctor’s office and ask, “Are you in-network with this exact Medicare Advantage plan?”
If you use a Novant hospital or specialist, verify those separately too.
Do not simply ask, “Do you take this insurance company?” One plan from that company may include your doctor while another does not.
If keeping your Novant doctors is important, make that the first filter. Then compare the plans that include them for prescriptions, copays, hospital costs, and maximum out-of-pocket limits.
The goal is simple: verify the exact doctor, exact location, and exact plan before you switch.
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