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Here are the search results for your health plan: PEBB Statewide Plan. To narrow your search results, use the Refine Search options, at right.
Before you schedule an appointment with a health care provider, be sure to confirm that the provider you have selected is accepting new patients and accepts your specific insurance plan.
To see a specialist, you will need to get a referral from your medical home provider. If you are outside of the Oregon and southwest Washington service area, the providers listed may be able to provide discounted services to Providence Health Plan members. Out-of-network rules apply. See your member handbook for details.
Providence values our network of high-quality health care providers. To participate with Providence Health Plans, the provider must meet a set of quality standards.
Quality scoring for managing disease is based on the provider’s treatment of adult patients with chronic conditions including respiratory problems, heart conditions, depression, back pain and diabetes.
Quality scoring for preventing disease is based on the ongoing use of preventive health screenings or services. This measure is currently based on screening for breast cancer (mammography).
What does “not applicable” mean?
Quality ratings are currently available for providers in family practice and internal medicine. Quality ratings are not currently available for other types of providers or facilities.
What does “not enough information” mean?
In order to ensure an accurate representation of the work done by individual providers, quality ratings are available only for providers who care for 50 or more Providence Health Plans patients per year.
What does “rating not available” mean?
This physician has elected not to share his/her quality ratings.
