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Omnia Tier 1 Professional Network Fname Lname OMNIA TIER 1 PROFESSIONAL NETWORK This listing represents Horizon BCBSNJ's OMNIA Tier 1 participating network configuration as of the date of submission FNAME LNAME Bernard Aaron Paige Aaron Rae Aaronson Matthew Abad Silvana Abadeer Adel Abadir John Abadir Charles Abady Muhammad Abbas Ghulam Abbas Muhammad Abbasi Muhammad Abbasi Naheed Abbasi Gregg Abbate Ann Abbate Kariann Abbate Gina Abbondante Somaya Abboud Joseph Abboud Ziad Abbud Majdi Abdalla Rami Abdallah Ahmed Abdel Megid Sameh Abdelaal Marwa Abdelbary Mohammad Abdeljawad Moheb Abdelmalek May Abdo Matkiwsky May Abdo Matkiwsky Rita Abdul Massih Heba Abdulla Muhammad Abdullah Ibrahim Abdullah Yousef Abdulmasih Latifah Abdus-Salaam Mary Abed Thair Abed Mark Abel Nicole Abel Emily Abeledo Adams Tara Abella Maria Veronica Abello Poblete Frank Abenante Paul Abend Nicholas Abend William Aber Practitioners who are credentialed in more than one specialty appear in this listing multiple times OMNIA TIER 1 PROFESSIONAL NETWORK This listing represents Horizon BCBSNJ's OMNIA Tier 1 participating network configuration as of the date of submission FNAME LNAME Eric Aberbach Kate Aberger Daniel Abesh Lisa Abeshaus Mitra Abessi Farshad Abir Rozella Abis Shashikala Abkari Arkadiy Abkin Christine Ablett Marc Abo Stephen Abo Stephen Abo Linda Aboody Ronald Aboody Mona Aboulnaja Wissam Abouzgheib Jessica Abraham Sheeja Abraham Vinod Abraham Daniel Abraham Thanaa Abraham Ruby Abraham Aney Abraham John Abraham Pushpa Abraham Pushpa Abraham Rini Abraham Jyothis Abraham Cohen Lori Abrahamian Alice Abrahman Ronnen Abramov Apolonia Abramowicz Richard Abramowitz Carrie Abramowitz Jeffrey Abrams Jeffrey Abrams Jonathan Abrams Lawrence Abrams Eric Abrams Lisa Abrams Naomi Abramson Nancy Abramson Marla Abramson Patricia Abruna David Abrutyn Practitioners who are credentialed in more than one specialty appear in this listing multiple times OMNIA TIER 1 PROFESSIONAL NETWORK This listing represents Horizon BCBSNJ's OMNIA Tier 1 participating network configuration as of the date of submission FNAME LNAME Martini Absin Shaik Abubakar Ahmed Abubakar Wafa Abukhraybeh Charles Accurso Vincent Accurso Rhina Acevedo Rajendra Achaibar Prema Achari Aroti Achari Rashmi Acharya Prasad Acharya Chidi Achebe Lynne Acierno Gunsel Acikgoz Alexandre Ackad Francine Ackerman Fredda Ackerman Adriana Ackerman Adriana Ackerman Susan Ackley Lindsey Ackley Robert Acosta Robert Acosta Regis Acosta Megan Acquaro Brian Acunto Sean Adair Richard Adam Stephanie Adam Rebekah Adamczyk Susan Adamiak Ananea Adamidis Ellen Adamoyurka Marc Adams William Adams John Adams Emily Adams Jacquelyn Adams Elizabeth Adams William Adams Rachel Adams Tara Adams Richard Adams Darius Adams Susanne Adamson Practitioners who are credentialed in more than one specialty appear in this listing multiple times OMNIA TIER 1 PROFESSIONAL NETWORK This listing represents Horizon BCBSNJ's OMNIA Tier 1 participating network configuration as of the date of submission FNAME LNAME Lynda Adamson Victor Adaniel Thomas Adderley Diana Addis Michael Addis Rachel Addison Rotanna Adefowokan Adeniyi Adelakun David Adelberg Tahira Adelekan Angela Adelizzi Judith Adelizzi Delany Judith Adelizzi Delany Ronald Adelman Humaira Adenwalla Yetunde Adeola Adedayo Aderibigbe Nathan Ades Esther Adesina Adenike Adesiyakan Kenneth Adessa William Adesso Kafilat Adewunmi Adebowale Adeyemi Baback Adibi Jennifer Adigun David Adinaro Gregory Adkisson Bernard Adler Scott Adler Kenneth Adler Kenneth Adler Daniel Adler Uri Adler Herbert Adler Irfan Admani Stephen Adolfsen Michael Adornetto Rosalie Adox Arlene Adrales Bernice Adu Amankwa Pradeep Adumala Padmashree Adusumilli Johanna Afanador Joseph Affortunato Joyce Afran Practitioners who are credentialed in more than one specialty appear in this listing multiple times OMNIA TIER 1 PROFESSIONAL NETWORK This listing represents Horizon BCBSNJ's OMNIA Tier 1 participating network configuration as of the date of submission FNAME LNAME Shariq Afridi Muhammad Afridi Saba Aftab Smitha Agadi Samuel Agahiu Monica Agar Sudhir Agarwal Sushma Agarwal Ashoke Agarwal Arvind Agarwal Smita Agarwal Amit Agarwal Ajay Agarwala Nwogo Agbasi Maureen Agens Rashmi Aggarwal Aradhana Aggarwal Luisa Aggio Gary Agia Harry Agis Lori Agis Susan Agnelli Jennifer Agnello Denise Agness Maureen Agnew Aileen Ago Raffi Agopian Ulysses Agpaoa Marvin Agran Nina Agrawal Stuti Agrawal Neil Agrawal Rekha Agrawal Nidhi Agrawal Apurv Agrawal Apurv Agrawal Jayshree Agrawal Mildred Agres James Agresti Jennifer Agresto Robyn Agri Geoffrey Agrons Jennifer Agstar Chikezie Aguh Raul Aguilar Al Zada Alberto Aguilar Practitioners who are credentialed in more than one specialty appear in this listing multiple times OMNIA TIER 1 PROFESSIONAL NETWORK This listing represents Horizon BCBSNJ's OMNIA Tier 1 participating network configuration as of the date of submission FNAME LNAME Shahrokh Ahkami Rosaline Ahkami Susan Ahl Imtiaz Ahmad Syed Ahmad Tanveer Ahmad Mehmood Ahmad Sarfaraz Ahmad Kaleem Ahmad Kaleem Ahmad Nauman Ahmad Yasir Ahmad Nasir Ahmad Khoshnood Ahmad Sajida Ahmad Jamal Ahmad Mir Ahmad Khalid Ahmad Naheed Ahmad Israr Ahmad Nadir Ahmad Munir Ahmed Syed Ahmed Lubna Ahmed Ilyas Ahmed Essam Ahmed Shafiq Ahmed Sujood Ahmed Rafat Ahmed Rafat Ahmed Hesham Ahmed Amina Ahmed Hanna Ahmed Aziz Ahmed Tunizia Ahmed-Flowers Paul Ahn Michael Ahn Joe Ahn Jaimo Ahn Amy Aho Lawrence Ahr John Ahrens John Ahrens Abu Ahsan Yogesh Ahuja Rakesh Ahuja Practitioners who are credentialed in more than one specialty appear in this listing multiple times OMNIA TIER 1 PROFESSIONAL NETWORK This listing represents Horizon BCBSNJ's OMNIA Tier 1 participating network configuration as of the date of submission FNAME LNAME Kavita Ahuja Paula Aichele Angelo Aiello Stephen Aiello Stephen Aiello Stephen Aigbogun Taro Aikawa Robert Aiken Jeremy Aikey James Aikins Noelle Aikman Michael Ailes Adeniyi Aina William Ainslie Timothy Ainslie Patricia Ainsworth Anshul Airen Javier Aisenberg Joseph Aisner Daren Aita Olufunmilayo Aiyegbo Ara Ajemian Janah Aji Tempitope Ajibade Muhammad Ajmal Miriam Akerman Stephen Akers Stephen Akers Mahsa Akhavan Shuaib Akhtar Syeda Akhtar Affan Akhtar Rowsonara Akhter Omowunmi Akinruli Nirmala Akkapeddi Vijay Akkapeddi Daniel Akpalu Tarak Akrout Olga Akselrod Anwar Al Haddawi Rany Al Haj Rula Al Hilli Randah Al Kana Abdulla Al Khan Abdulla Al Khan Ziyad Al Ola Practitioners who are credentialed in more than one specialty appear in this listing multiple times OMNIA TIER 1 PROFESSIONAL NETWORK This listing represents Horizon BCBSNJ's OMNIA Tier 1 participating network configuration as of the date of submission FNAME LNAME Harold Alaan Usha Alagesan Rosana Alam Abu Alam Syed Alam Manzoor Alam Peter Alamia Frank Alario Nancy Alario Diane Albala Alvaro Alban Joseph Albanese Carol Albanese Luann Albanese Lynette Albanese John Albanese Andrew Albano Rachel Albaum Barbara Albenberg George Alber Anna Alberici Samantha Albero Bethann Albert Pierre Albert Brett Albert Frank Alberta Kathryn Alberti Kezia Alberto Mylene Alberto Lisa Alberts Greg Alberts Robert Albin Barbara Albracht Catherine Albrecht Susan Albright Lino Alcasid David Alcid Jess Alcid Lillian Aldaia Arnold Alday Royce Aldea Edward Alder Skip Alderson Deana Aldi Heather Aldridge Heather Aldridge Practitioners who are credentialed in more than one specialty appear in this listing multiple times OMNIA TIER 1 PROFESSIONAL NETWORK This listing represents Horizon BCBSNJ's OMNIA Tier 1 participating network configuration as of the date of submission FNAME LNAME Hamsa Aldulai Stephanie Ale Robert Alegre Irina Alekseyeva Kidist Alemu Anthony Alenci D Alenick Evaline Alessandrini Paul Alessi John Alex Christian Alexander James Alexander James Alexander Leah Alexander Keith Alexander Michael Alexander Alynn Alexander Andrea Alexander Mark Alexander Sheeba Alexander Sher Alexander Aissa Alexeeva Maria Alexianu Rhonda Alexis Steven Alfano Abraham Alfaro Marcos Alfie Maria Alfieris Jesus Alfonso Flores Alfonso Carlos Alfonso Joann Alfonzo Christian Alfund Maripat Alger Cottone Ismail Alhamrawy Ayoola Ali Shariq Ali Rayshma Ali Nicole Ali Amy Ali Tayyab Ali Rana Ali Sabia Ali Tahera Ali Julie Aliaga Elaine Alicakos Practitioners who are credentialed in more than one specialty appear in this listing multiple times OMNIA TIER 1 PROFESSIONAL NETWORK This listing represents Horizon BCBSNJ's OMNIA Tier 1 participating network configuration as of the date of submission FNAME LNAME Barbara Alice Patricia Alicea Azubike Aliche Notkin Alicia Tatyana Aliferova Augustine Alifo Salma Alikhan Lysistrati Alimonos Parvin Alizadeh Jeffrey Alken John Alker Michelle Alkhalaileh Ilya Allahverdi Giuliana Allega Nancy Allegar Donald Allegra John Allegra Amy Allen Anne Allen Denise Allen Diana Allen Deanna Allen Idi Allen Carol Allen Carolyn Allen Melisa Allen Kara Allen-Artiglere Jenys Allende Angela Allevi Evan Alley Evan Alley Brenda Allgood Anne Alliegro Lea Allison Joseph Allison Rose Alloteh Derrick Alloway Valerie Allusson Daniel Alma Omar Almallah Randy Almanzar Tessa Myra Almeda Vinita Almeida Laila Almeida Victor Almeida Frank Almeida Practitioners who are credentialed in more than one specialty appear in this listing multiple times OMNIA TIER 1 PROFESSIONAL NETWORK This listing represents Horizon BCBSNJ's OMNIA Tier 1 participating network configuration as of the date of submission FNAME LNAME Jesus Leandro Almendral Felix Almentero Indhira Almonte Raya Alnuaimi Salaam Alobeidy Denise Aloisio Phyllis Alongi Jasmine Aloni Cohn Jose Alonso Elizabeth Alonso Chidinma
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