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Directory of Healthcare Network Providers 2018-2019 DIRECTORY OF HEALTHCARE NETWORK PROVIDERS 2018-2019 Due to limited update capabilities of a printed directory. Please use this directory as a guide only. Always verify FrontPath Health Coalition network providers through the FrontPath website, or by calling the Customer Service Representatives at 419-891-5206, Option 5, or toll free 1-888-232-5800 INTRODUCTION Welcome to the FrontPath Health Coalition Provider Network! Your employer, together with other employers located within northwest Ohio, northeast Indiana and Southeastern Michigan, have developed a network of hospitals, medical facilities and professionals to provide your health care needs. Your employer’s participation in the FrontPath Health Coalition Provider Network (FrontPath) enables you to take advantage of FrontPath’s contractual arrangements when you utilize the FrontPath providers who are listed in this Directory. By obtaining medical services from a FrontPath provider, you gain several advantages. For example: FrontPath Providers have agreed not to “balance bill” employees or their dependents for amounts exceeding their plan’s deductible or co-pay requirements. When using a FrontPath provider, you need no longer be concerned with charges which might exceed your plan’s reasonable and customary fee limits. FrontPath Providers will file your claim forms. You no longer have to worry about filing claim forms if you use a FrontPath Network Provider. Your out of pocket expenses will typically be lower if you obtain treatment from a FrontPath Network Provider, due to FrontPath’s negotiated fee arrangements. Your employer will provide you with specific information as to how your Plan of Benefits coordinates with the FrontPath network. Remember, the choice of health care provider is always yours to make. Please note that this Directory is intended to offer general information with regard to the FrontPath Health Coalition Provider Network and contains a listing of the FrontPath Network Providers. This directory does not guarantee that all services or providers listed in this directory will be covered under your health care plan of benefits. You must refer to your Plan of Benefits for specific information regarding the details of your employer’s Plan, such as levels of coverage, exclusions, eligibility and cost containment procedures. In addition, your employer’s Plan may limit coverages regardless of whether they are provided in or out of the FrontPath network, and it is that Plan which determines whether or not a particular medical service is covered, and at what level. 1 HOW TO USE THIS DIRECTORY This Directory is designed to help you identify the Network Providers who are members of the FrontPath Health Coalition. It is arranged in a number of convenient ways to assist you in quickly locating a particular hospital, medical facility or physician. As with any organization, the list of Network Providers may change from time to time between editions of the Directory. Your employer may provide you with periodic updates to the directory which will include any changes in the provider panel. You may also review Network Providers on FrontPath’s website, www.frontpathcoaltion.com. Directory listings should not be construed as endorsements of practitioners and/or facilities, or as statements regarding their abilities. If you have any questions, please call FrontPath customer service, 419-891-5210, option 5 or toll free 1-888-232-5800, option 5. PHYSICIANS This section of the Directory includes the name, address, telephone number and hospital affiliation of FrontPath Network physician members. A key to the hospital affiliation codes can be found immediately preceding the Primary Care Physicians section. The physicians are listed first by their area of specialization and then alphabetically by last name. An index listing of all physicians alphabetically by the last name, regardless of practice specialty, is provided in the back of the directory. 2 ADDITIONAL INFORMATION Sometimes you may need additional information beyond that provided in this Directory. For example, you may want to choose a Network facility, or learn which physician’s area of specialization is appropriate for your condition. In these cases, you may want to consult with your primary care physician. In addition, there are other sources of help available through the FrontPath Network’s participating hospitals you might wish to consider: Mercy HealthLink ProMedica Call Center 2200 Jefferson Avenue 2142 North Cove Boulevard Toledo, Ohio 43624 Toledo, Ohio 43606 (419) 251-4000 (419) 291-5899 St. Luke’s Hospital MedMatch 5911 Monclova Road Maumee, Ohio 43537 (419) 893-5993 3 Table of Contents INTRODUCTION .....................................................................................................................................................................................1 PARTICIPATING HOSPITALS .............................................................................................................................................................5 PARTICIPATING FACILITIES.............................................................................................................................................................9 Ambulatory Surgery Center .....................................................................................................................................................................9 Audiology & Hearing Centers ................................................................................................................................................................10 Cardiology ..............................................................................................................................................................................................11 Cardiovascular/Thoracic ........................................................................................................................................................................11 Dialysis Centers ......................................................................................................................................................................................11 DME (Durable Medical Equipment) ......................................................................................................................................................11 Extended Care Facilities .........................................................................................................................................................................16 Family Practice .......................................................................................................................................................................................19 Health Department .................................................................................................................................................................................19 Home Care - Infusion, Nursing & Hospice ............................................................................................................................................19 Laboratory ..............................................................................................................................................................................................22 LTAC (long term acute care facility) .....................................................................................................................................................23 Mental Health/Substance Abuse ............................................................................................................................................................23 Misc. Inpatient Services .........................................................................................................................................................................26 Misc. Outpatient Services.......................................................................................................................................................................26 Miscellaneous Services & Supplies .......................................................................................................................................................27 Multi-Specialty Group ............................................................................................................................................................................28 Occupational Medicine...........................................................................................................................................................................28 Oncology ................................................................................................................................................................................................29 Outpatient Laboratory ............................................................................................................................................................................29 Outpatient Radiology .............................................................................................................................................................................33 Outpatient Rehab. ...................................................................................................................................................................................36 Pain Management ...................................................................................................................................................................................43
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