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Access+ HMO 2021Network Our Access+ HMO plan provides both comprehensive coverage and access to a high-quality network of more than 10,000 primary care physicians (PCPs), 270 hospitals, and 34,000 specialists. You have zero or low copayments for most covered services, plus no deductible for hospitalization or preventive care and virtually no claims forms. Participating Physician Groups Hospitals Butte County Butte County BSC Admin Enloe Medical Center Cohasset Glenn County BSC Admin Enloe Medical Center Esplanade Enloe Rehabilitation Center Orchard Hospital Oroville Hospital Colusa County Butte County BSC Admin Colusa Medical Center El Dorado County Hill Physicians Sacramento CalPERS Mercy General Hospital Mercy Medical Group CalPERS Methodist Hospital of Sacramento Mercy Hospital of Folsom Mercy San Juan Medical Center Fresno County Central Valley Medical Medical Providers Inc. Adventist Medical Center Reedley Sante Community Physicians Inc. Sante Health Systems Clovis Community Hospital Fresno Community Hospital Fresno Heart and Surgical Hospital A Community RMCC Fresno Surgical Hospital San Joaquin Valley Rehabilitation Hospital Selma Community Hospital St. Agnes Medical Center Glenn County Butte County BSC Admin Glenn Medical Center Glenn County BSC Admin Humboldt County Humboldt Del Norte IPA Mad River Community Hospital Redwood Memorial Hospital St. Joseph Hospital - Eureka Imperial County Imperial County Physicians Medical Group El Centro Regional Medical Center Pioneers Memorial Hospital Kern County Bakersfield Family Medical Group Adventist Health Medical Center Tehachapi Dignity Health Medical Network - Central CA - IMG Bakersfield Heart Hospital GemCare Medical Group Inc. Bakersfield Region Bakersfield Memorial Hospital GemCare Medical Group Inc. Delano Region Delano Regional Medical Center Health Now IPA Encompass Health Rehabilitation Hospital of Bakersfield High Desert Medical Group Kern Medical Center Kern Valley Hospital Participating Physician Groups Hospitals Kern County (continued) Mercy Hospital Bakersfield Mercy Southwest Hospital Ridgecrest Regional Hospital San Joaquin Community Hospital Kings County Key Medical Group Adventist Medical Center Sante Community Physicians Inc. Sante Health System Los Angeles County Access Medical Group Santa Monica Adventist Health White Memorial Access Medical Group Inc. Alhambra Hospital Medical Center Adventist Health Physician Network - Glendale Antelope Valley Hospital Medical Center Adventist Health Physician Network - White Memorial Barlow Respiratory Hospital Affiliated Doctors of Orange City Beverly Hospital Alamitos IPA California Hospital Medical Center Los Angeles Allied Pacific of California IPA Casa Colina Transitional Living Center Alpha Care Medical Group Catalina Island Medical Center Altamed Health Services Childrens Hospital of Los Angeles Altamed OC Full Network City of Hope National Medical Center AMVI Medical Group Coast Plaza Hospital Angeles IPA Community Hospital of Huntington Park Applecare Medical Group Select Orange County Doctors Surgical Hospital Applecare Medical Group St. Francis Region Earl and Lorraine Miller Childrens Hospital Applecare Medical Group Whittier East Los Angeles Doctors Hospital Applecare Medical Group Emanate Health Foothill Presbyterian Hospital Applecare Medical Group Select Emanate Health Inter-Community Hospital Associated Hispanic Physicians IPA Emanate Health Queen of the Valley Hospital Axminster Medical Group Little Co of Mary IPA Torrance Garfield Medical Center Axminster Medical Group Little Co of Mary San Pedro Glendale Adventist Medical Center Axminster Medical Group Olympia Good Samaritan Hospital Los Angeles Axminster Medical Group Inc. Greater El Monte Community Hospital Axminster Providence Care Network Henry Mayo Newhall Hospital Bella Vista Medical Group IPA Hollywood Presbyterian Medical Center Brookshire IPA Huntington Memorial Hospital Centinela Valley IPA Keck Hospital of USC Chaffey Medical Group EHP Kindred Hospital Baldwin Park Citrus Valley Physicians Group Kindred Hospital La Mirada Daehan Prospect Medical Group Kindred Hospital Los Angeles ECMG Avalon Medical Group Kindred Hospital Paramount ECMG Greater LA Healthcare Kindred Hospital San Gabriel Valley ECMG Greater San Gabriel Valley Physicians Kindred Hospital South Bay ECMG Huntington Park Mission Medical Group LAC USC Medical Center ECMG Mabuhay Medical Group Lakewood Regional Medical Center ECMG Mid Cities IPA Long Beach Memorial Center ECMG Pasadena Primecare Physicians Los Angeles Community Hospital at Bellflower ECMG Primary Care Physicians IPA Marina Del Rey Hospital ECMG Serendib Healthways Martin Luther King Jr. Community Hospital ECMG United Care Memorial Hospital of Gardena Inc. Facey Medical Foundation San Fernando Valley Methodist Hospital of Southern California Facey Medical Foundation Santa Clarita Monterey Park Hospital Facey Medical Foundation Burbank Motion Picture and Television Hospital Participating Physician Groups Hospitals Los Angeles County (continued) Family Care Specialists IPA Northridge Hospital Medical Center Roscoe Campus Family Care Specialists Montebello Norwalk Community Hospital Family Choice Medical Group Olympia Medical Center Family Health Alliance Pacifica Hospital of the Valley Global Care Medical Group Inc. Palmdale Regional Medical Center Greater Newport Long Beach Memorial Presbyterian Intercommunity Hospital - Whittier Good Samaritan Medical Practice Association Presbyterian Intercommunity Hospital - Downey Greater Covina Medical Group Inc. Pomona Valley Hospital Medical Center Harriman Jones Medical Group Providence Holy Cross Medical Center Healthcare LA Inc. Providence Little Co of Mary Medical Center San Pedro Healthcare Partners IPA Hillcrest Providence Little Co of Mary Medical Center Torrance Health Now IPA - Antelope Valley Providence Saint Johns Health Center Heritage Sierra Medical Group Providence Saint Joseph Medical Center High Desert Medical Group Providence Tarzana Medical Center Hispanic Physicians IPA Ronald Reagan UCLA Medical Center Korean American Medical Group San Dimas Community Hospital Lakeside Medical Organization Agoura Hills San Gabriel Valley Medical Center Lakeside Medical Organization San Bernardino Santa Monica UCLA Medical Center Lakeside Medical Organization Santa Clarita Southern California Hospital at Culver City Lakeside Medical Organization Thousand Oaks Southern California Hospital at Hollywood Lakeside Medical Organization Burbank North Hollywood Southern California Hospital at Van Nuys Lakeside Medical Organization Central Valley St. Francis Medical Center Lakeside Medical Organization Glendale Torrance Memorial Medical Center Lakeside Medical Organization North Valley USC Kenneth Norris Jr. Cancer Hospital Lakeside Medical Organization Simi Valley USC Verdugo Hills Hospital Lakeside Medical Organization Tarzana Valley Presbyterian Hospital Lakeside Medical Organization Verdugo West Covina Medical Center Inc. Lakeside Medical Organization West Covina Whittier Hospital Medical Center Lakeside Medical Organization West Valley Lakewood IPA Memorialcare Medical Group Long Beach Memorialcare Medical Group Monarch Healthcare Noble AMA IPA Nuestra Familia Prospect Medical Group Omnicare Medical Group Optum - Alhambra Optum - Arcadia Optum - Burbank Optum - Del Mar Optum - Downtown LA Optum - East LA Optum - El Monte Optum - Glendale Optum - Glendora Optum - Glen Oaks Optum - Huntington Park Optum - Long Beach North Orange City Optum - Long Beach Optum - Magan Diamond Bar Participating Physician Groups Hospitals Los Angeles County (continued) Optum - Magan La Verne Optum - Magan Medical Clinic Optum - Monrovia Optum - Montebello Optum - Monterey Park Optum - Orange County Optum - Pasadena Main Optum - San Fernando Valley Optum - San Gabriel Optum - South Bay Optum - Temple City Optum - Verdugo Optum Care Network - Arcadia Optum Care Network - Arta Health Optum Care Network - Beverly Optum Care Network - Burbank - Glendale Optum Care Network - Citrus Optum Care Network - Optum Care Network - East LA Optum Care Network - East West Optum Care Network - Glendale Verdugo Optum Care Network - LA County Optum Care Network - Little Co of Mary Optum Care Network - Long Beach Optum Care Network - Montebello Optum Care Network - Northridge Optum Care Network - Pasadena Optum Care Network - Pasadena Arcadia Optum Care Network - San Fernando Valley Optum Care Network - San Gabriel Valley Optum Care Network - South Bay Optum Care Network - South Coast Optum Care Network - Valencia Presbyterian Intercommunity Hospital Health Physicians Affiliated Physicians Presbyterian Intercommunity Hospital Health Physicians - Downey Presbyterian Intercommunity Hospital Health Physicians Medical Group Pomona Valley Medical Group Inc. DBA Pro Medical Health Network Premier Physician Network Valley Division Premier Physicians Network Primecare Medical Group of Chino Valley Inc. Primecare of Inland Valley Inc. Prospect Gateway Medical Group Prospect Genesis Healthcare Prospect Health Source Medical Group Prospect Medical Group Orange Prospect Medical Group Van Nuys Prospect Northwest Orange County Medical Group Prospect Professionals Medical Group IPA Prudent Medical Group Regal Burbank Group Participating Physician Groups Hospitals Los Angeles County (continued) Regal Glendale Physicians Alliance HPN Regal Los Angeles Regal Medical Group Temecula Valley Regal Medical Group Northwest Orange County Regal Pomona Valley Regal Riverside Regal San Bernardino Regal San Fernando Valley Regal San Gabriel
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