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Preferred Provider Directory Laborers Local No. Preferred Provider 169 Cement Masons & Directory Plasterers NORTHERN NEVADA LABORERS HEALTH & WELFARE TRUST FUND 2018 - 2019 Administrative Office 445 Apple Street P.O. Box 11337 Reno, Nevada 89510 (775) 826-7200 All services performed by providers listed in this directory may not be covered under your health care plan. You must consult your Summary Plan Description to determine what services are covered. Failure to do so before incurring medical expenses may result in you’re not being reimbursed for certain medical expenses. This is a directory of preferred providers participating as independent contractors to the Trust Fund. This list is subject to change without notice. Every effort has been made to obtain and print correct information in this directory; however, the Trust Fund will not be responsible for inadvertent errors or omissions. PLEASE READ CAREFULLY We are very pleased to have added new providers to your Preferred Provider Directory. With preferred providers available, you can now save yourself and your Trust Fund money by selecting preferred providers whenever you need medical, dental or vision care. REMEMBER – Your Network is in a constant state of change. New Providers may enter the Network. Currently listed providers may no longer participate. Before services are rendered, please verify Preferred Provider status by calling the Healthcare Services Department at your Trust Fund Office, (775) 826-7200. Before making an appointment with a provider you have not seen before or to verify that a current PPO contract is in effect. It is your responsibility to verify that your choice of provider and/or location of office/facility are in fact a Preferred Provider. Failure to do so may result in reduced benefits and higher out-of-pocket expense to you. Just because a specialist is listed in your Directory, does not mean that all services provided are covered benefits. READ YOUR SUMMARY PLAN DESCRIPTION CAREFULLY. If you do not understand it or are uncertain if a service is a covered benefit, call the Trust Fund Office for assistance. 2018 - 2019 Preferred Provider Directory - 2 - Northern Nevada Laborers Health & Welfare Trust Fund – Preferred Provider Directory – 2018 - 2019 TABLE OF CONTENTS I. DENTAL SERVICES ________________ 6 PEDIATRIC SPECIALTIES GENERAL DENTISTS ____________________________________ 6 ENDODONTISTS ________________________________________ 8 PEDIATRICS GENERAL _________________________________ 24 ORAL SURGERY ________________________________________ 8 PEDIATRIC ALLERGY AND IMMUNOLOGY _________________ 25 ORTHODONTIA _________________________________________ 9 PEDIATRIC AUDIOLOGY ________________________________ 25 PEDODONTISTS ________________________________________ 9 PEDIATRIC CARDIOLOGY _______________________________ 26 PERIODONTISTS _______________________________________ 10 PEDIATRIC ENDOCRINOLOGY ___________________________ 26 PROSTHODONTISTS ___________________________________ 10 PEDIATRIC GASTROENTEROLOGY _______________________ 26 PEDIATRIC GENETICS __________________________________ 27 II. FACILITIES ______________________ 11 PEDIATRIC HEMATOLOGY ______________________________ 27 PEDIATRIC ONCOLOGY ________________________________ 27 URGENT CARE FACILITIES ______________________________ 11 PEDIATRIC NEPHROLOGY ______________________________ 27 EMERGENCY ROOMS __________________________________ 12 PEDIATRIC NEUROLOGY _______________________________ 27 OUTPATIENT CANCER RESOURCE CENTER _______________ 13 PEDIATRIC NEUROSURGERY ___________________________ 28 OUTPATIENT SURGERY CENTERS _______________________ 13 PEDIATRIC OPHTHALMOLOGY __________________________ 28 INPATIENT FACILITIES __________________________________ 14 PEDIATRIC ORTHOPEDICS ______________________________ 28 LONG TERM ACUTE CARE ______________________________ 15 PEDIATRIC PULMONOLOGY _____________________________ 28 MENTAL HEALTH CARE - INPATIENT CENTERS- ____________ 15 PEDIATRIC THORACIC SURGERY ________________________ 29 SKILLED NURSING CARE FACILITIES _____________________ 15 PERINATOLOGY _______________________________________ 29 SUBSTANCE ABUSE INPATIENT __________________________ 15 III. PRIMARY CARE __________________ 16 GENERAL AND FAMILY PRACTICE ________________________ 16 GERIATRIC CARE ______________________________________ 19 GYNECOLOGY & OBSTETRICS ___________________________ 20 GYNECOLOGY ONLY ___________________________________ 21 INTERNAL MEDICINE ___________________________________ 21 MATERNAL FETAL MEDICINE ____________________________ 23 2018 - 2019 Preferred Provider Directory - 4 - Northern Nevada Laborers Health & Welfare Trust Fund – Preferred Provider Directory – 2018 - 2019 OPHTHALMOLOGY _____________________________________ 48 ORIENTAL MEDICINE ___________________________________ 49 IV. SPECIALTY CARE _______________ 30 ORTHOPEDIC SURGERY ________________________________ 49 OXYGEN THERAPY ____________________________________ 51 ALLERGY _____________________________________________ 30 PHYSICAL MEDICINE ___________________________________ 51 ANESTHESIOLOGY _____________________________________ 30 PHYSICAL THERAPY ___________________________________ 52 BRACES & PROSTHETICS _______________________________ 30 PLASTIC & RECONSTRUCTIVE SURGERY _________________ 55 CARDIAC SURGERY ____________________________________ 31 PODIATRY ____________________________________________ 56 HEART SURGERY ______________________________________ 31 PULMONARY MEDICINE ________________________________ 56 CARDIAC REHABILITATION ______________________________ 31 RADIATION ONCOLOGY ________________________________ 57 CARDIOLOGY _________________________________________ 31 RHEUMATOLOGY ______________________________________ 57 CHIROPRACTIC ________________________________________ 33 SUBSTANCE ABUSE - OUTPATIENT ______________________ 58 DERMATOLOGY _______________________________________ 35 THORACIC SURGERY __________________________________ 58 DURABLE MEDICAL EQUIPMENT & SUPPLIES ______________ 36 VASCULAR SURGERY __________________________________ 60 MEDICAL SUPPLIES ___________________________________ 38 WOUND CARE ________________________________________ 60 EAR, NOSE & THROAT __________________________________ 38 ENDOCRINOLOGY _____________________________________ 39 GASTROENTEROLOGY _________________________________ 39 GENERAL SURGERY ___________________________________ 40 V. DIAGNOSTIC SERVICES ___________ 61 GYN ONCOLOGY ______________________________________ 41 LABORATORIES _______________________________________ 61 HEARING TESTING & HEARING AIDS ______________________ 41 PATHOLOGY __________________________________________ 63 HEMATOLOGY _________________________________________ 42 RADIOLOGY CENTERS _________________________________ 64 HIV CARE _____________________________________________ 42 SLEEP STUDIES _______________________________________ 65 HOME HEALTH CARE SERVICES _________________________ 42 HOME I. V. THERAPY ___________________________________ 43 VI. PHARMACIES _________________ 66 HOSPICE _____________________________________________ 43 INFECTIOUS DISEASE __________________________________ 43 VII. VISION PROGRAM _____________ 67 MENTAL HEALTH CARE - OUTPATIENT ____________________ 44 NEPHROLOGY & HYPERTENSION ________________________ 45 MATERIALS & EXAMS __________________________________ 67 NEUROLOGY __________________________________________ 46 INDEX _________________________69 NEUROPHYSIOLOGY ___________________________________ 46 NEUROSURGERY ______________________________________ 47 ONCOLOGY ___________________________________________ 47 2018 - 2019 Preferred Provider Directory - 5 - Northern Nevada Laborers Health & Welfare Trust Fund – Preferred Provider Directory – 2018 - 2019 Reno Nevada Reno Nevada I. DENTAL SERVICES GENERAL DENTISTS Anthony Brunelli, DDS Neil Hulbert, DDS 550 Hammill Lane 322 West Moana Lane Sparks Nevada Reno, NV 89511 Reno, NV 89509 (775) 852-1770 (775) 826-3444 Apple Family Dentistry Patrick Silvaroli, DMD 4818 Sparks Blvd., Suite 102 Catherine Kanwetz, DDS Community Health Alliance Sparks, NV 89436 3575 Grant Drive, Suite 1 1055 South Wells Avenue (775) 626-6300 Reno, NV 89509 Reno, NV 89502 Sophia Dang, DMD (775) 825-4070 (775) 329-6300 *Multi-Provider Group Anthony Brunelli, DDS Jon A. Kulesa, DDS 315 W. Peckham Lane 1205 Baring Blvd. Cypress Dental Sparks, NV 89434 Reno, NV 89509 6880 S McCarran Blvd., Suite 9 (775) 826-7600 (775)852-1770 Reno, NV 89509 Patrick Silvaroli, DMD (775) 825-8366 Monica T. Lee, DDS Brian G. Chan, DMD Desert Valley Dental of Tric Divine Dental Smile 6350 Mae Anne Avenue, #1 420 USA Parkway, Suite, 105 Desert Valley Dental Sparks, NV 89434 Reno, NV 89523 5990 Silver Lake Road (775) 787-2600 (775)425-1000 Reno, NV 89506 Joseph J. Eberle, DDS (775) 971-3971 Arthur Leung, DDS Robyn Goodman, DDS Robyn Goodman, DDS 3575 Grant Drive, Suite 1 Rodney Gray, DDS Reno, NV 89509 Tony DePaoli, DDS (775) 825-4070 Sorren McCool, DMD John C DiGrazia, DDS 1955 E Prater Way 1625 Lakeside Drive Jeffrey Lilyhorn, DDS Sparks, NV 89434 Reno, NV 89509 3575 Grant Drive, Suite 1 (775) 359-6780 (775) 786-2077 Reno, NV 89509 (775) 825-4070 Gentle Dental Sparks Desert Valley Dental 2399 Wingfield Hills Road, #130 Joseph Eberle, DDS Cody McElroy, DDS Sparks, NV 89436 3665 Lakeside Drive 475 Kirman Avenue (775) 473-6031 Reno, NV 89509 *Multi-Provider Group Reno, NV 89502 (775) 825-1055 (775) 786-3473 Jose F Talancon, DDS 630 Pyramid Way Floss Dental Boutique J. Mitch McMullen, DDS Sparks, NV 89431 436 Court Street 630 Sierra Rose Drive, #B (775)
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