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Organizations Delegated for Credentialing Delegate Name • AdvantageCare Physicians • New York - Presbyterian Queens • Albany Medical Center • New York Eye and Ear Infirmary of Mount Sinai • Allied Pediatrics • Northwell Health • American Specialty Health (ASH) • NYC Health + Hospitals - Bellevue Hospital Center • Atlas IPA/Essen Medical Associates • NYC Health + Hospitals - Coney Island Hospital Center • Balance ACO/Corinthian IPA • NYC Health + Hospitals - Elmhurst Hospital Center • Bassett Healthcare Network • NYC Health + Hospitals - Gouverneur Health Services • Beacon Health Options • NYC Health + Hospitals - Harlem Hospital Center • BronxCare Health Systems • NYC Health + Hospitals - Kings County Hospital Center (Bronx Lebanon Hospital Center) • NYC Health + Hospitals - Lincoln Medical and Mental • Brookdale Hospital Medical Center Health Center • Brooklyn Hospital Center • NYC Health + Hospitals - Metropolitan Hospital Center • Care Management Organization (CMO Montefiore) • NYC Health + Hospitals - North Bronx Healthcare • Cayuga Medical Center Network • Charles B. Wang Community Health Center • NYC Health + Hospitals - Queens Hospital Center • Coalition of Asian-American IPA (CAIPA) • NYC Health + Hospitals -Woodhull Medical and Mental • Columbia Affiliated Physicians (CAP) Health Center • ColumbiaDoctors • NYU Langone Health • Community Health Care Network • OptumHealth - Managed Transplant Program • Cornell Medical Center IPA • Palladian Health • Crystal Run Healthcare • PHCS/Multiplan • DentaQuest • ProHEALTH Physicians • eviCore • QualCare Inc • EyeMed • Signify Health • Health Care Partners New York • Slocum Dickson Medical Group • HearUSA • St. Barnabas Hospital Health System • Hudson River Healthcare • St. John’s Episcopal Hospital • HudsonDoctors IPA - Medical Faculty Health Alliance • State University of New York College of Optometry (MFHA) • State University of New York Downstate Medical Center • Institute for Family Health • State University of New York Stony Brook Hospital • Kingsbrook Jewish Medical Center • United Medical Associate/United Health Services • Medisys Health Network • Unity Health System • Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center • University Medical Associates at Syracuse • Morris Heights Health Center • University of Rochester Medical Faculty Group (URMFG) • Mount Sinai - Beth Israel • University Physicians Network (UPN) • Mount Sinai Hospital Manhattan • Urban Health Plan • Mount Sinai Hospital Queens • WestMed Medical Group • Mount Sinai Morningside • Wyckoff Heights Medical Center • New York - Presbyterian Brooklyn Methodist Hospital EmblemHealth Plan, Inc., EmblemHealth Insurance Company, EmblemHealth Services Company, LLC and Health Insurance Plan of Greater New York (HIP) are EmblemHealth companies. EmblemHealth Services Company, LLC provides administrative services to the EmblemHealth companies. 11-8080 11/20.

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