Q. Is Keystone First part of Blue Cross?
The company is a subsidiary of Independence Blue Cross and Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan. In 2015, Keystone First was rated among the “top Medicaid plans in Pennsylvania”. Keystone First VIP Choice plan serve dual eligible special needs which is offered to clients on both Medicare and Medicaid.
Q. What is a keystone agency?
Keystone Agency Partners is a fast-growing independent insurance agency partnership platform which provides strategic, technology, financial and operational support to reignite an entrepreneurial spirit and support profitable growth within our agency partners.
Table of Contents
- Q. Is Keystone First part of Blue Cross?
- Q. What is a keystone agency?
- Q. What type of insurance is Keystone First?
- Q. Is Keystone First HMO or PPO?
- Q. Does Keystone First cover out of state?
- Q. Does Keystone First cover chiropractic?
- Q. How do I get a replacement Keystone first card?
- Q. Does Keystone First cover out of network?
- Q. Can you use Keystone First in another state?
- Q. Why is it called the Keystone State?
- Q. Does Keystone First pay for ambulance?
- Q. Can I use Keystone First out of state?
- Q. What does a Keystone Health Plan do For You?
- Q. What kind of Doctor does Keystone Blue Cross use?
- Q. How many copays can you have with Keystone Blue Cross?
Q. What type of insurance is Keystone First?
Keystone First is Pennsylvania’s largest Medical Assistance (Medicaid) managed care health plan serving more than 400,000 Medical Assistance recipients in southeastern Pennsylvania including Bucks, Chester, Delaware, Montgomery, and Philadelphia counties.
Q. Is Keystone First HMO or PPO?
We offer Keystone First VIP Choice (HMO-SNP) and Keystone First Community HealthChoices (CHC) as options. Visit the COMPASS website for more information on Community HealthChoices eligibility.
Q. Does Keystone First cover out of state?
Services provided outside the United States and its territories. Keystone First is not allowed to make payments outside of the United States.
Q. Does Keystone First cover chiropractic?
Chiropractic services with a Keystone First network provider after the 24th visit if the member is under the age of 18. Inpatient hospice services. Some specialty dental services. PET and CT scans, MRI, MRA, and nuclear cardiology.
Q. How do I get a replacement Keystone first card?
If you lose your Keystone First ID card, call Member Services at 1-800-521-6860 for a new one. Do more online. Lost your ID card? Log on to the member portal to order a new one.
Q. Does Keystone First cover out of network?
Out-of-network specialists Visits to specialists who are not in the Keystone First network will need to have prior authorization (prior approval) from Keystone First. Your PCP has a special number to call to get prior authorization. Ask your PCP to help you.
Q. Can you use Keystone First in another state?
Q. Why is it called the Keystone State?
The Keystone State Pennsylvania’s essential role in the founding of the United States earned it the nickname, the “Keystone State.” The term “keystone” comes from architecture and refers to the central, wedge-shaped stone in an arch, which holds all the other stones in place.
Q. Does Keystone First pay for ambulance?
Ambulance services Non-emergency Covered when medically necessary and with prior authorization. Covered when medically necessary and with prior authorization. Chiropractor Covered with no referral or prior authorization needed for the initial evaluation. Prior authorization is required after the initial evaluation.
Q. Can I use Keystone First out of state?
Q. What does a Keystone Health Plan do For You?
Your PCP will treat you for general health needs and refer you to specialists as needed. With a Keystone HMO plan, you will not be covered for care that you receive from doctors or hospitals outside the Keystone Health Plan East network (except for emergency services).
Q. What kind of Doctor does Keystone Blue Cross use?
With a Keystone HMO plan from Independence Blue Cross, you can see any doctor or visit any hospital in the Keystone Health Plan East network. You pick a primary care physician (PCP), or family doctor, to coordinate your care. Your PCP will treat you for general health needs and refer you to specialists as needed.
Q. How many copays can you have with Keystone Blue Cross?
There is a maximum of 5 copays per admission. 2 Keystone HMO Silver and Keystone HMO Bronze are not available for purchase through the Pennsylvania Insurance Exchange (Pennie) and must be purchased through Independence directly.