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Read More How can I submit my claims online?Login to your HealthLINK portal, (or create an account if you don’t have one yet), click “Claims Reimbursement Form” under the “My Health Plan” tab, click “Member Reimbursement Form” and fill it out. Step-by-step guide. Is there an age restriction for flu vaccines?Your doctor can determine if you should receive a vaccine based on CDC recommended guidelines. What vaccines can I get at the pharmacy instead of my PCP’s office?Members may obtain vaccines from a network provider or the vaccines listed below from a network pharmacy. The list below identifies vaccines available at a vaccine network pharmacy at no cost.
Where can I get a flu shot?All EHP members can receive a flu shot at their primary care physician’s office, an EHP vaccine network pharmacy, or an out-of network provider. Primary Care Provider (PCP) office Pharmacies Find a pharmacy in our vaccine network. You must log into your CVS caremark account and click on Pharmacy Locator. You can search by location or name then click on “Advanced Option” and select the box for Vaccine network. Registration is required for first time users. NOTE: ONLY APPLIES TO EHP MEMBERS THAT HAVE PHARMACY COVERAGE THROUGH EHP.Non-participating providers How much does a flu vaccine cost?If the pharmacy you go to is one of our vaccine network pharmacies, your flu vaccine will be free. Please be advised that not all pharmacies are part of our vaccine network. Find a pharmacy in our vaccine network where you can get the flu vaccination. If you have questions about the flu, read more about it at www.cdc.gov/flu. When should I get a flu vaccine?Getting a flu vaccine early in the season is your best protection against the flu. Don’t wait until late in the season, because you might have already been exposed to the virus. Are there different types of flu vaccines?There are different types of flu vaccines, and the CDC recommends you receive whatever is available at your pharmacy or doctor’s office. However, the CDC does not recommend the intranasal flu vaccine, FluMist. Can the flu shot give me the flu?No, the flu shot cannot cause flu illness. The viruses contained in flu shots are inactivated (killed), which means they cannot cause infection. Why should I get the flu vaccine?he flu is a serious contagious disease spread by coughing, sneezing, and nasal secretions. The Centers for Disease Control (CDC) recommends that everyone 6 months of age and older get the flu vaccine because it is the best protection against this disease! How do I submit a reimbursement claim online?Follow the steps below to complete a Reimbursement Claims Form. Be sure to enter all the required information and attach proof of payment information for timely processing.
For more detailed instructions, click here. Why aren’t my claims appearing?Claims status will be updated to HealthLINK in 2-5 business days after your claim has been processed. Most claims are processed within 30 days after receipt. If you’d like to confirm receipt or check the status of a claim, you can also call Customer Service. Why do I sometimes see “data unavailable” in my HealthLINK account?One reason may be that federal and state privacy regulations require us to protect certain information from being shared. Or, the data you anticipated has not been made available to us yet. For specific information about your record, please contact Customer Service. How do I allow my doctor to see my Personal Health Record (PHR)?You are able to grant your physician access to view your PHR but by granting this permission, you are allowing them – and other providers in their practice – to see certain information like past medical appointments, conditions, procedures or events, allergies, and medications, which is all housed in your PHR. To grant permission to view your PHR, log in to your HealthLINK@Hopkins account, click Permissions under My Health, and then click on the gray tab labeled Clinician Permissions. You will see a list of areas in your PHR for which you can grant viewing permissions. To add physicians to your Permissions List, click Add. You can then modify the areas that you’d allow them to see by clicking Modify. This permission can be revoked at any time. What is “View Audit” in HealthLINK@Hopkins?This button allows you to see all of your account transactions. If you’d like further information about any of the transactions, write down the complete transaction ID and contact customer service. The customer service numbers can be found below, or you can send a secure message by clicking Message Center in the top right corner of the HealthLINK@Hopkins screen. What is a secure message and how do I send one?A HealthLINK@Hopkins secure message is similar to an email. As a member, you are able to send messages to – and receive them from – the Customer Service Department and your Case Manager (if you are assigned one.) To get started, click on Message Center in the yellow top-right corner of your screen. From there click the New and new message box will open. Click on the Directory link for a list of possible recipient mailboxes. Type the mailbox name of the person or department you’d like to message in the Search For field. The number of unread messages in your inbox will appear next to the envelope symbol in the top right corner. You can view your sent, deleted and inbox mail by clicking Message Center and selecting the appropriate gray tab. Why aren’t there any results when I search for a provider?First, make sure you are spelling the provider’s name correctly. If you aren’t sure of the spelling, type in the first three letters and a list will generate all doctors with a last name starting with those letters. You can then browse the list manually. Your search may also be too narrow, meaning there are no providers with your selected criteria within your network. Broaden your search by typing %% in a field or leaving it blank. This will generate all providers within those fields. Lastly, your search may also be too broad, in that there are far too many providers with your criteria for a list to generate. You can narrow your search by selecting an option in a field. A list will generate only those doctors that fit your criteria. How do I search for a provider?Log in to your HealthLINK@Hopkins account. Click “Search a Provider” in the left column under Quick Links or, under the tab “My Health Plans” in the top navigation bar. What happens if I can’t remember my HealthLINK password?When registering for a HealthLINK@Hopkins account, you will be asked 2 security questions. In the event that you ever forget your password, you can reset your password by giving your username. You will have 24 hours to click on the link sent to your email. When you click on the link, you will be asked to answer the security questions. If you enter the wrong password 3 times, your account will be locked and you will have to call Customer Service directly at 1-877-814-9909 Member option #2. For security purposes, Johns Hopkins HealthCare LLC (JHHC) outsources this Customer Service function to another company, HealthTrio. HealthTrio’s Customer Service will ask you your security questions. If you do not answer correctly, you will be locked out of your account until JHHC is notified and can verify your membership. You will be contacted upon verification and you will be able to reset your password and access your HealthLINK@Hopkins account. How do I set up 2 factor authentication on my HealthLINK account?When you try to log into HealthLINK, after entering your user name and password, you will be brought to this page: You will be prompted to receive a security code either through text, (if you have a cell phone number listed in your account) or by email. If you don’t have any cell phone listed in your account, you can add it later by scrolling down to the “Communication Preference” section of the Administration tab. (See the NOTE for instructions). If you request the code through email, and it does not appear in your inbox, check the spam/junk folder.  Enter the security code on the next screen: NOTE: Changing Communication Preferences
How do I register for a HealthLINK@Hopkins account?Go to HealthLINK@Hopkins. Select “Member Register” under “First Time Logging In?” on the right side of the page. On the next page, enter your Member ID, name, birthdate and gender. Then follow the instructional screens to register and create a user ID and password. Your password must be nine characters and must contain at least one uppercase letter, one lowercase letter, one number, and one special character, such as #, *, or @. Usernames and passwords are case-sensitive. Remember: your password is private so don’t write it down or keep it in a public space. Once the process is complete, you will be able to access your account. Where can I find specific information about my benefits?To find specific information about what’s covered by your plan, use the EHP Benefits Explorer. How do I receive a replacement identification (ID) card?Contact Customer service at 410-424-4450 or 1-800-261-2393; or request one online, through your HealthLINK account. Please allow 7-10 business days for your ID card to arrive. What is HealthLINK@Hopkins?It’s our online health information portal. It is free to use and allows you secure, 24/7 access to your health information. We have a FAQ and log on instructions available. How do I obtain a listing of PCPs and Specialists that participate with EHP?Use the Provider Search Tool or contact Customer Service at 1-800-261-2393 or 410-424-4450. How do I change my Primary Care Physician (PCP)?You can change your PCP by calling an EHP Customer Service Representative at 1-800-261-2393 or 410-424-4450 or by filling out and faxing back the Change your PCP form. You can also change or designate your PCP by logging into your HealthLink account. Your approved PCP change will become effective the day EHP is notified. When should I go to the emergency department and how are emergency services covered?An emergency medical situation is one in which a prudent layperson determines that immediate care is needed as the result of a sudden and serious illness or injury; and care is required to prevent:
Is my newborn automatically enrolled?No. If you have a newborn baby, you must enroll the newborn within 30 days from the date of birth. Please contact your Benefits Service Center or your Human Resources Office to do so. Who do I contact to change my personal information?Please contact your Benefits Service Center or your Human Resources Office. Who has access to my personal health information (PHI)?The employees at EHP, who have signed confidentiality agreements, have access. You may also complete an Authorization For Use Or Disclosure Of My Protected Health Information form, which allows anyone you choose to access your information, e.g. spouse, adult child, etc. Please see the HIPAA Privacy page for further information and forms. Where can I find information about Mental Health Parity?Please email if you have questions or need information related to Mental Health Parity. What is a Pre-Authorization?Certain medical services and supplies require approval before they will be covered by your plan. Your Schedule of Benefits indicates which services, supplies or medications require pre-authorization. All pre-authorization requests are coordinated through your physician’s office, so your provider must ask for and receive approval before you receive care. Johns Hopkins EHP will review the service, drug or equipment for medical necessity. If pre-authorization is not given, then coverage for care, services or supplies may be limited or denied. Any costs for denied services that were the result of an in-network provider failing to receive pre-authorization are not your responsibility. For more information on pre-authorization guidelines through your EHP plan, refer to your EHP Benefits Explorer. What is a Referral?A referral is a written order from your primary care provider (PCP) giving you permission to see a specialist or receive certain medical services. Before you can see a specialist and be covered for that care, you will need a referral from your PCP. For information on getting a referral for care, refer to your EHP Benefits Explorer. What is a Site of Service?Site of service is a term used to indicate the facility in which you receive care. Many surgical procedures can be performed safely in an outpatient hospital setting, such as an ambulatory surgery center (ASC). Certain procedures require pre-authorization when performed in an outpatient hospital setting. For information on covered outpatient services, refer to your EHP Benefits Explorer. How do I find out more information about medication pre-authorization?Some medications require pre-authorization from our plan before they can be dispensed by your pharmacy. This helps us ensure that your prescriptions are medically necessary. To determine if a medication requires pre-authorization, refer to the Advanced Control Formulary. Information about covered medications, medication pre-authorization requirements and pharmacy plan benefits are available here. When do I need to submit claims?If you receive care from an in-network provider, that provider will submit the claim. However, if you receive out-of-network care, you are required to pay for the service, and then submit a claim form, as soon as possible to Johns Hopkins EHP for reimbursement. Most plan members have one year from the date of service to submit their receipts. Refer to your Summary Plan Description (SPD) to see if this applies to you.
How do I file a complaint?If you have a complaint about EHP, you can call EHP Customer Service at 1-800-261-2393 or mail the complaint to: What is an EOB?Where do I mail my claims?Johns Hopkins
EHP How can I receive reimbursement for out-of-network care?If you receive out-of-network care you may be required to pay for the service and then submit a reimbursement claim form. Submit the reimbursement claim form to EHP as soon as possible. Reimbursement claim forms are available at your Human Resources office, on the EHP website, or by calling EHP Customer Service at 1-800-261-2393. What information should I include with my reimbursement claim form?Fill out the Demographic information and attach a copy of the receipts of invoices associated with the claim to the reimbursement claim form. Proof of payment of the invoice can be in the form of a redacted credit card statement, an invoice showing no balance due or a cashed check image. Check with your provider that the correct codes have been added to the form to ensure a prompt reimbursement. It is absolutely necessary to include all receipts or invoices in order for EHP to properly process the claim. How long do I have to submit my receipts for a claim?Most plan members have one year from the date of service to submit their receipts. Refer to your Summary Plan Description (SPD) to see if this applies to you. What do I do if I don’t agree with the way a claim has been resolved?You may appeal an adverse decision made in whole or for part of a service and request reversal or adjustment of a denied or paid claim. Clinical appeals are reviewed by a peer comparable to the ordering provider. How long do I have to file an appeal?A member or an authorized representative must file the appeal or request a review in writing to EHP within 180 days of the date of the denial. When will I find out if my appeal was approved?If you have not received the services that were denied, you will receive and appeal determination within 15 days. If you have already received the services that were denied you will receive an appeal determination within 30 days. If your appeal is considered urgent, you will receive a determination within 36 hours. Where do I mail my appeals?Johns Hopkins HealthCare LLC What if my appeal is urgent?
For urgent appeals, please call 410-762-5383 What if I have a complaint about EHP?Complaints can be called into EHP Customer Service or can be mailed to: What is an In-Network Provider?A provider or facility who has contracted with EHP to provide services is considered “in-network.” What is an Out-of-Network Provider?A provider or facility who is not contracted with EHP to provide services is considered “out-of-network.” What is an EHP Preferred Network Provider?A provider or facility in the EHP network that is directly affiliated with Johns Hopkins,
Anne Arundel Health System, or Greater Baltimore Medical Center. Access our Provider Directory. FACILITIES: The Johns Hopkins Hospital, Johns Hopkins Bayview Medical Center, Howard County General Hospital, Suburban Hospital, Sibley Memorial Hospital, Johns Hopkins All Children’s Hospital (St. Petersburg, FL), Mt. Washington Pediatric Hospital, Anne Arundel Medical Center, and Greater Baltimore Medical Center. PROVIDERS: Johns Hopkins Clinical Practice Association/School of Medicine, Johns Hopkins Community Physicians, and Johns Hopkins Part-Time Faculty, Anne Arundel Medical Group, GBMC Health Partners, GBMC Inc., and Gilchrist Greater Living. What is the CIGNA PPO Network?The Cigna PPO network supplements the EHP provider network. It gives EHP members access to more than one million providers and hospitals nationwide, including Maryland. EHP covers all health care services received from providers in the Cigna PPO network at the in-network benefit level. You may use a Cigna PPO network provider as your primary care provider. Search the Cigna PPO network What is an In-Network PCP?A primary care provider is an EHP in-network internal medicine or family practice provider or pediatrician regardless of whether he or she is a EHP Preferred Network Provider. What is “Allowed Amount”?The maximum amount EHP will allow for the service(s) the patient received. Any copay and/or coinsurance amounts that the member is responsible for paying are deducted from the allowed charge. What is “Allowed Benefit (AB)”?
For any service or supply, the lesser of (1) the provider’s actual charge to the patient or (2) the amount that would be allowed by Medicare, increased by a percentage determined by Johns Hopkins Employer Health Programs, not to exceed 150% of the amount that would be allowed by Medicare. If Medicare does not provide an allowance for a service or supply, then Allowed Benefit means the prevailing, reasonable fee paid to similar providers for the same service or supply in the same geographic area, as determined by Johns Hopkins Employer Health Programs. EHP Preferred and EHP/CIGNA PPO Network Providers will not charge more than the Allowed Benefit, but Out-of-Network providers Out-of-Network can charge more and you are responsible for charges above the Allowed Benefit What is a “Deductible”?The amount that the member must pay within the plan year, before EHP begins to pay benefits. The member’s Schedule of Benefits or Summary Plan Description (SPD) will advise if he/she has a deductible. What is a “Copay”?A flat fee the member must pay to the Provider at the time of service. Usually applicable to an office visit or prescription. What is “Coinsurance”?Percentage of medical costs that the member shares with EHP. The member’s Schedule of Benefits or SPD will advise if he/she has a copay or coinsurance. What is “Out of Pocket (OOP) Maximum”?Maximum *For Broadway Services Inc.: The maximum amount the member pays for medical expenses during a plan year. After the member has paid the annual out-of-pocket limit, the Plan pays any additional covered expenses at 100% for the remainder of that plan year. The regular out-of-pocket maximum includes the deductible and coinsurance, but does not include copays; penalties; amounts in excess of the Allowed Benefit; amounts in excess of Plan maximums; or any charges for services which are not covered. What is “Allowed Benefit Charge”?The usual fee charged by similar providers for the same services or supplies in the same geographic area. Johns Hopkins Employer Health Programs (EHP) determines what is a Allowed Benefit. Non-network providers can charge more. For more information, look under the heading “Payment Terms You Should Know” in your Summary Plan Description (SPD). You are responsible for any charges above R&C. What is “Pre-Authorization”?Required medical review of requested services before they are rendered. What is “Pre-Determination/Pre-Treatment Review”?Designed to give members and their dentist a better understanding of the benefits payable under the Dental Plan before services are provided. A pre-treatment review is recommended if dental services are expected to cost $500 or more, or for certain treatments including bone surgery, bridges, crowns, inlays (post and core) and onlays, periodontic procedures, and veneers. For any of these treatments, we recommend that the member’s dentist provide a proposed course of treatment and a pre-treatment estimate. What is the phone number for the specialty appointment line?What are the hours of operation for the appointment line?Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. What is the purpose of this number?This number is to assist all EHP members in scheduling initial specialty appointments with Johns Hopkins specialists. Who is staffing this line?A nurse will answer calls for urgent appointments that need to be scheduled within 48 hours. All other calls will be directed to a designated group in Access Services. I need a new primary care physician. Can I call this number to get an appointment?No, this number is for initial specialty appointments with Hopkins specialists. How does this service work to assist EHP plan members in particular?All departments have committed to working with the specialty appointment line representatives to help improve EHP members’ access to Johns Hopkins specialty providers. This is a dedicated line for employees and their covered dependents. Where possible, clinics have set aside appointment times to accommodate EHP members. Will this number allow me to see the specialist I want?Whenever possible, the representative will get you an appointment with the physician of your choice. However, due to volume and/or availability, they may need to schedule your appointment with a nurse practitioner or physician assistant in the practice in order to get you in within a reasonable time frame. I already see a Johns Hopkins specialist. Would this line help me get more timely appointments?This line is mainly for securing appointments for EHP members who have not been successful in getting a first-time specialist appointment through the regular access lines. If you see a Johns Hopkins specialist on a regular basis, please try to schedule your next appointment at the end of your visit. However, if you are unsuccessful in getting a timely appointment, the specialty appointment line may be able to help. What is considered a reasonable time frame?This line is not intended to guarantee members a specific turnaround time; it is to ensure that whenever possible, EHP members will be seen in a reasonable period of time for their specific health issue. Who should I contact with questions or concerns?Please let the access line representative you speak with know of any questions or comments you have and they should be able to direct you. How can I get an emergency refill of medication in response to COVID-19?Ask your pharmacist to enter an emergency refill override. Pharmacists have been notified on what code to use for override. If your pharmacist has problems with how to override the claim, they should contact our Pharmacy Help Desk for assistance. You must have a valid prescription or refills available. How much medication can I fill as an emergency refill?You may fill up to a 30-day supply for your maintenance medications. How much does an emergency refill cost?You will pay your normal copay for an emergency supply of medication. How can I get my medications without leaving my home?
How do I sign up for mail order?EHP Members may sign up for mail order with CVS Caremark Mail Service. Your doctor can fax new prescriptions directly to CVS Caremark by calling 800-378-5697. CVS Caremark can also contact your doctor directly to obtain a new prescription for you. To get that process started, call CVS Caremark at 800-875-0867 or log into the CVS Caremark portal. Click on “Start a New Prescription > FastStart”. Be prepared to provide the names of your medicines and your doctor’s name and phone number. You can download, print, fill out, and mail the mail service order form to CVS/caremark to enroll. How long does it take for the medication to arrive from mail order?Usually a mail-order prescription will get to you in no more than ten days. No results found. Please try a new search. What is the Johns Hopkins advantage MD D SNP HMO?Johns Hopkins Advantage MD (HMO, HMO D-SNP, PPO, PPO Plus, PPO Primary, and PPO Premier) are Medicare Advantage Prescription Drug plans, also known as Medicare Part C.
Is Medicare Advantage Available in Maryland?The Medicare Advantage (Medicare Part C) program in Maryland offers an alternative way for the beneficiary looking for coverage equal to or beyond what is offered through Original Medicare. Medicare Advantage plans provide all the same coverage as Original Medicare, but usually include additional benefits as well.
Does Johns Hopkins take Aetna?If you are a Johns Hopkins patient and have received treatment from this facility, in most cases Johns Hopkins will continue to treat you and will bill Aetna for your treatment.
Does Johns Hopkins accept Cigna?Insurance Plans We Accept
* No Johns Hopkins Medicine physician, provider or facility participates with the Cigna Connect and Cigna SureFit network plans.
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