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Making Healthcare Easy for Producers
How? AFMC has developed a premium healthcare network and the most cost-conscious and effective products and services available in the Arizona market. Our provider network is peer-reviewed ensuring quality, safe care. And, our customer service is exceptional.
Our competition will try to convince you otherwise. They’ll say that because they are bigger, they are better, and can make things easier for you. We know that is not the case. You can rely on AFMC's 40 plus years of knowledge and expertise in the Arizona healthcare market. Read why.
Need some assistance with your group and individual plan requests?
AFMC's Fully Insured and Self Funded Guides have the answers!
The Guides provide information to insurance professionals for: 1) Individuals seeking information on health insurance for themselves or a family policy; and/or 2) Employer Groups seeking information and/or quotes on AFMC endorsed plans.
To find out more how AFMC's Guides can impact your business and your client's bottom line, contact your AFMC Senior Sales Consultant.
Fully Insured Guide
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How to Download a Provider Directory or Customized Directory
Network Plan Definitions
Best Carrier Ratings
Document to Data Management Services
Medical Management Programs
Wellness Programs
Convenience Clinics
Learn about HearPO, a hearing care discount program for your clients that makes hearing-aid services accessible, as well as affordable.
AFMC’s Network Plans have been designed to allow your clients the greatest benefit when they receive care from a participating network provider. Whenever possible, they should receive healthcare services from AFMC Contracted Providers, Specialists, Hospitals, and Ancillary Services. These providers are required - per their contract with AFMC - to refer their patients, AFMC members, to in-network facilities and/or services, especially for labs, pathology groups, and Durable Medical Equipment (DME) providers.
If it is necessary for a provider to refer a patient out-of-network, they should be informing them of that referral before the service is provided. Your clients should be aware of any, and all, out-of-network (out-of-pocket) expenses they could incur by using an out-of-network provider or facility. This process will save time and money. Please educate your clients and encourage them to ask questions while in the provider’s office.
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