How do I sign up for my UHC plan?
With myuhc.com, it’s easier. Sign in and you’ll get a personalized website designed to help you manage your plan and your health information. Have your health plan ID card handy and go to myuhc.com. Go to Register Now and follow the step-by-step instructions.
How do I use the UnitedHealthcare provider portal?
The UnitedHealthcare Provider Portal allows you to quickly get the answers you need so you can save valuable time and get better documentation and visibility. To access the portal, you will need to create or sign in using a One Healthcare ID. Access claims information like status updates, reconsiderations and appeals Are you a new user?
What is UnitedHealthcare Direct Connect and how does it work?
Using Direct Connect, you can track and manage overpayment requests, dispute an overpayment finding and submit refunds – reducing the letters and calls you receive from UnitedHealthcare, or the need to work with third-party vendors. Direct Connect is available on the UnitedHealthcare Provider Portal.
What is Direct Connect?
Using Direct Connect, you can track and manage overpayment requests, dispute an overpayment finding and submit refunds – reducing the letters and calls you receive from UnitedHealthcare, or the need to work with third-party vendors.
Do you need to notify UnitedHealthcare of lab results?
Notification is required for certain genetic and molecular lab tests for certain UnitedHealthcare Commercial benefit plans. Ordering care providers will complete the notification/prior authorization process online or over the phone.
Find a Provider
Find a doctor, medical specialist, mental health care provider, hospital or lab.
Have a question?
Our Customer Service Advocates are available to assist you. Please call the number on your plan member ID card (health insurance card) during the listed hours of operation.
Support for our UnitedHealthcare members
FDA-authorized and FDA-approved COVID-19 vaccines are covered at $0 cost-share at both in network and out-of-network providers through the national public health emergency period. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and state health departments are advising who can get the vaccines and when.