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Seeking Out-of-Network Care
Going out of network means you’re seeking care from a provider who doesn’t have an agreement in place with your insurance company for payment terms. Learn about potential results when going out of network, and when using an out-of-network provider may be your best option.
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Patient Advocate Foundation programs and services will remain fully operational. In response to the evolving impact of COVID-19 on the nation and our community, Patient Advocate Foundation (PAF) established key priorities to guide our response…
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