Mission Health’s trained staff is available to assist patients in applying for both federal and state healthcare coverage programs. Our benefit advisors offer screening and eligibility evaluation on-site at the facility, at one of our offices, or in a patient’s home, and will provide support throughout the application process.
How can Mission Health help with the insurance and billing process?
At Mission Health, we understand the healthcare insurance and billing process can be confusing and stressful for patients. We have developed several programs and resources to provide as much information and assistance as possible with respect to the insurance and billing process, and we do our best to make patients aware of this assistance.
What is the NPI number for mission hospitals?
The NPI Number for Mission Hospitals, Inc. Medication Assistance Program is 1366686040. The current location address for Mission Hospitals, Inc. Medication Assistance Program is 445 Biltmore Ave, , Asheville, North Carolina and the contact number is 828-213-5539 and fax number is 818-213-1859.
Why choose Mission Community Hospital?
MISSION COMMUNITY HOSPITAL IS PROUDLY JOINT COMMISSION At Mission Community, our doctors, nurses, and hospital staff are dedicated to providing the best care within a compassionate environment that meets each patient’s physical, social and emotional needs.
What is the mailing address for medication assistance program?
Medication Assistance Program is 445 Biltmore Ave, , Asheville, North Carolina and the contact number is 828-213-5539 and fax number is 818-213-1859. The mailing address for Mission Hospitals, Inc. Medication Assistance Program is 445 Biltmore Ave, , Asheville, North Carolina - 28801-4565 (mailing address contact number - 828-213-5539).
What is mission health?
What is expanded charity care?
What is PLP insurance?
What is a charity care policy?
What is the preferred income documentation for Medicare?
Does Mission Health offer screening?
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How to contact Mission Hospital Laboratory?from missionhealth.org
For providers only: Laboratory Test Directory. For general questions, contact Mission Hospital Laboratory Call Center at 828-213-5177. Please call your location to ensure they are open in the event of inclement weather.
What is MAP in health care?from ncdhhs.gov
Participating health centers, such as free and charitable clinics, rural and community health centers, provide Medication Assistance Programs (MAP) for low income, uninsured patients who need access to prescription drugs and who cannot afford them. The Office of Rural Health does not provide patient care and can only refer you to a clinic ...
How to contact NC MedAssist?from ncdhhs.gov
(link is external) or call 1-866-331-1348. Medication Assistance Program Profile. Medication Assistance Program Coverage.
What is MAP in rural health?from ncdhhs.gov
Participating health centers, such as free and charitable clinics, rural and community health centers, provide Medication Assistance Programs (MAP) for low income, uninsured patients who need access to prescription drugs and who cannot afford them. The Office of Rural Health does not provide patient care and can only refer you to a clinic for assistance. If you need help obtaining your prescription medication, please contact a clinic near you to see if you qualify for assistance: Medication Assistance Program Sites.
What is mission health?
Mission Health is committed to responsible billing and collections. Our financial counselors work with patients to establish interest-free payment arrangements. Patients who make payments at the time of service for their estimated financial liability receive a 20% discount of the amount owed. These policies and resources reflect our desire to mitigate personal financial issues arising from our patients’ medical bills. But we can only act when we are aware, and thus encourage our patients to take responsibility for seeking assistance as soon as issues or questions arise.
What is expanded charity care?
The Expanded Charity Care Policy provides financial relief for emergent, non-elective services to families with annual household incomes between 200% and 400% of FPG. Under the Expanded Charity Policy, we cap patients’ out-of-pocket balances at 3%-4% of their annual income using a sliding scale. For example, a family of four with a household income of $100,000 would have their liability capped at $4,000. (We make both of these charity care policies available to all patients, regardless of their insurance coverage.)
What is PLP insurance?
The PLP program provides protection for patients with household incomes between 400% and 1,000% of FPG. The discounts under this program help patients who may find themselves with limited coverage, a high deductible or who may be out of network. Similar to the policies above, these discounts are need-based and calculated on a sliding scale based on the patient’s annual household income. The PLP further limits patient balances and may be combined with the charity or uninsured discount.
What is a charity care policy?
The Charity Care Policy provides a 100% write-off related to emergent, non-elective services for qualifying patients who are not eligible for state or federal assistance. Generally, patients with annual household incomes of less than 200% of FPG qualify for this program. Supporting documentation may be required to ensure proper qualification.
What is the preferred income documentation for Medicare?
For Medicare beneficiaries, in addition to thorough completion of the Financial Assistance Application, the preferred income documentation will be the most current year's federal tax return. Any patient/responsible party unable to provide his/her most recent federal tax return may provide two pieces of supporting documentation from the following list:
Does Mission Health offer screening?
Mission Health’s trained staff is available to assist patients in applying for both federal and state healthcare coverage programs. Our benefit advisors offer screening and eligibility evaluation on-site at the facility, at one of our offices, or in a patient’s home, and will provide support throughout the application process. When eligibility is secured, this becomes a benefit to our patients not only for their current healthcare service, but also provides coverage in the future.
Is mission health confusing?
At Mission Health, we understand the healthcare insurance and billing process can be confusing and stressful for patients.
