How To See a Doctor
Navigating your insurance doesn't have to be complicated.
We've broken it down step-by-step to help you get the care you need quickly and easily.
Step 1: Find a Doctor in Your Network
Search for doctors, hospitals, and other healthcare providers that accept your insurance plan. In-network providers will help you save on out-of-pocket costs.
- A Primary Care Physician (PCP) for general health needs
- A specialist for a specific condition
- An urgent care center or hospital for immediate assistance
- Mental health or behavioral health providers for emotional support
Step 2: Check Your Coverage
Review your plan benefits to understand what's covered and what you might need to pay. This includes copays, deductibles, and any prior authorization requirements.
Available Tools
- Comprehensive provider list on our website
- Our dedicated and verifiedFind a Doctortool
Provider Search Tips
- • Search by specialty, location, or name
- • Filter by language preferences
- • Check provider ratings and reviews
- • Verify in-network status
Step 3: Schedule Your Appointment
Booking Steps
- Call to confirm they accept your healthcare plan
- Schedule your appointment
- Note the date, time, and location
Before Your Visit
Check your plan details for information about:
- • Your deductible amount
- • Coinsurance requirements
- • Expected out-of-pocket costs
- • Required referrals or authorizations
Step 4: Prepare for Your Visit
What to Bring
- Insurance card (physical or digital)
- Valid photo ID (passport, etc.)
- List of current medications
- Medical history information
Visit Tips
- • Arrive 15-20 minutes early
- • Complete new patient paperwork if needed
- • Write down your questions beforehand
- • Be ready to discuss your health concerns
Need help finding a doctor or understanding your coverage?
Call us at 1-718-888-0992 or use our chatbot for immediate assistance
Disclaimer- The information on this page is intended to help users find in-network healthcare providers, but Kimber Health cannot guarantee its accuracy. Please verify provider details and coverage with your insurance company or healthcare provider.
