InterMed accepts most major health plans, including most HMOs and PPOs. Participation with InterMed is determined by your specific insurance carrier/policy. The best way to find out if your insurance carrier participates with InterMed is to call your insurance carrier.

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New and Existing Patients – Commercial Plans:

• Aetna
• Anthem Blue Cross Blue Shield 
• CBA/EBPA
• Cigna 
• Community Health Options
• Harvard Pilgrim Health Care
• MultiPlan
  • PHCS Network 
• Tufts Health Plan
• UnitedHealthcare

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New and Existing Patients – Medicare Advantage Plans:

• Aetna — Medicare Advantage HMO, PPO, and PFFS
• Anthem  — Medicare Advantage HMO, PPO, and PFFS
• Humana (effective January 1, 2022) – Medicare Advantage PPO, POS, PFFS, and HMO Plans
• Martin’s Point Generations Advantage — Medicare Advantage HMO, HMO-POS, PPO, and HMO SNP Plans
• WellCare (formerly Today’s Options) — Medicare Advantage PPO, and PFFS
• UnitedHealthcare — Medicare Advantage Benefit Plans

InterMed does not accept any other Medicare Advantage plans. 

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Existing Patients – Traditional Medicare:

InterMed accepts Medicare for existing patients who become newly eligible. Additional information is available through:

• Traditional Medicare and Medicare supplements (Part B and Part F)

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Existing Patients – MaineCare:

Existing patients who become newly eligible for MaineCare (formerly Medicaid) may choose one of the plans below to continue their care with an InterMed primary care physician.

• State of Maine MaineCare – HMO and Indemnity

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InterMed does not accept new patients covered by MaineCare, Tricare, or Traditional Medicare/Medicare Supplements.

If you are an existing patient and your commercial coverage changes to a plan not listed above, InterMed will be considered out-of-network by your plan. For out-of-network HMO plans, this means you will not have coverage if you see an InterMed PCP or specialist without the plan’s authorization. If your new plan is a PPO plan not listed above, we may bill you up to balance charges after the plan pays its out-of-network portion.

 

(Updated August 2022)