InterMed accepts most major health plans, including most HMOs and PPOs. If you do not see your health plan on our list, your health plan may contract through another insurer on our list. Please contact your health plan and inquire if it contracts with any of the listed health plans.

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New and Established 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 Established 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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Established Patients – Traditional Medicare:

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

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

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Established Patients – MaineCare:

Established 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 established 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)