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Working Together for Value-Based Care
We are proud to recognize the medical providers who had outstanding performances in the QualChoice 2019 value-based care programs*. Thank you for helping improve healthcare for our members!
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Health Insurance How-To: Avoid Balance Billing
If you use an out-of-network provider, you might end up with a much larger bill than you expected. This is because of a practice called balance billing.
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We’re Moving!
In early August, our QualChoice offices will be relocated to 1001 Technology Drive in West Little Rock.
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Staying Grounded in Uncertain Times
It may be hard to stay positive with all that’s going on in our world. Try these practices from The Centene Center for Health Transformation* for help in coping.
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Health Insurance How-To: Submit a Claim
For most covered services, there’s no paperwork to fill out. Just show your QualChoice ID card and pay your plan’s cost share amount.
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COVID-19 Coverage Updates
QualChoice anticipates that over the next three months, Arkansas and its residents will continue to see a rise in COVID-19 cases. We are committed to ensuring access to COVID-19 treatment services in accordance with federal and state law.
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COVID-19 and Your Pregnancy
Pregnancy should be a joyous time; but for first-time moms, it can be a time of questions. The COVID-19 outbreak may be causing you extra anxiety.
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What We Know About Electronic Cigarettes
E-cigarettes usually contain nicotine and may have other harmful substances too. There’s a lot of conflicting information and we still have a lot to learn, but here’s what we currently know.
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Get Medical Help via Video and Phone
QualChoice is making it easier for Arkansans to get the medical care they need through telemedicine (telehealth). This allows members to visit a doctor, nurse practitioner or physician assistant remotely.
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Health IQ Challenge: Facts About Type 2 Diabetes
According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, prediabetes affects more than 88 million Americans. This means 1 in 3 adult Americans are on their way to developing type two diabetes in two to five years.
