Insurance plans accepted at HonorHealth (2024)

Updated: May 17, 2024

Note: Insurance plan updates typically occur in early January each year or as needed, should any changes occur during the calendar year.

HonorHealth accepts most insurance plans at its hospitals and provider offices. However, it’s important that you contact your insurance plan to verify your coverage before you seek services.

In addition, independent physicians who work in the hospitals sometimes accept different insurance plans than those accepted at HonorHealth. Always verify coverage of physicians – such as surgeons, anesthesiologists, pathologists, radiologists and hospitalists – before you receive care. And remember — independent physicians are required to bill you or your insurance separately from HonorHealth.

Please see the last page for “Key Terms”.

Below is a partial list of contracted insurance plans. (NOTE: This list is not all-inclusive and not all locations are included in all plans).

Commercial insurance (available through your work)

  • Aetna Health
  • Ameriben – HonorHealth Employee Plans
  • America’s PPO / Health EZ
  • Arizona Medical Network
  • Banner | Aetna
    • Participate in all networks, high-performing networks and three-tiered plans
    • Banner employees tier 2 – can accept
  • Beech Street
  • Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Arizona
  • Cigna Healthcare of Arizona
  • Cigna + Oscar
  • Cofinity
  • CopperPoint Mutual Insurance Co.
  • Coventry Health Care
  • First Health Network
  • Great West Health (GWH) - Cigna
  • Health Management Network (HMN)
  • MultiPlan
  • PHCS
  • Rural Area Network (RAN) accessed through Multiplan
  • TriCare - Health Net Federal Services
  • TriWest Community Care Network for Veterans
  • UnitedHealthcare of Arizona
    • Most HMO/PPO plans
    • Navigate
    • Doctor’s Plan

Marketplace/public exchange option

Open enrollment runs November 1 through December 15 for a January 1 effective date.

All physician, urgent care and facility locations participate, except where notated.

  • Ambetter from Arizona Complete Health
  • Banner | Aetna
  • Blue Cross Blue Shield of Arizona
    • Premier Health (Statewide PPO Network)
    • Everyday Health PPO (Statewide PPO Network)
    • Blue Signature Prosano PPO (Alliance PPO Network including Prosano Clinics)
    • Does not include MaricopaFocus Network or Portfolio HMO with PimaConnect Network
  • Cigna Connect Individual and Family Plans
    • All HonorHealth hospitals, facilities urgent care locations and medical group specialists participate
    • HonorHealth PCPs do not participate
  • Health Choice by Blue Cross Blue Shield of Arizona
  • Oscar Health
  • United Healthcare

Medicare and Medicare Advantage

Open enrollment runs October 15 through December 7 for a January 1 effective date.

  • AARP Medicare Complete
  • Aetna Medicare Advantage
  • Blue Cross Blue Shield of Arizona Advantage
  • Cigna
    • Cigna Preferred HMO and Achieve HMO C-SNP
      • All HonorHealth locations and practice sites participate
    • Cigna Alliance HMO
      • All HonorHealth hospitals, facilities urgent care locations and medical group specialists participate
      • HonorHealth PCPs do not participate
  • Devoted
  • Eternal Health
    • Valor Give Back HMO-POS, Grand Give Back-HMO and Horizon HMO
      • All HonorHealth hospitals, facilities urgent care locations and medical group specialists participate
      • HonorHealth PCPs do not participate
  • Humana
  • Imperial Health Plan
    • All HonorHealth hospitals, facilities urgent care locations and medical group specialists participate
    • HonorHealth PCPs do not participate
  • Medicare
  • Scan Desert Health Plan
    • All HonorHealth hospitals, facilities urgent care locations and medical group specialists participate
    • HonorHealth PCPs do not participate
  • UnitedHealthcare AARP Medicare Advantage
    • Phoenix Direct Network
      • HMO Plans 1, 3, 4 and Group Retiree
        • All HonorHealth locations and practice sites participate
      • HMO Plan 2
        • Hospitals, facilities and urgent care locations participate
        • HonorHealth PCPs and medical group specialists do not participate
      • PPO Plans 1, 2, 3 through Walgreens, Passport, Patriot PPO and Group Retiree
        • All HonorHealth locations and practice sites participate
  • OptumCare Network
    • HMO Plan 1, 2, 3, 4 and Group Retiree; PPO Plan
      • All HonorHealth hospitals, facilities urgent care locations and medical group specialists participate
      • HonorHealth PCPs do not participate
  • Banner Health Network (BHN)
    • HMO Plans 1, 2, 3, 4 and Group Retiree do not participate
  • UnitedHealthcare Chronic Complete Plan HMO-POS C-SNP
    • OptumCare Network
      • All HonorHealth hospitals, facilities urgent care locations and medical group specialists participate
      • HonorHealth PCPs do not participate
  • WellCare by Allwell - Arizona Complete Health
  • WellCare by Arizona Priority Care -AZPC Network
    • Hospitals, facilities and urgent care locations participate
    • HonorHealth PCPs and medical group specialists do not participate

AHCCCS/Medicaid

Includes D-SNP Plans, where offered.

  • Arizona Complete Health
  • Banner University Family Plan
  • Care 1st through Arizona Complete Health
  • Health Choice Arizona
  • Mercy Care
  • Molina
  • United Community & State (Community Plan)

Please use the HonorHealth Find a Doctor to see additional insurance plan details for each doctor or location.

Key terms

  • PCP = Primary Care Physician
  • HMO = Health Maintenance Organization
  • PPO = Preferred Provider Organization
  • C-SNP = Chronic - Special Needs Plan, which requires at least one qualifying chronic health condition such as diabetes.
  • D-SNP = Dual (eligible for Medicare and Medicaid) - Special Needs Plan, which requires at least one qualifying, chronic health condition such as diabetes.
Insurance plans accepted at HonorHealth (2024)

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