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November 2020

ER follow-up care resources for FEP members

When patients are discharged after a visit to the emergency room, they’re encouraged to follow up with their primary care physician or mental health specialist, as appropriate. However, some patients don’t have a primary care physician or mental health specialist. So, to encourage Blue Cross and Blue Shield Service Benefit Plan members to schedule follow-up appointments, the Federal Employee Program® offers additional resources.

The table below contains contact information available to FEP members to assist them with coordinating follow-up care and managing their condition.

Resource Contact information

New Directions Behavioral Health:
Behavioral health case management services for mental health and substance use disorder

Phone: 1-800-342-5891

24/7 Nurse Line:
General questions about health issues or where to go for care

Phone: 1-888-258-3432
Online: www.fepblue.org/myblue

Coordinated Care Program:
Helps patients and caregivers manage health conditions

Phone: 1-800-775-2583

Telehealth services:
FEP members can speak to a board-certified doctor or a licensed behavioral health specialist by phone or online

Phone: 1-855-636-1579
Online: www.fepblue.org/telehealth

Customer Service:
For assistance finding a Preferred provider in the member’s area

Phone: 1-800-482-3600
Online: www.fepblue.org/provider

For additional information about benefits and available support, FEP members can visit www.fepblue.org or call Customer Service at 1-800-482-3600.

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