We understand changing where you receive care can take time and feel overwhelming. These steps can help you take it one step at a time and avoid delays, gaps in care or unexpected costs.
View printable stepsBook visits with your primary care doctor and any specialists as soon as possible to help avoid care delays after June 30.
Make sure your doctors, hospitals, labs and imaging centers are in your plan's network to help avoid higher out-of-pocket costs.
If you'll need specialist care after June 30, ask whether you need any in-network referrals before your visit.
After scheduling new visits, cancel any Michigan Medicine appointments that occur after June 30, if applicable.
Work with your doctor to request medical records from the past one to two years so they have your full history.
Refill prescriptions that may run out after June 30 so there's no interruption in treatment.
Include prescriptions, over-the-counter medicines, vitamins and supplements.
Be sure to bring your member ID card, photo ID and any information about ongoing or follow-up care to your first visit with your new doctor. If you have an advance directive or health care proxy, bring that, too.