United Health Care: PCPs that you would recommend?

[SemiMike]

We'll be picking them up when we arrive later this month, and would welcome favorable reviews/opinions of primary care physicians in their system. Thanks.

[DEWRDW]

We'll be picking them up when we arrive later this month, and would welcome favorable reviews/opinions of primary care physicians in their system. Thanks.

What United Health Care Plan will you be in?

[SemiMike]

What United Health Care Plan will you be in?

It's the Medicare Complete Choice Plan 2 (Regional PPO)

[jimmy D]

The United plan is a PPO and PCP is an Hmo. More Doctors accepted the PPO but the co-pays are higher. Hospitals are different with different co-pays. In the PPO most co-pays and Part D are higher, than an Hmo Hope this helps.

[DEWRDW]

It's the Medicare Complete Choice Plan 2 (Regional PPO)

OK - you may want to ask if anyone has this plan and if so who would they recommend for a pcf - we don't have this one - can't help you - good luck!

[jimmy D]

The medicare ppo thru united is pretty extensive and most Dr. will take it. It is a solid plan. The first thing I think to look at is your drugs. Big Difference in plans especially diebetics.. Good luck

[rhredd1654]

Not sure if posters understand the question. The OP was asking for a PCP (personal care physician), not a medical plan. Check out Family Doctors of Belleview in the Sharon Morse Bldg if you want to get in The Villages Heath System.