What insurance plans does TeleDirectMD accept?
Are we in-network with your plan?
Tell us your state and insurance, and we'll tell you if we're in-network. In-network means we accept your plan and bill it directly — you'll still pay your normal copay or deductible.
Medicaid and Medicaid-Medicare plans not accepted
TeleDirectMD is not in-network with any Medicaid plan, Managed Medicaid plan, CHIP, Medicare-Medicaid (MME), or Dual Special Needs Plan (D-SNP) in any state we serve. If your only coverage is Medicaid, Managed Medicaid, or a Medicaid-Medicare dual plan, our visits cannot be billed to your plan.
You can still book a visit at our $79 self-pay rate (HSA/FSA eligible).
Frequently asked questions
Quick answers about insurance, self-pay, and how billing works at TeleDirectMD.
What does "in-network" mean?
In-network means we have a contract with your insurance company, so we can bill them directly for your visit. You'll still pay your plan's copay, coinsurance, or deductible — it doesn't mean the visit is free.
Does TeleDirectMD accept insurance?
Yes. We are in-network with Aetna, Blue Cross Blue Shield affiliates (BCBS-AZ, Florida Blue, Anthem, BCBS-IL, BCBS-MI, Highmark, BCBS-TX), UnitedHealthcare, and Curative (9 states including Texas, California, and Florida). Use the checker above to confirm your specific plan.
Which plan types do you accept?
PPO, HMO, EPO, POS, and Medicare Advantage. State-specific exclusions apply (for example, Aetna California excludes HMO and QPOS; UnitedHealthcare in Illinois, Minnesota, and Texas is commercial-only; Curative is Commercial PPO, EPO, and self-funded only). The checker above shows your exact result.
Does TeleDirectMD accept Medicaid?
No. We are not in-network with any Medicaid program, Managed Medicaid plan, CHIP, Medicare-Medicaid (MME), or Dual Special Needs Plan (D-SNP) in any state we serve. Patients with Medicaid-only coverage can still book a $79 self-pay visit (HSA/FSA eligible).
How much is a self-pay visit?
$79 flat fee. Includes the physician consultation, any clinically appropriate prescriptions, and a work or school excuse note when medically appropriate. HSA and FSA cards accepted.
What if my plan is not in-network?
You can book as a self-pay patient for $79 and submit an out-of-network claim to your insurer for partial reimbursement. Many commercial plans cover out-of-network telehealth.
In-network information is updated weekly from our payer contracts and credentialing system. We verify your specific benefits before each visit. If a payer-specific question isn't answered above, call us at (678) 956-1855 or email contact@teledirectmd.com.