Answers to your Membership Questions

You have several payment options to choose from. Visit the Ways to Pay page for more information.

You can request a new card through your Online Member Account or by calling the Member Services number on the back of your member ID card

  • RX: Pharmacy 
  • Copay: The set amount of money you pay at the time of service.
  • PCP: Primary Care Physician
  • ER: Emergency Room
  • COIN: Coinsurance - The portion of your medical bill you pay, for certain services, after you meet your deductible.
  • Cost Shares: The sharing of costs under your insurance plan that you pay out of your pocket.
  • DED: Deductible - The amount you are responsible for paying before your insurance starts to pay.
  • INN: In-Network - A provider who is contracted with your health plan.
  • OON: Out-of-Network - A provider who does not have a contract with your health plan.
  • Ind: Individual
  • Fam: Family
  • MOOP: Max Out-of-Pocket - The total amount you’ll spend for healthcare, after which the insurance company pays for all medical care until the year ends. This does not include monthly premiums.

“In network” means the doctor, pharmacy, or facility is included in the Ambetter Health network. You should always try to use in-network services and providers.

“Out-of-network” means the doctor, pharmacy or facility is not included in the Ambetter Health network. You’ll likely pay more for those out-of-network services and providers.

Always have your Member ID Card with you when you receive medical care to verify if you are in network.


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