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Billing

Insurance

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Aetna

Aetna Better Health

CareFrist BlueCross Blueshield

CareFirst FEP

Champ VA

Cigna

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Highmark

Johns Hopkins Advantage MD

Johns Hopkins USFHP

Medicare

Medicare Advantage Plans

Md Medicaid

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Md Physicians Care
Priority Partners
Tricare

United Health Care/MDIPA/Optimum Choice

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And more… please call with questions

*Antietam Oncology and Hematology Group is an approved provider for most major insurance carriers and health plans. We will submit your claims to the insurance company under the benefit coverage you specify.

Understanding Your Insurance Policy

Each insurance policy is different. You should contact your health plan to understand the details of your specific policy. They can inform you of the important details related to your coverage for your care provided by us, such as in network and out-of-network coverage, PCP referral requirements, and expected financial responsibility, including copays, deductibles, and out-of-pocket maximum expenses.


Antietam Oncology & Hematology Group will bill your insurance company, then bill you directly for your out-of-pocket responsibility and services not covered by your health plan based on information and remittance we receive from your health plan. All copayments are due at the time of service.


For any service that requires prior authorization, we will try its best to get prior authorization approved from the insurance. However, approved prior authorization does not guarantee reimbursement of the services provided. If the patient’s health plan determines a service to be “not payable,” the patient will be responsible for the complete charge and agree to pay the costs of the services provided.

Patient Assistance Programs

We offer a variety of patient assistance programs to help patients who have no health insurance or are underinsured. The goal of these programs is to provide financial assistance to help these patients access medications for lower or no cost. 

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