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We know the importance of getting good care. Find a doctor who meets your needs using the search tool below. You can search by name, specialty, or location.

 

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Provider education and training

 

You can get more information about the providers in our health plan. Visit docinfo.org to search for providers and find out where they went to medical school.

Behavioral Health

 

If you need help finding care for a mental health condition or substance use disorder, or if you have questions about your behavioral health benefits, you can contact Anthem for assistance.

  • Call 1-866-231-0847 (TTY 711) for Member Services.
  • We can help you find or schedule an appointment with a behavioral health specialist such as a therapist, psychiatrist, or substance use counselor.
  • If you’re having difficulty locating a provider who can treat your mental health condition or substance use disorder, we have designated staff available to assist you — please call 844-483-0871 for dedicated support.

Mental Health or Substance Use Crisis

 

If you are experiencing a mental health, substance use, or emotional crisis, you can call or text 988, or chat online at 988lifeline.org to connect with a trained crisis counselor 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.

 

The 988 Suicide and Crisis Lifeline provides free, confidential support to anyone in distress and to those supporting someone else.

  • Available 24/7/365 and free of charge
  • Interpreters in 200+ languages
  • TTY users: Dial 711 then 988
  • Call, text, or chat options based on your comfort

 

When you contact 988, trained counselors will:

  • Listen with empathy and respect.
  • Provide emotional support and coping strategies.
  • Connect you to local crisis or mobile response services when needed.

 

If you are in immediate danger, feel unsafe, or believe you might harm yourself or others:

  • Call 911 right away or go to the nearest hospital emergency room.

 

You can always go to any hospital emergency department if you believe you are having a mental health or substance use emergency and need immediate care.

Remember:

  • 988 is for mental health, substance use, and emotional distress support.
  • 911 is for immediate medical or safety emergencies.
  • Both are available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, and free to use.

Can’t get to your doctor? Use LiveHealth Online

 

Visit a doctor 24/7 through live video using LiveHealth Online. All you need is your smartphone, tablet or computer. Sign up or log in to get started.

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