Exceptions and complaints
These instructions don't apply to members of Priority Health Medigap (Medicare supplement) plans.
The Medicare program has rules about what members of Priority Health Medicare plans need to do to ask for exceptions or make complaints about their coverage or their service, and how we must handle their requests and complaints.
- We must be fair in how we handle it.
- You can't be disenrolled from a Priority Health Medicare plan or penalized in any way.
Step one:
If you have a concern, call Customer Service. We might be able to answer your question or resolve your concern over the phone.
Step two:
Ask for an exception for prescription drugs (Coverage determination) |
Request a coverage decision for medical services (Organization reconsideration) |
Or, file a complaint/grievance about service
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Ask for an exception for a drug that you believe should be covered by your plan. Learn how to appeal if our decision is not in your favor. Exception instructions |
Formally request a coverage decision for medical services that you believe should be covered by your plan. Learn how to appeal if our decision is not in your favor. Coverage decision instructions |
Make a complaint (or grievance) about the service(s) you receive from us or from our network of doctors, hospitals, pharmacies and other health care providers. Service complaint instructions |
To file a complaint directly with Medicare, use their complaint form on medicare.gov.
Numbers of grievances and appeals
To find out the combined number of grievances, appeals and exceptions filed with Priority Health Medicare plans, call Customer Service.
- Coverage decision
- Exceptions for prescription drugs
- Filing a grievance
- Filing an appeal
- Information for your provider
- How to name someone to help you
Questions?
Call Customer Service (toll‑free)
888.389.6648 (TTY 711)
8 a.m. to 8 p.m., seven days a week