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Search all Provider Types now or select from the list below to find a specific type. Need more information on what type of care is right for you? Scroll down for a more thorough explanation of medical terminology.





More Information About Providers

The descriptions below can help you better understand which provider is best for you and your situation.

Doctors & Specialists

Doctors and specialists include doctors, clinicians and groups who are qualified to practice in many specialties. Each specialty focuses on specific parts of the body, life stages, conditions, or primary care. Only those who currently accept Medicare are included.

Hospitals

Hospitals provide services like medical, surgical, and psychiatric care to people who are sick or injured. Services are ordered by a doctor. These types of hospitals can be found using the "Hospitals" filter under "Provider Types" on the search results page:

  • Acute care: Give inpatient medical care and other related services for surgery, acute medical conditions, or injuries (usually for a short-term illness or condition).
  • Children's: Inpatient care mostly for people under age 18.
  • Critical access: Small facilities that give outpatient and limited inpatient services to people in rural areas.
  • Psychiatric: Specialty facilities that mainly provide inpatient psychiatric services to diagnose and treat mental illness on a 24-hour basis, by or under the supervision of a physician.

Ancillary

Ancillary refers to additional medical services that support or supplement the primary care provided by a doctor or other healthcare professional. These services are often provided by specialized providers or facilities outside of the main healthcare setting such as physical therapy, home health care (e.g., nursing care, hospice services), social work services, pharmacy services, and more.

Durable Medical Equipment (DME)

Durable medical equipment (DME) refers to medical devices and supplies such as hearing aids, breast pumps, prosthetics, wheelchairs, diabetes equipment, and more.

Networks

Some Viva Health plans have specific networks, and those are defined below. If you are not in any of those networks, you are considered to be in the Open Viva Health network.

  • Open Viva Health Network: If you are not in any of the networks listed below, you are in the Open Viva Health network. You get your care (primary care, specialists, hospitals, etc.) from any Viva Health provider.
  • Infirmary Health Advantage Network: If you are a member of Viva Medicare Infirmary Health Advantage (HMO), you are in the Infirmary Health Advantage network. You get all of your care (primary care, specialists, hospitals, etc.) from this network which includes participating providers within the Infirmary Health System.
  • Huntsville Hospital Network: If you are a member of Viva Medicare Classic (HMO) or Viva Medicare Extra Care (HMO SNP), you are in the Huntsville Hospital network. You can use any specialist or hospital in the Open Viva Health network but must use a PCP in one of the following counties: Blount, Calhoun, Colbert, Cullman, Etowah, Franklin, Jackson, Lauderdale, Limestone, Madison, Marshall, or Morgan counties.
  • UAB Network: If your PCP is in the UAB Hospital System, you are in the UAB network. You get all of your care (primary care, specialists, hospitals, etc.) from this network. You can use any specialist or hospital through UAB, Medical West, or Ascension St. Vincent's systems.