There are many factors to consider when picking an Individual & family health plan, like monthly cost, what's covered, what deductible to choose and what your needs are if you travel a lot. Another thing to consider is whether a Narrow Network plan could work for you.
What is a narrow network?
A narrow network consists of a group of doctors, hospitals, labs and outpatient facilities focused on providing care for their community at a lower cost. They provide all the regular benefits of traditional coverage while you receive care within a set health system network. If you seek care outside your narrow network, you are responsible for any out-of-pocket costs.
MyPriority® offers four narrow networks:
- Bronson Healthcare Partners
- Corewell Health West Michigan Network
- Southeast Michigan Network
- Trinity Health East Network
Jump to see where our Narrow Network plans are offered and which hospitals and physicians are in these networks.
What are the benefits of a Narrow Network plan?
A Narrow Network plan allows members to enjoy a lower monthly premium while accessing quality care. You also know you're getting local and community-oriented care while saving on your monthly premium.
With a MyPriority Narrow Network plan, you don't need a referral to see an in-network specialist and have access to all in-network pharmacies. You also get the added benefits of a MyPriority plan, like chronic condition coverage, diabetes management, on-demand mental health support, global emergency assistance, hearing aid discounts and more.
Is a Narrow Network plan right for you?
A Narrow Network plan is an affordable option for individuals and families who live near a hospital system where a Narrow Network plan is offered.
If you aren't comfortable seeking care within your designated system or if you anticipate needing specialized care outside your area, a Narrow Network plan may not be the best fit.
Watch this short video to learn more.
How does a Narrow Network plan work?
Let's say you enroll in a Southeast Michigan Network Narrow Network plan.
- Your primary care provider (PCP) will be listed as in-network in the Southeast Michigan Network.
- When receiving medical services, you will visit a specialist, hospital, lab or outpatient facility listed as in-network within the Southeast Michigan Network.
- You don't need a referral, as long as the specialist you are seeing is listed as in-network in the Southeast Michigan Network.
- You can use any in-network pharmacy.
- If you choose to receive care outside the Southeast Michigan Network, you will be responsible for any out-of-network costs.
- Emergency services are covered at the in-network level.
How do I know if my provider is in-network?
Your PCP may already be in-network in a Narrow Network plan. If they're not, you can find a new one, or one will be assigned to you.
You can use our Find a Doctor tool to see if your provider is in-network. Change the search parameters from All plans to one of the narrow network options. Or check the list below.
Bronson Healthcare Partners
Find a Doctor plan name: Bronson Healthcare Partners
Offered to individuals who live in Kalamazoo and Van Buren counties and a portion of Calhoun County.*
Hospital networks
- Bronson Methodist Hospital
- Bronson Battle Creek Hospital
- Bronson Lakeview Hospital
- Bronson South Haven Hospital
Physician networks (primary care and specialist)
- Bronson Healthcare physicians
- Bronson Hospital-employed physicians
- Physicians who denote Bronson Hospital (all campuses) as their primary affiliation
All in-network pharmacies
*ZIP codes in Calhoun County where the Bronson Healthcare Partners is offered: 49011, 49014, 49015, 49017, 49021, 49029, 49033, 49037, 49051, 49052, 49068, 49076, 49092, 49094
Corewell Health West Michigan Network
Find a Doctor plan name: Corewell Health West Michigan Network
Offered to individuals who live in Kent, Barry, Mecosta, Newaygo, Ottawa counties and a portion of Allegan County.*
Corewell Health West hospitals
- Corewell Health Big Rapids Hospital
- Corewell Health Gerber Hospital
- Corewell Health Grand Rapids Hospitals - Blodgett Hospital
- Corewell Health Grand Rapids Hospitals - Butterworth Hospital
- Corewell Health Grand Rapids Hospitals - Helen DeVos Children's Hospital
- Corewell Health Greenville Hospital
- Corewell Health Ludington Hospital
- Corewell Health Pennock Hospital
- Corewell Health Reed City Hospital
- Corewell Health Zeeland Hospital
Physician networks (primary care and specialist)
- Corewell Health Medical Group West
- Physicians who denote a Corewell Health hospital listed above as their primary hospital affiliation
Other facilities
- Orthopedic Associates of Michigan (OAM) physicians
- Ancillary facilities in the Priority Health network. Examples include Pine Rest Christian Mental Health Services and Forest View Hospital.
All in-network pharmacies
*ZIP codes in Allegan County where the Corewell Health West Michigan Network is offered: 49070, 49311, 49314, 49323, 49328, 49335, 49344, 49348, 49406, 49408, 49416, 49419, 49423, 49453
Southeast Michigan Network
Find a Doctor plan name: Southeast Michigan Network
Offered to individuals who live in Macomb, Oakland, and Wayne counties.
Hospital networks
Corewell Health East hospitals
- Corewell Health Dearborn
- Corewell Health Farmington Hills
- Corewell Health Grosse Pointe
- Corewell Health Royal Oak
- Corewell Health Taylor
- Corewell Health Trenton
- Corewell Health Troy
- Corewell Health Wayne
- Corewell Health William Beaumont University Hospital
Trinity Health East hospitals
- Trinity Health Ann Arbor Hospital
- Trinity Health Chelsea Hospital
- Trinity Health Livingston Hospital
- Trinity Health Livonia Hospital
- Trinity Health Oakland Hospital
Physician networks (primary care and specialist)
Corewell Health East hospitals
- Physicians employed by Corewell Health in Southeast Michigan
- Any individual community physician with admitting privileges at Corewell Health who is in-network and listed in the Priority Health Southeast Michigan Network Find a Doctor directory.
Trinity Health East hospitals
Any individual community physician with admitting privileges at Trinity Health, including:
- McAuley Health Partners
- IHA OOMA
- Oakland Physicians Network Services (OPNS)
- Oakland Southfield Physicians
- Huron Valley Physician Association (HVPA), also known as Village MD
- Livingston Physician Organization (LPO)
- Olympia
All in-network pharmacies
Trinity Health East Network
Find a doctor plan name: Trinity Health East Network
Offered to individuals who live in Livingston and Washtenaw counties and a portion of Jackson County.*
Hospital networks
- Trinity Health Chelsea Hospital
- Trinity Health Ann Arbor Hospital
- Trinity Health Livingston Hospital
- Trinity Health Oakland Hospital
- Trinity Health Livonia Hospital
Physician networks (primary care and specialist)
Any individual community physician with admitting privileges at Trinity Health, including:
- McAuley Health Partners
- IHA OOMA
- Oakland Physicians Network Services (OPNS)
- Oakland Southfield Physicians
- Huron Valley Physician Association (HVPA), also known as Village MD
- Livingston Physician Organization (LPO)
- Olympia
All in-network pharmacies
*ZIP codes in Jackson County where the Trinity Health East Network is offered: 49201, 49202, 49203, 49204, 49230, 49240, 49254, 49259, 49261, 49263, 49272, 49277, 49285
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