An HMO provides care through a designated network of doctors, specialists and facilities that members must use in order to be covered by the plan. A primary care provider coordinates your care and you need to see an in-network doctor unless it's an emergency or you get prior approval.

Use our online Find a Doctor directory to check if your doctor is in-network. Change the search parameters from All plans to MyPriority HMO.

The metal level determines how you and your plan share the costs of care. Silver generally means moderate monthly premiums and moderate out-of-pocket costs when you receive care.

The deductible is the amount you pay for in-network covered health care services before Priority Health begins to pay.

Coinsurance is the percentage of the cost of medical services you have to pay after you've met your deductible. Some services–like preventive care and chronic condition management–are accessible with low or no coinsurance before you meet your deductible.

This is the most you'll pay for covered health care expenses in one year. This amount includes deductibles, coinsurance and copayments for covered services.

Tier 1 includes low-cost generic drugs, proven to be as safe as brand-name drugs. Some drugs for chronic condition management are accessible at low or no cost before you meet your deductible.

See a provider through Corewell Health Virtual Urgent Care. This care is accessed through your Priority Health member account and is best for treating minor illnesses and injuries like ear infections, fevers, coughs, minor burns or bites.

Corewell Health's Virtual Primary Care Practice in West Michigan offers virtual primary care. You need to choose a Corewell Health Virtual Primary Care Practice provider as your designated primary care physician (PCP).