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Phone. For fastest service, please contact your customer service team by calling the toll-free number on your health plan ID card. If you do not have your health plan ID card, call 1-800-826-9781. For general claim inquiries, call: 1-800-826-9781.
Easily access member eligibility. Sign in to look up benefits information and coverage details for your patients. Get started.
View benefits and claims. Get updates on your claims and benefits information. Keep track of your most recent claims and their status and get important updates about your benefits.
By signing in, you can manage your benefits and get the care you need, when you need it. Plus, you'll have access to our online tools and resources that'll help you get the most out of your health care. Additionally, watch a video to see how UMR is refreshing the look of our website. Find a provider.
Simply sign in to the secure provider portal and look up a patient using the Member search feature to find plan-specific prior authorization requirements and submit a request for review, if required. Learn more.
Click the arrow and select what type of user you are from the drop-down menu. Create your account or sign in to your existing account. This process will take about 10 minutes. What you will need to have handy: Your health plan ID card. Your email and phone number.
For questions regarding patient eligibility, benefits or claims, register and log into the Provider portal or call our UnitedHealthcare Shared Services telephone line located on the back of the member's medical ID card .
Page information. System information. UMR offers flexible, third-party administration of multiple, complex plan designs and integrated in-house services. We work closely with brokers and clients to deliver custom benefits solutions.
To verify if the providers are in-network, contact the provider directly or call the toll-free number located on your health plan ID card. Information included in the provider directory is accurate and has been updated to the best of our knowledge.
UMR is a third-party administrator (TPA), hired by your employer, to help ensure that your claims are paid correctly so that your health care costs can be kept to a minimum and you can focus on well-being.