This open enrollment, choose a health insurance plan that includes Dignity Health. With hundreds of locations, from Woodland to Elk Grove to Folsom and everywhere in between, it's easy to find care that fits your schedule.
At Dignity Health, we take pride in establishing long-lasting, trusted relationships with our patients, and collaboration is at the core of all we do. So this year during open enrollment, make sure you're getting the most out of your relationship with your doctor. Choose a health plan that connects you to our affiliated medical groups and hospitals.
CalPERS members have access to Dignity Health hospitals, services and affiliated medical groups through the following CalPERS health plan options:
HMO Plans
PPO Plans
In addition to offering great value, these plans connect you to a wide network of affiliated doctors through Dignity Health Medical Group - Sierra Nevada, Hill Physicians Medical Group, Mercy Medical Group, and Woodland Clinic.
Open enrollment comes just once a year. Talk to your HR department or Health Benefits Officer about enrolling in a plan that gives you access to Dignity Health—or to simply make sure your current plan does. If you have questions, we’re here to help. Call one of our affiliated groups' member services departments noted below.
Hill Physicians Medical Group: 800.445.5747
Mercy Medical Group: 916.379.2888
Woodland Clinic: 916.379.2888
A primary care doctor helps you to manage your health. Common services include regular physical exams, prescribing medications, treating minor illness and injuries, managing chronic conditions, and screenings for common health problems.
Should you need specialized care, your primary care doctor can expertly guide your next steps, and connect you to the right specialist. There are five main types of primary care doctors: Family medicine doctors for the whole family; internal medicine-pediatric doctors for preventing and treating diseases, pediatricians who specialize in children, internal medicine doctors who care for adults, and OB-GYNs for adult women.
Choosing and building a relationship with one of these doctors can help you live a healthy lifestyle based on your individual needs.
One type of health insurance is not better than the other, but there are differences. With an HMO plan you will choose a Primary Care Provider (PCP), who will coordinate the care you need for any specialists. Services are all provided through physicians and facilities in the health plan's HMO network. With a PPO you may also choose a PCP, but you will not need a referral to see another physician. It will usually cost less to see in-network physicians than an out-of-network physician. Whether you are considering an HMO or a PPO, you can check which doctors, medical groups, hospitals, etc. are in the network before you enroll.
*Benefits among health plans and employers vary. Please refer to your health insurance information for details and descriptions of your benefits coverage.
Dignity Health is not a health insurance company. Dignity Health is a provider network of more than 60,000 caregivers and staff who deliver excellent care to diverse communities in hospitals, physician offices and other types of care centers in 21 states. Headquartered in San Francisco, Dignity Health is the fifth largest health system in the nation and the largest hospital provider in California.
If you have a doctor or group of doctors you have been seeing or would like to see, be sure they are in the health plan's network. Always be sure to verify with the insurance plan that your doctor is in-network.
Since health plan and network information may change, we recommend confirming your choice is available in your area by contacting the health plan's customer service number listed on its website.
