Health Plan Customer Service Phone Numbers and Provider Networks

Use the documents in the bulleted list below to access the provider networks of each health plan offered on NY State of Health in 2025.

These links will bring you to the websites of the NY State of Health plans.  From there, you can search for your providers.  Plan provider networks can change from time to time.  Verify the participation of your provider when enrolling in a health plan.  If you need more information about a health plan's benefit or have specific questions about a plan's network, you can contact the health plan at the phone number provided.

• 2025 Individual Marketplace Qualified Health Plans Customer Service Phone Numbers and Provider Network URLs
• 2025 Small Business Marketplace Qualified Health Plans Customer Service Phone Numbers and Provider Network URLs
• 2025 Essential Plans Customer Service Phone Numbers and Provider Network URLs
• 2025 Stand Alone Dental Plans Customer Service Phone Numbers and Provider Network URLs

The following provider network reports are based on information submitted by the Health Insurers participating in the Qualified Health Plan (QHP) and/or Essential Plan (EP) programs offered on the NY State of Health. The provider totals are unique totals, meaning that if a provider was submitted at multiple locations within the same county, that provider is counted once. These reports will be updated on a quarterly basis going forward. For more information on QHP and EP provider networks and provider network requirements, please visit the NYS Provider & Health Plan Look-Up Tool  and the  2025 Invitation for Participation in NY State of Health. If  you would like to search specifically for Hospitals, please use our Hospital Participation Tool.

Consumers are encouraged to contact the provider(s) to confirm that they accept your health plan and participate in your network, before receiving health care services, or before enrolling in a health plan. In addition, if there are zero or a low number of providers available in your plan/county, you should contact your Health Insurer to assist with finding you a provider who is available in your network, or to discuss your options of seeing an out-of-network provider.