Integris Health
We are working with Integris Health to renew our network relationship for our Medicare Advantage plans
We are actively negotiating with Integris Health to reach an agreement that is affordable while maintaining uninterrupted network access to the health system’s hospitals and physicians.
If we are unable to reach an agreement, Integris Health will be out of network for our Medicare Advantage plans, including Dual Special Needs Plan (D-SNP) and Group Retiree plans, effective Feb. 7, 2026.
We are committed to keeping our members updated on our negotiation. We encourage you to visit this site for additional updates and information. UnitedHealthcare members can also call the number on their health plan ID card if they have questions or need assistance.
Here are a few things you need to know:
Frequently asked questions
We are actively negotiating with Integris Health to renew our network relationship for our Medicare Advantage plans, including Dual Special Needs Plan (D-SNP) and Group Retiree plans. Our goal is to reach an agreement that is affordable while maintaining continued, uninterrupted network access to the health system.
In the event we are unable to reach an agreement, Integris Health will be out of network, beginning Feb. 7, 2026.
Medicare Supplement plans are not impacted. People with a Medicare Supplement plan can continue to access care at Integris Health regardless of the outcome of our negotiation.
In the event we are unable to reach an agreement, Integris Health will be out of network for UnitedHealthcare Medicare Advantage plans, including Dual Special Needs Plan (D-SNP) and Group Retiree plans, effective Feb. 7, 2026.
Medicare Supplement plans are not impacted. People with a Medicare Supplement plan can continue to access care at Integris Health regardless of the outcome of our negotiation.
No. Medicare Supplement plans are not impacted. People with a Medicare Supplement plan can continue to access care at Integris Health regardless of the outcome of our negotiation.
Yes. Our goal is to utilize the remaining time on our contract to reach an agreement that is affordable while maintaining uninterrupted network access to Integris Health.
Continuity of care allows UnitedHealthcare members in active treatment for a serious or complex condition with a provider at the time they left our network to continue receiving in-network benefits with their provider for 90 days after they went out of network.
Individuals in active treatment for cancer at the time Integris Health goes out of network would be one example of a condition eligible for continuity of care.
UnitedHealthcare members must apply and be approved for continuity of care. They should call the number on their health plan ID card if they need assistance or have questions.
UnitedHealthcare members enrolled in a Group Retiree PPO plan may still receive care at Integris Health as an out-of-network provider should they agree to see them.
The share of the cost will be the same for Group Retiree PPO members as if the provider was part of the network. We encourage UnitedHealthcare Group Retiree members to speak with Integris Health to confirm they’ll continue to see them, regardless of their network status.
For additional information about our Group Retiree plan as well as information on how to find a provider, UnitedHealthcare members should go to retiree.uhc.com.
Our members will continue to have access to a broad network of hospitals throughout Oklahoma should Integris Health leave our network. UnitedHealthcare members should call the number on their health plan ID card if they need assistance finding another provider in their area. They can also use our provider directory at myuhc.com.
UnitedHealthcare members should go to the nearest hospital in the event of an emergency. Their care will be covered at the in-network benefit level, regardless of whether the hospital participates in our network.