Humana Negotiations

Humana has stopped negotiations and forced Trinity Health Mid-Atlantic out of network effective January 1, 2025.

For months, we’ve worked diligently to find common ground with Humana to ensure your access to Trinity Health Mid-Atlantic remains uninterrupted. We rely on fair payment from health insurers so we can sustain the high-quality care patients like you depend on and need.

Patients with Humana Medicare Advantage Plans can still make changes

Medicare Advantage plan members can make changes to their existing plan, disenroll from their current plan, switch to a new plan or return to Original Medicare during the Medicare Advantage Open Enrollment Period. It runs from January 1 to March 31. This is a separate enrollment opportunity from the Medicare Advantage Annual Enrollment Period that ended in December. If you decide to make a change, you can explore other plan options, and your new plan benefits will be in effect for the rest of the year. We work with many health plans including:

Cigna Healthspring (PA)
Devoted Health (PA and DE)
Highmark Wholecare (PA)
Highmark BCBS Medicare Advantage Plans (DE)
Health Partners (PA)
Independence Blue Cross (PA)
Keystone First (PA)
PA Health & Wellness (PA)
UPMC (PA)

Learn more and find plans at medicare.gov.

Continuity of Care: If you are currently receiving ongoing treatment, please call the number on the back of your Humana insurance card to inquire about Continuity of Care. You may be able to continue receiving in-network care during this transition.

If Humana denies your Continuity of Care request and you are currently undergoing treatment at Trinity Health Mid-Atlantic and enrolled in a Medicare Advantage benefit plan, you can file a complaint with the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services by calling 800-985-3059.

Patients with a PPO plan may have out of network benefits

Call the number on the back of your Humana insurance card to inquire about out of network benefits and your share of costs.

We believe Health Comes First

We know how important it is for you and your family to receive care from the trusted doctors, nurses and staff at Trinity Health Mid-Atlantic. As a not-for-profit, local care provider, we work tirelessly to care for our patients and communities. We also continue to reduce costs and implement efficiencies to ensure we can continue providing top-quality care to our patients. We are asking health insurers to put patients first just like we do. Without them doing their part, access to care is at risk.

Trinity Health Mid-Atlantic provides high-quality care in our community while doing our part to make healthcare affordable—in 2023 alone, we’ve invested $39.9 million. Meanwhile, Humana has made it increasingly difficult for us to invest in the medical innovations, technologies, and programs patients rely on by delaying patient care or refusing to pay for care altogether. As one of the nation’s largest and most profitable health insurers, we need Humana to protect patient care and access. We are asking Humana to put patient health over their wealth. For us, Health Comes First.

We will not give up trying to reach a fair agreement with Humana. We know how important it is for you and your family to continue receiving care from the trusted doctors, nurses, and staff at Trinity Health Mid-Atlantic.