Our Health Programs
We offer affordable health insurance coverage through public programs under contract with the State of Washington. Each plan offers members a choice among dedicated providers with experience in providing high-quality health care.
Healthy Options
Washington’s
managed Medicaid program for low-income residents, Healthy Options provides
comprehensive medical benefits to families, children under 19, and pregnant
women who meet income requirements. Learn More...
Basic Health
We’re
Washington’s largest provider of this State-subsidized plan that provides
medical benefits to any qualifying resident. Clients pay premiums on a sliding
scale based on income, age, family size, and choice of health program. Learn
More...
Children’s Health Insurance Program (CHIP)
Similar
to Healthy Options, CHIP provides coverage to children under 19 whose family
income level is between 200 and 250 percent of the state poverty level. Learn
More...
General Assistance Unemployable (GA-U)
General
Assistance Unemployable is a pilot project in King and Pierce Counties to
help more than 8,500 GA-U clients get access to health care in the Seattle-Tacoma
urban complex. GA-U clients are single adults, with no dependents in the home,
who cannot work due to temporary disabilities. The pilot will use Community Health Plan’s managed
care network to provide and coordinate healthcare services for these clients.
Learn More...
Public Employees Benefits Board
Community Health Plan will not participate in the Public Employees
Benefits Board (PEBB) program after December 31, 2007, and will not be
offered as an option to PEBB enrollees in 2008.
We will reimburse covered services on or before December 31, 2007. If you (or a covered family member) are admitted to a hospital before midnight on December 31, 2007, the hospital will notify Community Health Plan. Community Health Plan will coordinate your benefits with the new medical plan you choose for 2008.
