How do I Change my Health Care Provider if I Move?

Researched by Greg Published - April 9, 2015
Last Updated - April 9, 2015

I’m Moving from Washington to Oklahoma. How do I change my provider to one in my area?

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Jeff Clark

I signed up for health care and you gave a Dr. 45 minutes away from my home. I need a Dr. closer to my home. I have not needed medical care for a while, but now I do. I will not make a trip to Crittenden KY from Covington KY. Please give me a Dr.closer.to my address. Please advise.

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ObamaCareFacts.com

You would call your health insurance provider or state medicaid office depending on your coverage type to address this.

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Matthew R. Dugan

I moved from Worcester County to Barnstable County and need to change from Tufts to another plan that will cover me in Barnstable County. I’m on Mass Health, Medicare and Medicaid.

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ObamaCareFacts.com

If you are on a dual Medicare/Medicaid plan then you need to change your plan with the help of a broker. Your best bet is to take care of this through Medicare.gov.

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Tanya Dalton

I moved from one city to another and i need to switch plans

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