General Information
The PMG Network of hospitals, physicians and ancillary services is built on a simple premise:
Accept only the best providers…then let them provide the best of care.
Founded and proven in Florida, arguably the toughest managed care environment in the U.S., the PMG Network is designed to be anywhere you need to be. From a broad national scope to pinpoint city or regional applications, PMG can custom fit a provider network for your specific needs.
For more information about our network's financial performance, click here to read about The PMG Difference
Inquiries For PMG Network Providers
As a PMG Network Provider, you may access certain restricted areas of this site that provide additional services and information.
If you have not already received a login and password to access these areas, click to Contact Us..
Instructions for referring to other network providers and obtaining authorization to treat are contained in
the Provider and Hospital Handbooks. To login for access to restricted links to:
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Provider Search
Provider Handbook
Hospital Handbook
Filing Complaints & Grievances
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Click on the PROVIDER SEARCH button at the top right corner of any screen.
The heart of a managed care program is the network of physicians, hospitals and providers who
treat your patients' needs. These are the professionals who determine - to a significant extent - how well
patients recover and how much it will cost to support a claim. So, what makes a good provider and, ultimately,
a good network?
For starters, good providers are good communicators. They train their staff to provide timely
information to both patients and the folks who pay the bills. Then, they lead by example.
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Good providers exhibit consistently excellent clinical skills. They diagnose accurately, treat
conservatively, refer appropriately (for testing and specialist treatment), and enjoy a good reputation among their peers.
Good doctors promote patient trust in their technical skills and give injured workers the confidence
to return to work at the earliest opportunity.
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Finally, good providers are willing to fix their performance to standards that equal or exceed those of their payer clients: in professional competency, in caring, and in being there when your patients need them.
At PMG, we can help you meet providers who meet these standards, and stay acquainted with those who have served your patients well in the past.
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Provider training is a service that we make available to our medical providers.
The purpose of the training is to help physicians and their staff
members in their quest to improve efficiency, increase profitability and decrease the incidence of problems with payers.
Provider training services include such things as: payer-specific authorization and billing procedures; use of treatment guidelines; outcomes measurement; effective medical care coordination;
documentation guidelines; general coding procedures; workers' compensation issues; and regulations
regarding patient and provider rights under applicable managed care law.
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PMG Network providers receive a provider handbook covering many of these topics.
If you would like to learn more about these programs, Contact Us.
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