Insurance Companies and Plans

We, at Health Circle, are proud to serve the communities of Miramar, Pembroke Pines, Miami Gardens, Hallandale, Hialeah, and others in South Florida. In order to help you decide whether to choose Doctor Tomchik as your physician we have listed the major insurance companies and plans that we accept; we of course accept all uninsured patients as well. Likewise, we would like to extend a welcoming hand to the residents of the local homeowners' associations.

1199 National Benefit Fund
Aetna U.S. Healthcare
American Medical Security
Archdiocese of Miami
AvMed
Beech Street
Benefit Administrative Systems
Benesight
Blue Cross Blue Shield
Champus
Cigna Healthcare
Community Care Network (CCN)
First Health Network
Golden Rule
Great-West Healthcare
Humana
Integrated Health Network and Services (First Health Network)
JMH Health Plan
Medical PPO - CBSA Performax
Medicare, including the following Medicare replacement plans:

AARP Medicare Complete Choice
Aetna Golden Choice Premier and Standard Plans
Any, Any, Any Gold and Platinum
AvMed Premier Care
Blue Medicare PFFS and PPO
Evercare
Humana Choice PPO
Humana Gold Choice
Medicare Masterpiece
Preferred Care Partners
Secure Horizons
Today's Options Premier and Value
Universal Healthcare Group (UHC)

Memorial EPO
Memorial Integrated Healthcare
Memorial Managed Care Plan (MMCP)
Memorial PHO
National Association of Letter Carriers Health Benefit Plan (NALCHBP)
Neighborhood Health Partnership
Oxford Health Plan
PHCS
Public Health Trust
Tricare
UMR
United Healthcare
Vista Health System
And more…

Unfortunately, we do not take Medicaid.

It is helpful that each patient be familiar with the policies and procedures of their insurance plan. While this is a list of the majority of the insurance companies we contract with, most insurance companies have multiple plans with varying degrees of medical coverage. We cannot guarantee that your particular insurance plan(s) will cover any or all of the services provided at our office. This list of insurance companies and plans is not a guarantee of payment upon their part. The patient is responsible for any and all outstanding balances not covered by his or her insurance company's plan.