Partial federal government shutdown
HCA does not anticipate any immediate impacts to our services or disruption to provider payments at this time. We will continue to monitor the situation and share updates if anything changes.
HCA does not anticipate any immediate impacts to our services or disruption to provider payments at this time. We will continue to monitor the situation and share updates if anything changes.
To explain the ProviderOne services card mailed from the Health Care Authority and the health plan card mailed from an individual’s selected health or managed care plan.
Each family member enrolled in Apple Health gets a ProviderOne Card. Your ProviderOne services card is activated while you are eligible for Apple Health. The card includes your name and client ProviderOne number which ends with a "WA" and stays with you for life when you are eligible and receive Apple Health. This number is needed to receive health-related medical services. You may also need to show a picture identification (ID) or provide other information to prevent unauthorized use of the card. Your providers will verify your eligibility for medical services based on client identification or ProviderOne number.
If you lose your ProviderOne services card:
You may still be able to receive medical services while waiting for a replacement care.
Your provider will need your name and your date of birth to verify your Apple Health enrollment.
The health plan you enroll in will also send you an ID card. This card may include:
You should have both your ProviderOne services card and your health plan ID card to:
Please call your health plan’s customer service number if any information on the card they send you is wrong, the card is lost, stolen, or needs to be replaced.
The phone numbers for the five managed health care plans are:
For more information about the ProviderOne services card and health plan card, including replacement options, see the First Timers' Guide to Washington Apple Health (Medicaid).