Each plan below has recorded coverage in Alaska. The lines of business shown are the ones that plan operates in this state — a carrier can run commercial business in one state and Medicaid managed care in the next, and each line is a separate contract.
Coverage data as of July 28, 2026. Payer footprints change with contract cycles; we verify against current payer requirements at the start of any engagement.
National carriers
National carriers credential centrally, so one application generally covers every state you practice in. Network participation and fee schedules are still contracted separately by state and by line of business.
| Payer | Parent company | Lines of business in Alaska | Credentialing guide |
|---|---|---|---|
| Aetna | CVS Health | Commercial | Full guide |
| Cigna Healthcare | The Cigna Group | Commercial | Full guide |
| GEHA | Independent | Commercial | — |
| UnitedHealthcare | UnitedHealth Group | Commercial | Full guide |
Blue Cross Blue Shield plans
Blue Cross Blue Shield is a federation of independent licensees. Each plan credentials on its own — being in-network with one Blue plan does not make you in-network with another.
| Payer | Parent company | Lines of business in Alaska | Credentialing guide |
|---|---|---|---|
| Blue Cross Blue Shield Association | Independent | Commercial | Full guide |
| Premera Blue Cross | Independent | CommercialMarketplace | Full guide |
Regional & local plans
Regional plans operate in a limited footprint and more often credential in-house rather than through a delegated CVO. Turnaround varies more than it does with national carriers.
| Payer | Parent company | Lines of business in Alaska | Credentialing guide |
|---|---|---|---|
| Moda Health | Independent | CommercialMarketplace | — |
Networks & IPAs
Networks, IPAs, and rental networks aggregate provider panels. Joining one can reach several payers at once, but the contracting party is the network — not the payer whose members you end up seeing.
| Payer | Parent company | Lines of business in Alaska | Credentialing guide |
|---|---|---|---|
| ChoiceCare Network | Humana | Commercial | — |
| Evernorth Behavioral Health | Cigna Healthcare | Commercial | — |
| First Health Network | Aetna | Commercial | — |
| Galaxy Health Network | Independent | Commercial | — |
| HealthSmart | Independent | Commercial | — |
| MultiPlan (Claritev) | Claritev Corporation | Commercial | — |
| PHCS Network | MultiPlan (Claritev) | Commercial | — |
| Prime Health Services | Independent | Commercial | — |
| Three Rivers Provider Network (TRPN) | Independent | Commercial | — |
| UMR | UnitedHealthcare | Commercial | — |
| Zelis Network | Zelis Healthcare | Commercial | — |
Government programs
Government programs enroll providers through their own systems rather than commercial credentialing. Enrollment is usually a prerequisite for participating in the managed-care plans built on top of them.
| Payer | Parent company | Lines of business in Alaska | Credentialing guide |
|---|---|---|---|
| Medicare (Original Medicare / Part A & B) | Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services | Government program | Full guide |
| TriWest Healthcare Alliance | Independent | Government program | Full guide |
| VA Community Care Network | U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs | Government program | — |
Credentialing in Alaska
Read our Alaska guide for how Medicare, state Medicaid, the local Blue plan, and the commercial carriers fit together: provider credentialing in Alaska.
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