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Payers in Texas

62 health plans with recorded coverage in Texas, grouped by plan type.

Each plan below has recorded coverage in Texas. 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.

National carriers with coverage in Texas
PayerParent companyLines of business in TexasCredentialing guide
AetnaCVS HealthCommercialMedicare AdvantageMedicaidFull guide
Alignment Health PlanAlignment HealthcareMedicare Advantage—
Ambetter HealthCentene CorporationMarketplaceFull guide
Centene CorporationIndependentMedicare AdvantageMedicaidMarketplaceFull guide
Cigna HealthcareThe Cigna GroupCommercialMarketplaceFull guide
Clover HealthIndependentMedicare Advantage—
Devoted HealthIndependentMedicare Advantage—
Elevance HealthIndependentMedicare AdvantageMedicaidMarketplaceFull guide
GEHAIndependentCommercial—
HumanaIndependentMedicare AdvantageFull guide
Molina HealthcareIndependentMedicare AdvantageMedicaidMarketplaceFull guide
Oscar HealthIndependentMarketplace—
SCAN Health PlanSCAN GroupMedicare Advantage—
UnitedHealthcareUnitedHealth GroupCommercialMedicare AdvantageMedicaidMarketplaceFull guide
WellcareCentene CorporationMedicare AdvantageFull 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.

Blue Cross Blue Shield plans with coverage in Texas
PayerParent companyLines of business in TexasCredentialing guide
Blue Cross and Blue Shield of New MexicoHealth Care Service CorporationMedicare AdvantageFull guide
Blue Cross and Blue Shield of TexasHealth Care Service CorporationCommercialMedicare AdvantageMedicaidMarketplaceFull guide
Blue Cross Blue Shield AssociationIndependentCommercialFull guide
Health Care Service CorporationIndependentCommercialMedicare AdvantageMedicaidMarketplaceFull guide

Medicaid managed care

Medicaid managed-care organizations contract under a state Medicaid agency. Most require an active state Medicaid provider ID before they will begin credentialing, so the state enrollment has to finish first.

Medicaid managed care with coverage in Texas
PayerParent companyLines of business in TexasCredentialing guide
Aetna Better HealthAetnaMedicaidFull guide
Cook Children's Health PlanCook Children's Health SystemMedicaid—
Driscoll Children's Health PlanDriscollMedicaid—
El Paso Health Plans, Inc., dba El Paso HealthEl Paso County Hospital District - dba University Medical Center of El PasoMedicaid—
Health Care Service Corp., dba Blue Cross Blue ShieldHealth Care Service CorporationMedicaid—
Parkland Community Health PlanDallas County Hospital DistrictMedicaid—
Seton Health Plan, Inc., dba Dell Children's Health PlanSeton Insurance Services CorporationMedicaid—
SHA, LLC dba FirstCare Health PlansBaylor Scott & White Health PlanMedicaid—
Superior HealthPlanCentene CorporationMedicaidFull guide
Texas Children's Health PlanTexas Children'sMedicaid—

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.

Regional & local plans with coverage in Texas
PayerParent companyLines of business in TexasCredentialing guide
American Health Advantage of TexasMitchell Family OfficeMedicare Advantage—
Baylor Scott & White Health PlanBaylor Scott & White HealthCommercialMedicare AdvantageMedicaidMarketplace—
CHRISTUS Health AdvantageCHRISTUS HealthMedicare Advantage—
CHRISTUS Health PlanIndependentMarketplace—
Community FirstBexar County Hospital DistrictMedicare AdvantageMedicaidMarketplace—
Community Health ChoiceHarris Health SystemCommercialMedicare AdvantageMedicaidMarketplace—
El Paso Health Medicare AdvantageEl Paso County Hospital DistrictMedicare Advantage—
Harbor HealthIndependentMarketplace—
Imperial Insurance CompaniesIndependentMarketplace—
KelseyCare AdvantageUnitedHealthcareMedicare Advantage—
Memorial Hermann Health PlanMemorial Hermann Health SystemMedicare Advantage—
Moda HealthIndependentCommercialMarketplace—
ProCare AdvantageFirst Sacramento Capital FundingMedicare Advantage—
Prominence Health PlanUniversal Health ServicesMedicare Advantage—
Provider Partners Health PlansRifkin Managed Care HoldingMedicare Advantage—
Sendero Health Plans, Local NonprofitIndependentMarketplace—
Texas Independence Health PlanRegency ISNP HoldingsMedicare Advantage—
Verda Health Plan of TexasVerda HealthcareMedicare Advantage—

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.

Networks & IPAs with coverage in Texas
PayerParent companyLines of business in TexasCredentialing guide
ChoiceCare NetworkHumanaCommercial—
Evernorth Behavioral HealthCigna HealthcareCommercial—
First Health NetworkAetnaCommercial—
Galaxy Health NetworkIndependentCommercial—
HealthSmartIndependentCommercial—
MultiPlan (Claritev)Claritev CorporationCommercial—
PHCS NetworkMultiPlan (Claritev)Commercial—
Prime Health ServicesIndependentCommercial—
Three Rivers Provider Network (TRPN)IndependentCommercial—
UMRUnitedHealthcareCommercial—
Zelis NetworkZelis HealthcareCommercial—

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.

Government programs with coverage in Texas
PayerParent companyLines of business in TexasCredentialing guide
Humana MilitaryHumanaGovernment programFull guide
Medicare (Original Medicare / Part A & B)Centers for Medicare & Medicaid ServicesGovernment programFull guide
TriWest Healthcare AllianceIndependentGovernment programFull guide
VA Community Care NetworkU.S. Department of Veterans AffairsGovernment program—

Credentialing in Texas

Read our Texas guide for how Medicare, state Medicaid, the local Blue plan, and the commercial carriers fit together: provider credentialing in Texas.

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