
Major Insurance Providers Accepted
Gastro Centers of Pennsylvania is currently in network with most major insurance plans, including private insurance plans, federally sponsored plans, and covered Pennsylvania plans. GCP goal is to provide accessible and affordable healthcare to patients in Pennsylvania. Below is a list of most insurance plans GCP is currently in network with, if there is a specific plan you are looking for that is not listed below, please contact our office or the insurance company.
If you have any questions, please contact our office we will be happy to help!
Insurance Plans:
In Network
- Aetna
- Aetna Coventry
- Anthem – Independence Blue Cross (IBX)
- Cigna
- Devoted Health Plan (Mainline)
- Evolutions
- First Health
- Geisinger (Mainline)
- Highmark BCBS
- Humana
- Independent Administrator
- Jefferson Health Plans
- KeyStone
- Meritain Health
- Multiplan - Claritiv
- PA Medicare
- Perenniel Advantage
- Prime Health Services
- Provider Partners
- Railroad Medicare PA
- Tricare
- UHC
- UPMC
- Velocity
Out of Network
We don't currently participate with these plans. Contact our office and we'll help you review your options.
- Johns Hopkins
- Kaiser
- Medstar
- Pennsylvania Medicaid
- Workers Comp
Non-covered services & fees:
- ServiceFee
- FMLA Forms$75
- Patient Letters (Medical Necessity / Advocacy)$75
- Health Forms$75
- MMCC – New or Renewal$220
Cancellation & no-show fees:
- ServiceFee
- No-Show – Office Visit$50
- Late Cancellation – Office Visit (less than 2 business days notice)$50
- No-Show – Telehealth$50
- Late Cancellation – Telehealth (less than 2 business days notice)$50
- No-Show – Procedure$200
- Late Cancellation – Procedure (less than 5 business days notice)$200
Patient financial policies & rights

Financial Policy
Details payment policies, billing procedures, and patient financial responsibilities.
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Patient Rights & Responsibilities
Explains your rights and obligations as a patient receiving care.
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Confusing Insurance Terms
A guide to understanding common and confusing insurance terminology.
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