Q: How do I request a new member ID card?

Log in to your Member Portal and select “Member Card” from the left-hand menu, then click “Request.” If you have dependents, you can also request new copies of their cards. For assistance, call our Member Services team at 855-428-7284 or email us at health@curative.com .

Q: What do I do if I cannot access the Curative member portal?

If you cannot access the Curative member portal , first check that you’re using the correct username and password. If you've forgotten your password, reset it using the “Forgot Password” link. For further assistance, contact our member services team at 855-428-7284 or email health@curative.com .

Question 1

When will I receive my member ID card(s)?

Accepted Answer

You will receive your member ID card(s) along with other information to welcome you to Curative within 7-10 business days after your enrollment is processed. In the meantime, you can access your digital ID card through the Curative member portal. If you haven’t received your card(s) after 10 business days, please contact our member services team at 855-428-7284 or health@curative.com for assistance.

Question 2

I haven’t received my member ID card(s), but I need to schedule an appointment with a provider. What should I do?

Accepted Answer

If you haven’t received your member ID card(s) yet and need to schedule an appointment, don’t worry! You can still visit a provider. Simply log into your Curative member portal to access your digital ID card. You can show this digital card to your provider when you arrive for your appointment. If you have trouble accessing your digital ID or need further assistance, please contact our member services team at 855-428-7284.

Question 3

How do I change or update the personal information listed on my member ID card(s)?

Accepted Answer

To update the personal information on your member ID card(s), log into the Curative member portal and make changes under "Profile" or "Account Settings." Be sure to notify both Curative and your employer. Call us at 855-428-7284 or email health@curative.com for assistance. A new digital ID card will be available after updates are made, and you can request a physical card if needed.

Question 4

How do I request a new member ID card?

Accepted Answer

Log in to your Member Portal and select “Member Card” from the left-hand menu, then click “Request.” If you have dependents, you can also request new copies of their cards.

For assistance, call our Member Services team at 855-428-7284 or email us at health@curative.com.

Question 5

How do I add or remove a dependent?

Accepted Answer

All changes must go through your employer’s HR and benefits department, which will determine eligibility, cost adjustments, and the process for adding or removing dependents. Typically, changes can only be made outside of open enrollment during special enrollment periods or following a qualifying life event, as defined by your employer. In such cases, changes must usually be made within 31 days of the event, and coverage may be backdated to the event date or the first of the month. Please contact your employer to initiate any changes.

Question 6

How do I access the Curative member portal?

Accepted Answer

To access the Curative member portal, visit our website and click on the "Member Portal Login" link at the top of the page. Enter your username and password to log in. If you’re a first-time user, you will need to create an account by following the prompts. If you encounter any issues accessing the portal, please contact our member services team at 855-428-7284 or email health@curative.com for assistance.

Question 7

When will I have access to the member portal?

Accepted Answer

You will have access to the Curative member portal as soon as your enrollment is processed. This typically occurs within 7-10 business days after your enrollment is submitted. Once your enrollment is confirmed, you will receive an email with instructions on how to log in. If you haven't received access after this time, please reach out to our member services team at 855-428-7284 or email health@curative.com for assistance.

Question 8

What do I do if I cannot access the Curative member portal?

Accepted Answer

If you cannot access the Curative member portal, first check that you’re using the correct username and password. If you've forgotten your password, reset it using the “Forgot Password” link. For further assistance, contact our member services team at 855-428-7284 or email health@curative.com.

Question 9

What is a Baseline Visit?

Accepted Answer

A Baseline is a chance for you to learn how to maximize your member benefits and health roadmap. All Curative members start with no out-of-pocket costs for covered care and preferred prescriptions. To keep these benefits, you and any dependents 18 and older need to complete a Baseline any time in the first 120 days of the plan start. You will receive a welcome email with instructions 1-2 days before your plan start date. Once received, go to the Member Portal and register your account at health.curative.com. Once registration is complete, you will be able to schedule your Baseline in the Member Portal.

Question 10

Who needs to complete a Baseline Visit?

Accepted Answer

Curative members who are 18 years old when their plan becomes active must complete a Baseline. If a member turns 18 later in the same year, they must complete the Baseline during their next plan year.

Question 11

How often does the Baseline Visit need to be completed?

Accepted Answer

A Baseline needs to be completed every plan year and is vital for continuing access to Curative’s $0 copay, $0 deductible health plan. If you did not complete your Baseline in the first plan year, you will have another opportunity in the first 120 days of the next plan year. If you completed your Baseline in the first year, you are required to do a renewal Baseline in the 120 days from your next year's plan start date. Schedule and complete your Baseline yearly to sustain these benefits.

Question 12

Do I need to complete my Baseline Visit before getting care?

Accepted Answer

No, you can get care as soon as your plan year starts. You do not need to wait for your Baseline. You will have $0 out-of-pocket for the first 120 days and need to complete the Baseline to continue $0 out-of-pocket costs for covered care for the remainder of the year.

Question 13

Why should I complete a Baseline?

Accepted Answer

The Baseline is the key to keeping no out-of-pocket costs for covered care and preferred prescriptions. To keep these benefits, you and any dependents 18 and older need to complete a Baseline any time in the first 120 days of the plan start. Your Baseline is confidential and won’t impact premiums.

Aside from locking in that $0 care, it is a chance, the Baseline is a chance for you to learn how to maximize your member benefits and create a health roadmap.

Question 14

How do I book my Baseline Visit?

Accepted Answer

To book a Baseline Visit, go to the Curative Member Portal, call 855-428-7284, or email health@curative.com. Your appointment will be a Zoom video call and include a Curative Onboarding with a Care Navigator and a Clinical Check-in with a Curative Clinician. Upon renewal, members can choose to do a Self-guided Onboarding to get plan updates. on your schedule. The option is available via the Member Portal and you can book your Clinical Check-in once the Self-guided Onboarding is completed.

Question 15

What happens if I or my dependent do not complete a Baseline Visit within 120 days of the plan start date?

Accepted Answer

If the Baseline is not completed within 120 days of your plan start date, you and your dependents lose access to the $0 copay and $0 deductible benefits, which could result in out-of-pocket expenses. Completing your Baseline on time ensures uninterrupted access to comprehensive, affordable care. To understand out-of-pocket costs without the Baseline, see your benefits booklet found in the Member Portal.

Question 16

Is this information shared with my employer?

Accepted Answer

No. Your Baseline is confidential, and under HIPAA guidelines, Curative will not share information with your employer. You also have complete control over what you share with the clinician so you can feel comfortable discussing your health privately.

Question 17

Does the Baseline Visit impact my premiums?

Accepted Answer

No, completing your Baseline and the information shared does not impact your premiums.

Question 18

Do I or my dependents need to prepare anything for my Baseline Visit?

Accepted Answer

While you don’t need to prepare anything, it is helpful to have the following on hand:

List of current healthcare providers: Include primary care physicians, specialists, or other healthcare professionals you regularly see.
List of medications: Include prescriptions, over-the-counter drugs, and supplements or vitamins you take regularly.
Current pharmacy: Note the pharmacy you use so we can confirm if it's a covered pharmacy.
Planned care/surgeries: List any upcoming procedures so we can check if prior authorization is needed.

Health concerns or questions: If you have anything on your mind—whether it’s a new symptom or a general health question—write it down so you don’t forget to ask during your Baseline Clinical Check-in. Information on your health history, medications, and any upcoming procedures will help you benefit most from this appointment.

Question 19

Does this replace an annual wellness exam?

Accepted Answer

No, the Baseline Visit is not a replacement for your annual wellness exam or your relationship with your primary care provider. It's designed to complement your existing healthcare routine and help you access resources and support.

Your Care Navigator can assist you in finding a primary care doctor if you don’t have one already. Additionally, if you're a member based in Texas, a Curative Clinician can become your primary care provider through Curative Primary Care. Be sure to continue scheduling your regular physical examinations with your primary care provider for comprehensive care.

Haven't scheduled your Baseline yet? Log in to the Member Portal to schedule.

Question 20

What is the Curative Cash Card?

Accepted Answer

The Curative Cash Card helps you get $0 care at providers who take cash payment instead of billing insurance.* Use it with providers labeled "Cash Card only" in the Curative Provider Search, or at any urgent care location. Everywhere else in the Curative network, use your Curative Member ID card. Either way, you pay nothing — Curative covers the cost directly.

*To maintain $0 copays and deductibles, a Baseline Visit must be completed within the first 120 days of your plan start date.

Question 21

Why is it called the Cash Card?

Accepted Answer

We changed the name from “Zero Card” to “Cash Card” to make it clearer and easier to use. It reflects how the card works—covering the cash-pay price at certain providers, so you don’t have to.

Question 22

How do I get my Curative Cash Card?

Accepted Answer

Activate your Curative Cash Card in the Member Portal. Every member 18 and over has access to a virtual card, and you can request a physical card through Member Services at 855-428-7284. You can also add your card to your digital wallet:

For Google Pay: 1.Open the Google Pay app. 2.Tap "Add to Wallet" at the bottom. 3.Select "Payment card." 4.Tap "New credit or debit card." 5.Tap "Save" at the bottom. 6.Read the Issuer Terms and tap "Accept." 7.If prompted to verify your payment method, choose an option from the list.

For Apple Wallet: 1.Open the Wallet app on your iPhone. 2.Sign in with your Apple ID if required. 3.Tap the "+" sign and choose "Debit or Credit Card." 4.Enter card details manually or position your physical card in the frame to scan.

Question 23

When should I use my Curative Cash Card?

Accepted Answer

Use your Curative Cash Card when the provider is labeled "Cash Card only" in the Curative Provider Search, or at any urgent care location. Everywhere else in the Curative network — including in-network providers, standalone labs, prescriptions, and emergency care — use your Curative Member ID card.

For planned surgeries or procedures, contact Member Services before your visit. Not sure which card to bring? Call 855-428-7284 before your appointment. We're available 24/7.

Question 24

Who is eligible to use the Curative Cash Card?

Accepted Answer

In the first 120 days, the Curative Cash Card is made available to all members 18 and over. For the remainder of the year, the Curative Cash Card is only available to members 18 and over who have completed their Baseline Visit. Cardholders can use it for themselves or their covered dependent(s).

Question 25

Why does Curative have two different cards for members?

Accepted Answer

Two cards, two ways Curative pays your provider.

Your Curative Member ID card goes through regular insurance claims. Use it for in-network providers, standalone labs, prescriptions, and emergency care.

Your Curative Cash Card pays the cash price on the spot. Use it with providers labeled "Cash Card only" in the Curative Provider Search, and at any urgent care location.

One card isn't a substitute for the other. The Provider Search tells you which to bring — and if you're unsure, call Member Services before your visit.

Question 26

Are the cardholders responsible for any expenses? Does it impact credit?

Accepted Answer

Members will not owe anything as long as the provider is Curative Cash Card approved, as designated in Curative's provider search, and it is used for a covered service. Curative pays for all approved charges and member credit is not impacted.

Question 27

What services does the Curative Cash Card cover? Does it include prescriptions?

Accepted Answer

Eligible services with the Curative Cash Card include:

Primary care and office visits
Urgent care
Behavioral health
Many inpatient and outpatient hospital services, like imaging, surgeries, and medical monitoring, may be included with additional approval or good faith estimates. Contact Member Services before any planned procedure.

Prescriptions and standalone labs are not covered by the Cash Card — use your Curative Member ID card for those.

Using the Cash Card doesn't change your plan rules. Payments are limited to eligible, covered services, are reviewed for coverage and clinical guidelines, and may still require prior authorization. For planned surgeries or procedures, contact Member Services before your visit so we can confirm the next step and let you know if a good faith estimate is needed from your provider.

Question 28

Why do you guarantee your provider search?

Accepted Answer

Provider searches are often inaccurate across the healthcare industry, but we believe members shouldn’t be penalized.

EPO, PPO, and PPO Max members: If a provider is listed in Curative’s Provider Search and you receive a covered service (with prior authorization if required), Curative guarantees $0 out-of-pocket costs—provided you’ve completed your Baseline Visit within the first 120 days of coverage.

EPO Value members: The Provider Search is informational only. You can always view our full in‑network directory on our provider search tool, but EPO Value covers $0 care only with providers selected through your Curative Pass.

*Reminder: Nominating a provider for the Curative Cash Card does not automatically guarantee their acceptance. All nominations must go through Curative’s contracting and credentialing process.

Question 29

What if I have a favorite doctor and don’t see them in the provider search?

Accepted Answer

Members can easily nominate providers for the Curative Cash Card. All they need to do is fill out a quick form at cur.tv/nominate. Members will hear back within five business days, and, if approved, can see that provider immediately using the Curative Cash Card. Curative will then consider adding that provider to the network, which can take much longer.

Question 30

What are the criteria for the Curative Cash Card approved providers? How is that different from an in-network or out-of-network provider?

Accepted Answer

Network participation and Cash Card acceptance are two different things. A provider can be in the Curative network and not take the Curative Cash Card.

The Curative Provider Search tells you which card to bring:

Labeled "Cash Card only" — use your Curative Cash Card.
Listed as in-network with no Cash Card label — use your Curative Member ID card.

You can also use your Cash Card at any urgent care location. For planned surgeries or procedures, or if you're unsure which card applies, call Member Services at 855-428-7284 before your appointment — available 24/7.

Question 31

What do providers think of the Curative Cash Card?

Accepted Answer

Many providers accept cash pay as an option and appreciate the ease and ability to get paid on the spot instead of dealing with insurance billing. The cash price is set by the provider.

Question 32

Will cardholders receive receipts or records of visits charged to their Curative Cash Card?

Accepted Answer

Yes, we will provide a statement much like a standard Explanation of Benefit.

Question 33

What billing address should I use for the Curative Cash Card?

Accepted Answer

Please use your personal address associated with your health plan account. If you've made any updates to your address, make sure to reach out to Member Services.

Question 34

Why am I still seeing “Zero Card” in some materials?

Accepted Answer

We’re updating our systems and documents. You may still see “Zero Card” during this transition, but it refers to the same program and benefits.

Question 35

I have a Curative Zero Card. Do I need to get a new Curative Cash Card now that the name has changed?

Accepted Answer

No. Your existing card still works exactly the same.

Question 36

Can I suggest a provider to be added to the Curative Cash Card approved list?

Accepted Answer

Yes. If your provider doesn't currently accept the Curative Cash Card, you can nominate them. We'll review the request as quickly as we can — timing varies and approval isn't guaranteed. If approved, the provider may become eligible for Cash Card use, subject to plan rules, provider matching, and reasonable rates.

Question 37

Why is the Curative Cash Card needed at some hospitals that previously took the Curative Member ID Card?

Accepted Answer

These hospitals aren't part of Curative's traditional in-network contracts right now. Curative pays them the cash price instead, so you still get $0 care there.* You'll see them marked "Cash Card" in the Curative Provider Search. When payment is requested, simply present your Cash Card and let them know you'll pay the cash price. *To maintain $0 copays and deductibles, a Baseline Visit must be completed within the first 120 days of your plan start date.

Question 38

Can I use Curative Cash Card for prescriptions or labs?

Accepted Answer

No. The Curative Cash Card can’t be used for prescriptions or labs. Your Curative Member ID Card is still needed for those.

Question 39

Do I still need prior authorizations when using Curative Cash Card?

Accepted Answer

Sometimes. Many eligible services at Cash Card hospital locations don’t require prior authorization, but some still do. All Cash Card payments are reviewed for coverage and plan rules.

For planned surgeries or procedures, call Curative Member Services as soon as possible before scheduling care to confirm coverage and any prior authorization requirements.

Question 40

Can I now use the Curative Cash Card at hospitals?

Accepted Answer

At some hospitals, yes. Curative has Cash Card arrangements with certain hospital systems for eligible inpatient and outpatient services.

Check that specific location in the Curative Provider Search for the "Cash Card only" label before you go. If it isn't labeled, bring your Curative Member ID card.

For a planned surgery or procedure, contact Member Services as soon as you know about it. Some services need approval before you use your Cash Card, and we may ask your provider for a good faith estimate.

Question 41

What kinds of care can I use the Curative Cash Card for?

Accepted Answer

You can use the Curative Cash Card for:

Primary care and office visits
Urgent care
Behavioral health
Many inpatient and outpatient hospital services (new!)

Question 42

Will the Cigna and Curative wrap solutions be available in the core service areas of TX, FL, and GA?

Accepted Answer

Members in TX, FL, and GA will have access to care via participating providers and facilities directly contracted with Curative and the Curative Cash Card. Neither wrap network will be accessed in our core service area.

Members seeking care outside of TX, FL, and GA will do so via their designated wrap solution.

Question 43

What is a claim?

Accepted Answer

A claim is a request for payment that your healthcare provider sends to your health plan. All the information your doctor needs to submit a claim to Curative is on your insurance ID card.

Question 44

How do I submit a claim from an out-of-network payment made to my physician if I haven’t received my ID card yet?

Accepted Answer

You can access your digital ID card in Curative’s Member portal and save it to your mobile phone or submit a claim form. To submit a claim form for an out-of-network payment made to your physician before receiving your ID card, follow these steps:

Obtain a Claim Form: Visit the Curative website to download the claim form, or contact our member services team to request one.
Complete the Form: Complete the claim form with your details and information regarding the services received, including dates of service and the provider’s information.
Attach Documentation: Include any receipts, invoices, or proof of payment you received from your physician.
Submit Your Claim: Send the completed form and supporting documents to the address specified on the claim form or submit them via the Curative member portal.
Contact Support: If you need assistance or have questions during the process, please call our member services team at 855-428-7284 or email health@curative.com.

Once your claim is submitted, you will receive confirmation and updates on its status.

Question 45

Does Curative cover medical care received while traveling abroad?

Accepted Answer

Currently, no services outside the United States are eligible for coverage unless it is a medical emergency. If a member is traveling outside of the United States, buying a travel insurance plan is in their best interest. For more information, please contact member services at 855-428-7284.

Question 46

My claim was denied; is there an appeal process?

Accepted Answer

If you disagree with a prior authorization or claim denial, you have the right to request an appeal. For claims, you must submit your appeal within 6 months from the date of the claim. For prior authorization denials, appeals must be submitted within 120 days of the denial.

We’re here to assist you. Please contact our member service team at 855-428-7284 for help with the appeal process or any other questions.

Question 47

Where should my provider submit a claim?

Accepted Answer

Your provider should submit a claim to Curative for services rendered. All the necessary details are conveniently located on the back of your member ID card. If you have any questions, feel free to contact customer support at 855-428-7284 or email health@curative.com.

Question 48

What is considered a preventive service?

Accepted Answer

Preventive services are essential for maintaining overall health and are designed to detect or prevent health issues before they escalate. At Curative, we align our preventive services with the guidelines set by the United States Preventive Health Services Task Force. Examples of preventive care include annual check-ups, immunizations, and specific tests and screenings, often referred to as routine care. For a comprehensive list of covered preventive services, please refer to our benefits booklet available on the member portal.

Question 49

How do I access my EOB?

Accepted Answer

To access your Explanation of Benefits (EOB), simply login to your Curative member portal. You should also receive a weekly email summarizing any recent care you’ve had, which will include a link to your EOB for easy access. If you have any questions, feel free to reach out to Curative member services at 855-428-7284 or email health@curative.com.

Question 50

What should I do if I receive a bill from my provider?

Accepted Answer

If you receive a bill from your provider, compare it with your Explanation of Benefits (EOB) to ensure it’s correct. If something doesn’t match or you believe your care should have been covered in full, you can submit your bill to Curative and we’ll help determine why and what to do. You can also reach out to Curative member services at 855-428-7284 or email health@curative.com.

Question 51

My provider says Curative is not in-network, even though I found them through the search tool. What should I do?

Accepted Answer

Curative guarantees its Provider Search tool. Provider directories across the industry are known to be inaccurate and outdated, and we don't think members should pay the price.

If the provider is listed and the service is covered, we'll take care of it. Call Member Services at 855-428-7284 before you pay anything — we'll confirm which card applies and work directly with the provider.

Question 52

How do I check if a service requires prior authorization?

Accepted Answer

To check if a service requires prior authorization (PA), refer to the Benefits Booklet on the member portal, which lists procedures and medications needing PA. If you have questions, contact Curative member services at 855-428-7284 or email health@curative.com for assistance.

Question 53

Which pharmacy can I use to fill my prescription?

Accepted Answer

You can fill your prescription via several pharmacy options that Curative offers to help you optimize your benefits and save money. For everyday health items, you can use your local retail pharmacy, such as Curative Pharmacy, Albertsons, Brookshire Brothers, H-E-B, or Publix. PPO Max members have expanded pharmacy options available to them. If you need unique medications for complex conditions, specialty pharmacies like Curative Pharmacy and Optum Rx are available. Additionally, you can use mail-order pharmacies, such as Curative Pharmacy and Optum Rx, for convenient home delivery. To find your nearest in-network pharmacy, you can check our provider search or contact member services at 855-428-7284 for assistance.

Question 54

How can I confirm that Curative will cover the cost of my prescription?

Accepted Answer

Curative offers a simple search formulary so you and providers know what’s covered. See which prescriptions are preferred or non-preferred using our preferred drug list. Whether or not your drug choice is preferred and where you fill your prescription will determines your drug cost.

Look at the preferred drug list before your next doctor’s appointment or pull the link up on your phone while you’re there. Your doctor can then select a medication that will work best for you.

Question 55

How does Curative choose which drugs they cover?

Accepted Answer

Curative covers drugs based on clinical guidelines, safety, effectiveness, and cost-efficiency. Covered medications are listed in the formulary, which is regularly updated.

Question 56

What do I do if my prescription is not covered?

Accepted Answer

If your prescription is not covered, first check your Benefits Booklet for its status. Then, discuss alternative medications with your healthcare provider and ask them to submit a prior authorization request. If coverage is still denied, you can appeal by contacting member services at 855-428-7284 or emailing health@curative.com. Our team is here to assist you with your prescription needs.

Question 57

What is prior authorization, and do I need it? What are the steps required to obtain prior authorization?

Accepted Answer

Before receiving some services or prescriptions, a provider will want to ensure that it’s covered by your insurance and determine if a prior authorization is required. Prior authorization means that your health plan will review the services or prescriptions requested from a provider for medical necessity and appropriateness before you receive them. All services and medications requiring prior authorization can be found on Curative’s provider portal and in your Benefits Booklet.

Question 58

How do I transfer my prescription(s) to Curative Pharmacy?

Accepted Answer

To transfer your prescription(s) to Curative Pharmacy, you can either call us at 1-833-4-CURATIVE or request the transfer directly through your current pharmacy. Be sure to provide them with the necessary information, including your prescription details and Curative Pharmacy’s contact information, to ensure a smooth transfer process.

Question 59

Where does Curative Pharmacy operate and ship?

Accepted Answer

Curative Pharmacy offers rapid delivery in AL, AZ, CA, CO, CT, DE, FL, GA, HI, ID, IL, IN, MN, MO, MT, NC, ND, NH, NJ, NY, NM, OH, OK, PA, SC, SD, UT, WA, WI, WY and Puerto Rico. As soon as next daynextday delivery is available upon request in these states. If prescriptions are needed earlier, please email Curative Pharmacy at pharmacy@curative.com or call 833-428-7284.

Question 60

What is telehealth care?

Accepted Answer

Telehealth care allows you to receive medical care remotely through video, phone, or secure online messaging. It’s a convenient way to connect with healthcare providers without visiting a clinic or hospital.

Question 61

What are the benefits of telehealth care?

Accepted Answer

Telehealth care offers several advantages, including:

Convenience: Receive care from the comfort of your home
Accessibility: Access healthcare services quickly, even in rural or underserved areas
Affordability: Reduce transportation costs and time off work
Continuity: Stay connected with your provider for ongoing care

Question 62

What types of care can I receive through telehealth care?

Accepted Answer

Telehealth care can be used for a wide range of services, including:

Routine check-ups
Managing chronic conditions (e.g., diabetes, hypertension)
Mental health counseling
Prescriptions and medication refills
Minor illnesses or injuries (e.g., colds, rashes, sprains)

Your provider will determine if your condition is suitable for telehealth or if in-person care is necessary. For emergencies, such as chest pain, severe bleeding, or difficulty breathing, always call 911 or visit the nearest emergency room.

Question 63

What technology do I need for a telehealth care appointment?

Accepted Answer

For most telehealth appointments, you’ll need:

A smartphone, tablet, or computer
A reliable internet connection
A camera and microphone (built-in or external) for video appointments

Make sure to test your device and internet connection before your scheduled visit or when you sign in for a time-sensitive need.

Question 64

Is telehealth care secure and private?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Telehealth care platforms are designed to comply with privacy laws, such as HIPAA, to ensure the safety and security of personal health information.

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