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Ancillary Providers and Your Network Benefits
As a Blue Cross and Blue Shield of New Mexico member, you have access to a large network of providers. To help ensure that you get the highest level of benefits when getting care from certain types of providers, please keep the following things in mind.
Independent Clinical Laboratories
If you are receiving laboratory work at your provider's office, there may be separate charges for this work. One charge may be made by your provider's office for collecting a sample (for example, a blood sample), and another charge from the laboratory for the actual testing and analysis of the sample. To avoid any out-of-network charges for the laboratory work, ask your doctor about the laboratory he or she uses so that you can verify that the laboratory is in your network. Due to the number of specialties that fall under "independent laboratory services," you may want to search for these specialties when checking on the network status of a particular laboratory:
Independent laboratory Laboratory tech
Durable and Home Medical Equipment (DME) Suppliers
If you use durable medical equipment (DME) in your home, please note that we determine whether a DME provider is in network based on the state where the purchase was made, not the state the provider is in. For example, if you live in New Mexico and purchase equipment via mail order from a supplier in Florida, you need to make sure that the provider is in network for Blue Cross and Blue Shield of New Mexico. If you shop in person at a retail store in Arizona, check that the provider is in network for Arizona. DME providers may also be included under "pharmacy/DME supplier."
Specialty Pharmacies
If you receive specialty pharmacy drugs (for non-routine, biological therapeutics that generally includes injectables and infusion therapies, high-cost therapies and therapies that require complex care) at your provider's office or through the mail, be sure to check the pharmacy's network status. In this case, network status is determined not by your location or the location of the pharmacy, but by the location of the ordering physician (usually your doctor). Specialty pharmacies may also be included under "pharmacist" or "pharmacy/DME supplier." If you have any questions or want to confirm whether a provider meets these network criteria, please call Customer Service at the number on the back of your member ID card.

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Ancillary Providers and Your Network Benefits

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