For patients with insurance
Update on Parkland Community Health Plan (PCHP) coverage: If you received information about changes to Parkland Community Health Plan (PCHP) coverage, visit our resource page.
Children’s Health℠ participates in the health insurance plans listed below for the following locations and provider groups as of Sept. 25, 2026. Because insurance participation may change without notice, we recommend confirming coverage directly with your health plan before scheduling a visit or procedure.
Plans Accepted by Location
Facility and physician coverage may differ
Insurance participation may differ between facilities and physicians. The plans listed below apply to facility services only.
To confirm whether your physician accepts your health plan, review the Plans Accepted by Provider Group section below or contact your physician directly.
Children’s Health Hospitals and Specialty Centers
Children’s Medical Center Dallas
Children’s Medical Center Plano
Children’s Health Specialty Center locations
Children’s Health Day Treatment Program
Children’s Health Sleep Disorders locations
To find a location near you, visit our locations page.
Commercial (Private Health Insurance)
Marketplace Exchange (Affordable Care Act)
Medicaid and CHIP
Out-of-State Medicaid and CHIP
Behavioral Health Plans
Transplant Networks
Dental Plans
Children's Health Imaging Center
Commercial (Private Health Insurance)
Marketplace Exchange (Affordable Care Act)
Medicaid and CHIP
Live Oak Surgery Center
Commercial (Private Health Insurance)
Medicaid and CHIP
Children’s Health PM Urgent Care
Children’s Health PM Urgent Care locations use the Children’s Health name but are independently owned and operated. Because insurance coverage may vary, please check your health plan’s website or contact your plan directly to confirm that a Children’s Health PM Urgent Care location is in network.
Plans Accepted by Provider Group
Children’s Health Medical Group
These insurance plans apply to providers from Children’s Health Medical Group, sometimes called Dallas Physician Medical Services for Children (DPMSC). This provider group may have different insurance participation than Children’s Health facilities.
Commercial (Private Health Insurance)
Marketplace Exchange (Affordable Care Act)
Medicaid and CHIP
Out-of-State Medicaid and CHIP
Behavioral Health Plans
Orthodontics Plans
Complex Care
These insurance plans apply to providers from Children’s Health’s Complex Care Medical Services Corporation (CCMSC). This provider group may have different insurance participation than Children’s Health facilities.
Commercial (Private Health Insurance)
Medicaid and CHIP
Behavioral Health Plans
Children’s Health Andrews Institute for Orthopaedics and Sports Medicine Physical and Occupational Therapists
These insurance plans apply to physical and occupational therapists at Children’s Health Andrews Institute for Orthopedics and Sports Medicine locations, including:
Children's Health℠ Specialty Center Fairview
Children's Health Andrews Institute for Orthopaedics & Sports Medicine Frisco
Children's Health Specialty Center Prosper
Other Children’s Health Andrews Institute for Orthopaedics and Sports Medicine providers follow the insurance plans listed under Children’s Health Medical Group.
This provider group may have different insurance participation at the Children’s Health facility where they practice.
Commercial (Private Health Insurance)
Other Provider Groups
Additional provider groups and networks, including UT Southwestern, may practice at Children’s Health locations. Because network participation may vary by provider, location, payer, and plan, we recommend confirming that your provider is in network by checking your insurance plan’s website or contacting your plan directly.
Cost-share and limited benefit plans
Plans that provide cost-sharing, limited benefits, or physician/ancillary-only coverage are not traditional health insurance plans. Because these plans do not function as comprehensive health insurance, patients covered under these plans will be considered self-pay (excluding HealthSmart Physician and Ancillary for Primary Care and Orthopedics providers).
Coordination of Benefits (COB)
Around the time of your child’s health care, you can expect to receive a letter from your insurance company about coordination of benefits (COB). Some families have two (or more) health insurance plans. The COB tells insurance companies how to split the cost of your health care. It’s important that you fill out a COB form with each insurer – even if you have only one insurance plan. This way, your insurer will know how much to pay for your child’s health care. Contact the member services number or website found on your insurance card(s) for more information.
For questions regarding billing, charges or denied claims, call 
800-467-7404 or email 
patientbilling@childrens.com.
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