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Email published beside Become a Participant. Intake coordinator assessment is required; the directory does not establish eligibility.

Center phone and fax. Center hours are Monday-Friday 8am-5pm; the page separately lists 24/7 on-call services, which do not establish 24/7 administrative staffing.

Published under the nondiscrimination policy for language/accessibility assistance and grievances or appeals about discrimination. TTY 800-735-2962.

Center phone and fax. Center hours are Monday-Friday 8am-5pm; the page separately lists 24/7 on-call services, which do not establish 24/7 administrative staffing.

Interest-free payment plans, hardship and financial assistance questions. Apply for assistance through hospital admissions at any location.

Financial services assistance for patients of Piedmont Columbus Regional Midtown and Northside who may qualify for financial assistance.

Facility records phone and fax from the Piedmont authorization form; fax the completed form with a copy of government ID, or email it to RecordsRequest@piedmont.org with the hospital name in the subject. Records for treatment may be faxed to the patient's provider at no charge.

Facility records phone and fax from the Piedmont authorization form (Columbus Midtown and Northside share the fax). Include a copy of government ID.

Facility records phone and fax from the Piedmont authorization form. Include a copy of government ID.

Facility records phone (shared toll-free records line also listed for Cartersville and Eastside) and Macon fax from the Piedmont authorization form. Include a copy of government ID.

Copies of medical records for Piedmont Atlanta Hospital; a fee may apply. Birth certificates go to HIM at 404.605.3604.

Questions about accepted insurance or billing for an upcoming appointment at Piedmont locations in Georgia, Alabama or South Carolina.

Hepatology/liver and kidney/pancreas transplant referrals by phone; faxes differ by program and are printed on each referral form (liver fax shown here).

Transfer center listed by location on the Piedmont Heart referral page (for referring physicians).

Physician-to-physician patient transfers into Piedmont Augusta (Walton Way and Summerville campuses) and Piedmont McDuffie. Listed on the Piedmont Heart refer-by-location page.

Transfer center listed by location on the Piedmont Heart referral page (for referring physicians).

Physician-to-physician patient transfers into Piedmont Columbus Regional Midtown and Northside. Listed on the Piedmont Heart refer-by-location page.

Transfer center listed by location on the Piedmont Heart referral page (for referring physicians).

Transfer center listed by location on the Piedmont Heart referral page (for referring physicians).

Published county department contact in the Georgia DPH county directory, District 9-2. County association follows the named directory record; it does not establish every program's eligibility or service area. The directory may publish a shared regional number. Confirm the office and purpose when connected. The listed fax has no specialized claims or medical-records submission purpose stated.

State agency/health-officer directory contact. The source does not promise a general switchboard, appointment eligibility or a response time. Personal staff email omitted.

Published in the Ohio Emergency Management Agency local health department dataset, sourced from ODH OneSource and last updated October 5, 2026. The dataset lists this as an active local health department. The update date describes the dataset, not a telephone verification. No county service area is inferred from the office address or location-county field.

Department fax explicitly labeled on the current local agency page. Specialty nursing, environmental health, WIC and health-center faxes were not substituted for this department contact. Confirm the correct destination for the intended document.

Pennsylvania Department of Health state-center directory record. This is a state public-health service contact, distinct from a county health department. Confirm program eligibility and the responsible local jurisdiction with staff.

Routine administrative contact from the Illinois Department of Public Health directory. The separate after-hours emergency column was excluded. The department website was not independently reviewed; confirm the appropriate program and secure document destination with staff.

Contact and county association read from the state local health department directory. Department website is the directory link and was not independently checked unless listed as a related source. No publication date is stated in the directory; sourceCheckedAt is the research date.

Published in the Missouri DHSS local public health agency dataset, last updated July 8, 2026. County fields establish state directory referral mapping; individual services and jurisdictional exceptions require department confirmation.

County-specific entry in the ADPH District and County Roster. The county tag identifies this directory entry; program eligibility and appointment requirements must be confirmed with the department. Public fax listed for this office; no claims or medical-records submission purpose is stated.

Published county department contact in the Georgia DPH county directory, District 4-0. County association follows the named directory record; it does not establish every program's eligibility or service area. The directory may publish a shared regional number. Confirm the office and purpose when connected. The listed fax has no specialized claims or medical-records submission purpose stated.

Department administrative phone from the state Local Health Department Directors list updated October 12, 2026; the column is labeled LHD Phone #. Mailing address is from the separately linked Directors Mailing Labels document, which has no visible publication date. Staff names are omitted. This mailing label does not establish a public clinic location or a medical-records destination.

County tag follows the named MSDH county section, not the site's city location. This is the published local office or named program contact. MSDH lists 855-767-0170 separately for county-clinic appointments; that shared scheduling number is not substituted for the local phone. Program availability, eligibility, and walk-in access must be confirmed with the department.

ADH local health unit directory row 64; Health Unit. Explicit Counties Served field: Pike. General office contact; program availability and clinic hours may differ.

Patient billing questions for Pikeville Medical Center hospital and physician services.

Release of information including continuing-care requests; requests by mail, fax or email with authorization.

Credentialing for physicians, dentists, podiatrists and mid-level practitioners seeking membership/privileges.

Financial assistance policy and application information; request free copies by mail.

Published patient transfer number for facilities/clinicians transferring patients to Pikeville Medical Center.

Department phone published by the Arizona Department of Health Services. Program availability and tribal service arrangements require confirmation with the department.

Department phone published by the Arizona Department of Health Services. Program availability and tribal service arrangements require confirmation with the department.

Separate published office contact within the state-listed agency. County scope is based on the state county listing, not office location.

County association is from the explicit state directory, not the office address. This administrative contact does not establish insurance coverage or program eligibility.

Pinnacol's published customer service line. Pinnacol's provider pages direct providers here when a bill has gone more than 30 days without an explanation of review. Toll-free 800.873.7242 and toll-free fax 888.329.2251 also appear on the contact page. Workers' compensation: a claim number and the adjuster or injured-worker identification are usually required; coverage is determined by the claim (not by a member ID), and state fee schedules and rules govern billing.

One of two clearinghouses Pinnacol lists for electronic bills; Pinnacol payer ID E4050. Phone is Carisk (option 2). Any clearinghouse that carries Pinnacol's payer ID will route bills to Pinnacol. Workers' compensation: a claim number and the adjuster or injured-worker identification are usually required; coverage is determined by the claim (not by a member ID), and state fee schedules and rules govern billing.

The second clearinghouse Pinnacol lists for electronic bills; Pinnacol payer ID CB746. Workers' compensation: a claim number and the adjuster or injured-worker identification are usually required; coverage is determined by the claim (not by a member ID), and state fee schedules and rules govern billing.

Pinnacol asks first-time billers to complete a W-9 and fax it (with the bill) to this number. Payment-setup paperwork only; not a place for claims questions. Workers' compensation: a claim number and the adjuster or injured-worker identification are usually required; coverage is determined by the claim (not by a member ID), and state fee schedules and rules govern billing.

Pinnacol prefers online appeals through the Provider Portal Bill Search tab. Paper appeals must include the original or corrected bill, the written notice or EOB, a statement of the contested items and supporting documentation. Under Colorado Rule 16 the provider has 60 days to respond to a notice to contest. Do not resubmit a duplicate bill. Workers' compensation: a claim number and the adjuster or injured-worker identification are usually required; coverage is determined by the claim (not by a member ID), and state fee schedules and rules govern billing.

Pinnacol's provider medical billing auditors answer billing and coding questions and contested-bill appeals questions. Workers' compensation: a claim number and the adjuster or injured-worker identification are usually required; coverage is determined by the claim (not by a member ID), and state fee schedules and rules govern billing.

Pinnacol's provider page: paper bills (for providers not required to bill electronically) go to the Clinton, Iowa P.O. box, this fax, or the bill-submission email. First-time billers must also fax a W-9. Email bills as PDF or other standard documents, not PNG. Electronic billing is required for providers and SelectNet participants submitting 25 or more bills a month. Workers' compensation: a claim number and the adjuster or injured-worker identification are usually required; coverage is determined by the claim (not by a member ID), and state fee schedules and rules govern billing.

Per the SelectNet Provider Manual, Provider Relations Specialists are the primary contact for SelectNet agreements; credentialing packets are emailed to credentialing@pinnacol.com. Questions about a specific injured worker go to the claims team, not provider relations. Workers' compensation: a claim number and the adjuster or injured-worker identification are usually required; coverage is determined by the claim (not by a member ID), and state fee schedules and rules govern billing.

CMS ACO ID A5040. Public reporting / administrative contact from the CMS PY2026 dataset, modified April 16, 2026. This is not a claims, eligibility, enrollment, or urgent clinical line. State tags identify states containing counties where more than 1% of assigned beneficiaries reside; they are not a statewide service-coverage or eligibility guarantee. The ACO reporting website was supplied in the dataset and was not individually reviewed in this batch.