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“This acquisition is an important<br />

step in our strategy of becoming the<br />

leading community health plan in<br />

our markets.”<br />

~ Ken Provencher, President and CEO<br />

<strong>PacificSource</strong> Health Plans<br />

Clear One Health Plans, Continued from Page 1<br />

What will happen between now and the anticipated acquisition in<br />

second quarter of 2010?<br />

• Please continue to send any Clear One member claims to Clear<br />

One until further notice.<br />

• The acquisition will not be final until all approvals are received and<br />

closing has taken place, most likely in the second quarter of 2010.<br />

• Clear One Health Plans will remain an independent corporation and<br />

operations will continue to be separate from <strong>PacificSource</strong>.<br />

• Your current contracts and reimbursements with <strong>PacificSource</strong> and<br />

Clear One will remain the same.<br />

We will continue to be proactive in sharing information with you as we<br />

develop our business and integration plans and move toward the close of<br />

this transaction. In the meantime, if you have questions, you are welcome<br />

to contact us.<br />

Select Benefit Administrators, Inc. (SBA) Is Now<br />

<strong>PacificSource</strong> Administrators, Inc.<br />

Select Benefit Administrators, Inc. (SBA) became <strong>PacificSource</strong><br />

Administrators, Inc. on January 1, 2010. <strong>PacificSource</strong> Health Plans<br />

purchased SBA six years ago, and SBA has operated as a subsidiary<br />

company since then, providing administrative services to employers who<br />

choose to self-fund their employee health benefits. This name change will<br />

better reflect the relationship between the two organizations.<br />

New Claims Address<br />

Please send <strong>PacificSource</strong> Administrators claims to PO Box 70088,<br />

Eugene, OR 97401-0105 or fax to (503) 670-8263.<br />

Payer ID Number for Electronic Claims<br />

You can continue to use the existing SBA payer ID numbers you are<br />

now using or use the <strong>PacificSource</strong> payer ID (93029). If you are not<br />

already submitting claims electronically, we encourage you to do so.<br />

The advantages of e-claims submission include faster reimbursements,<br />

reduced administrative costs, and greater accuracy. Please contact your<br />

Provider Service Representative for information on how to get started.<br />

New member ID cards<br />

Current SBA members received new ID cards in December showing the<br />

new name, logo, and claims address. In most cases, member ID numbers<br />

and group numbers remain the same.<br />

New Web Site<br />

The company’s new Web site address is tpa.<strong>PacificSource</strong>.com. You can<br />

also continue to access claims information and more through InTouch for<br />

Providers at <strong>PacificSource</strong>.com.<br />

New E-mail Addresses<br />

<strong>PacificSource</strong> Administrators employee e-mail addresses have changed to<br />

@pacificsource.com. The first part of the address (first initial followed by<br />

last name) remains the same.<br />

You’ll continue to work with the same people and can expect to receive<br />

friendly, helpful service under <strong>PacificSource</strong> Administrators.<br />

Important Information for Idaho Physicians Network<br />

(IPN) Providers<br />

As you may know, <strong>PacificSource</strong> acquired Primary Health Plan, Inc. earlier<br />

this year, and that transaction included an ownership share of Idaho<br />

Physicians Network (IPN). As part of our operational integration in Idaho,<br />

effective January 1, 2010, there are a few changes that will affect our<br />

providers in Idaho.<br />

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