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Negotiating with Priority Health: Fee Schedule and Reimbursement Rate Benchmarks for 2026

Priority Health is a Michigan nonprofit health benefits company with employer, individual, Medicare, and Medicaid coverage. Some of its integrated products use Corewell Health providers. PayerPrice structures the published Priority Health rate records it tracks so contract teams can compare the same plan, market, and provider type.

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Priority Health

Michigan commercial, individual, Medicare, and Medicaid plans

Plans tracked

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Priority Health Overview

Priority Health, at a glance

Priority Health is a Michigan nonprofit health benefits company with employer, individual, Medicare, and Medicaid coverage. Some of its integrated products use Corewell Health providers.

Separate integrated Corewell products from Priority Health's broader networks. They should not be assumed to use the same schedule.

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Priority Health: About Us

Priority Health reimbursement can vary by product, network, provider contract, service details, and geographic location. Match those attributes before relying on a parent-brand benchmark.

Quick Facts

OFFICIAL PAYER + PAYERPRICE DATA

Payer TypeMichigan nonprofit health benefits company
Total Membership
Market Share
Plan Types
Employer
Individual & Family
Medicare
Medicaid
Plans Tracked in PayerPrice
Data SourceMachine Readable Files (TiC Rule)
Data FreshnessUpdated monthly

Negotiation Playbook

How to negotiate better Priority Health reimbursement rates

Use these four steps to check the current contract, choose comparable rates, and prepare a specific proposal for Priority Health.

Step 1

Benchmark your current rates

Start with the executed contract and recent remittances. Confirm which rates are in use before comparing them with published data.

Step 2

Prioritize material services

Use paid claims to find the services that matter most financially. The priority list should reflect your practice, not an arbitrary number of codes.

Step 3

Build a comparable peer set

Compare published rates from the same plan and market for similar providers. Use them as context; they do not prove what another provider was paid on a specific claim.

Step 4

Build the negotiation case

Show the current terms, matched benchmarks, expected financial effect, and proposed rates. Spell out any assumptions.

Build a proposal the payer can evaluate.

Match published rates to the contract's network and market, then apply your own service mix to estimate the financial effect.

See our full payer contract negotiations guide for the deep dive.

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Reimbursement Rates · National Avg.

Priority Health rates for commonly billed CPT codes

These national-average in-network rates come from the latest available PayerPrice dataset. The table also shows the Medicare allowed amount for each selected CPT code. The provider contract and claim details determine the actual reimbursement.

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CPTDescriptionCategoryPriority Health National Avg.Medicare Benchmark
99214Office Visit, Established (Moderate)

E&M

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99213Office Visit, Established (Low)

E&M

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99215Office Visit, Established (High)

E&M

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90837Psychotherapy, 60 min

Psychiatry

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90834Psychotherapy, 45 min

Psychiatry

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90791Psychiatric Diagnostic Evaluation

Psychiatry

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70450CT Head/Brain without Contrast

Radiology

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73721MRI Lower Extremity Joint

Radiology

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45378Diagnostic Colonoscopy

Surgery

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Rates shown are national averages. Actual Priority Health reimbursement varies by market, plan, geographic location, and provider contract. For provider-level detail by NPI or Tax ID, run a free sample report.

Priority Health Machine Readable Files

How to read Priority Health machine-readable files

Under the Transparency in Coverage requirements, most non-grandfathered group health plans and health insurance issuers offering non-grandfathered group or individual coverage must publish machine-readable files with in-network negotiated rates and out-of-network allowed amounts and billed charges. See the CMS guidance for plans and issuers. CMS's technical clarification states that the files are updated monthly.

PayerPrice makes the Priority Health records it tracks searchable by billing code, provider, plan, and market.

Search Priority Health rates without opening raw files
priority health_in-network-rates_example.jsonILLUSTRATIVE
1{
2 "reporting_entity_name": "Priority Health",
3 "plan_name": "Priority Health PPO",
4 "version": "1.3.0",
5 "in_network": [
6 { "billing_code": "99214",
7 "negotiated_rates": [
8 { "npi": 1538156793,
9 "negotiated_price": 162.84, "service_code": "11"
10 "billing_class": "professional" },
11 { "npi": 1972658421,
12 "negotiated_price": 148.20, "service_code": "11" },
13 // additional negotiated-rate rows
14 ]
15 },
16 // additional billing codes
17 ]
18}

rate observations in latest dataset

Frequently asked

Common questions about Priority Health fee schedules

A Priority Health fee schedule sets reimbursement terms for covered services in a provider agreement. The contract may use code-based prices or another payment method. PayerPrice organizes the published Priority Health rate records it tracks for comparison.

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Compare published Priority Health rates for similar providers.

Start with a sample of published Priority Health rate data, then narrow the comparison by plan, market, billing code, and provider attributes.

Your sample includes

Published rate records from Priority Health

CPT and Medicare comparisons, where available

Filters for plan, market, and provider

Guidance for reading machine-readable files