Cedars-Sinai Health Associates
Quality and Convenient Care
Cedars-Sinai Health Associates (CSHA) is a network of individual physicians within private practice offices located throughout Los Angeles, which is affiliated with Cedars-Sinai Health System. These physicians are part of an Independent Physician Association (IPA) to serve your medical needs. By working with the IPA, these doctors are able to contract with most health plans to accommodate you. Cedars-Sinai Health Associates has more than 90 primary care physicians and 500 specialists available within its network to meet your individual needs. Because we are part of the Cedars-Sinai Health System family, you can be confident of the quality of care you and your family will receive.
A Top-Performing Independent Physicians Association
CSHA is consistently recognized by the Integrated Healthcare Associates (IHA) as a Top-Performing IPA. We rank among the best in California for our clinical quality care, patient experience and satisfaction, and information technology adoption.
Coordinating Your Care
Physicians with Cedars-Sinai Health Associates maintain their private offices while being available to people with managed care health insurance.
- The private practice primary care physician you choose will work collaboratively with you to manage your health and coordinate any specialist care you might need.
- CSHA physicians use Cedars-Sinai Medical Center for inpatient care.
- CSHA physicians focus on prevention and are committed to working with you to reach your wellness goals.
- CSHA physicians work with patients to manage chronic disease.
Insurance Accepted
Cedars-Sinai Health Associates physicians accept most HMO and PPO insurance plans, as well as Medicare. If you have questions about choosing a Cedars-Sinai Health Associates physician, please contact our Customer and Member Services Department at (800) 773-2742. A Cedars-Sinai Health Associates representative will guide you through the necessary steps.
For the information on H1N1 (Swine Flu):
Swine Flu Letter to Patients
CDC & DPH Frequently Asked Questions
