As your community health insurance partner, we're here to provide you with the personal attention and coordinated care you deserve. We're proud to have been serving our friends and neighbors since 1993 - and to be celebrating 30 years as a trusted regional provider of Medicare Advantage services. At SummaCare, it's personal. We're committed to what matters most - you.
We want to make it easy for you to get the care and services you need as a member.
We are pleased to share that Summa Health’s Board of Directors has decided to move forward in a strategic partnership with Health Assurance Transformation Corporation (HATCo).
Our focus is always on you. Let us help answer your questions.
Introducing the NEW
$0 premium Quartz
(HMO) plan.
NEW in 2026: SummaCare now offers TWO $0 MAPD plans, Topaz (HMO) and Quartz (HMO)! Both plans provide vast coverage across 25 northern Ohio counties. Plus, as a member of either you'll enjoy a $0 premium, $0 medical copay and $0 copay on preventive dental, preventive hearing, vision exams and more!
Even non-SummaCare members are eligible for coverage.
Not a member yet? Learn about SummaCare Medicare Advantage plans during a free in-person or virtual event.
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We know your health insurance coverage is important to your overall well-being and peace of mind. The SummaCare Blog, published bi-weekly, brings you the latest health insurance news, benefits and updates, along with health and wellness tips.
Having a primary care provider (PCP) is important, but having the right support system behind that provider makes an even bigger difference. That’s where SummaCare can help. We bridge the gap between routine provider visits and proactive, preventive health.
SummaCare encourages members to establish a strong relationship with their primary care provider (PCP). We know that your PCP is your first stop for high-quality care. Your PCP can guide you on everything from routine...
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If you have a Medicare Advantage plan, you may have seen headlines about changes tied to the federal law sometimes called the “Big Beautiful Bill.” It’s understandable if that raises questions — especially for people who also receive Medicaid. The key point is this: Medicare and Medicaid are different programs, and new Medicaid renewal rules do not automatically mean most Medicare Advantage members have to renew their health plan more often.
Hyperhidrosis is a condition characterized by excessive sweating beyond what is considered normal. What we consider “normal” sweating occurs when the body is overheated or we are exerting ourselves, but in hyperhidrosis the sweating continues even in periods of rest. It is more common than we realize, affecting approximately 4.8% of the population, which is over 15 million Americans! This unfortunately often goes undiagnosed for years due to patients being...
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