maze health patient portal

What is included in the maze health package?

Our comprehensive, state-of-the art lab provides clinical expertise and services to support all the Maze sexual and reproductive health practices, as well as other physicians. We provide semen analysis, sperm washing and sperm cryobanking, as well as cord blood banking, right on-site to ensure the highest quality, comfort and immediacy.

What is maze lab?

Patient portal is a key online service that health providers should provide their patients. It enables easier, efficient, and secure way of allowing patients to connect with their health providers to book appointments, take online consultations, make payments and more.

Why choose maze urology?

Maze Laboratories is a comprehensive, state-of-the-art facility specializing in semen analysis and sperm cryobanking. Part of the larger Maze Health group, Maze Labs was founded in 1994 by Michael A. Werner, MD, a board-certified urologist specializing in male sexual dysfunction and infertility. Westchester Office 914-683-0000

How to contact maze labs for sperm analysis?

Our platform provides the tools and resources needed for your employees to manage all aspects of their healthcare. We’re here to assist with health questions, telehealth appointments, referrals, medication refills, billing questions, finding in-network providers, and so much more! Learn About Amaze. One Partner.

One partner, one platform, one name to trust

According to the National Business Group on Health, employers and their employees suffer from “point solution fatigue” that results from too many independent apps and services that are failing to live up to their promises of better care and lower costs.

Amaze believes that every American needs a trusted healthcare partner that is independent of traditional payers (insurance companies) and providers (hospitals, medical practices, labs, etc.)

Amaze is there for you no matter what. We provide all of the tools and resources you need to manage your own healthcare, and when you need assistance, there’s no such thing as a problem for you that is not also our problem. We are in this together.

What is a provider in healthcare?

When you hear the term PROVIDER, keep in mind that it doesn’t always refer to a doctor. It’s any person or place providing healthcare services which could be a doctor, a nurse practitioner, a physician assistant, a pharmacist, a hospital, or an urgent care center. Lastly, you’ll learn about Insurance.

What is the purpose of the healthcare video series?

This video series aims to eliminate confusion around how to access and move through the healthcare system. Topics include considerations for insurance coverage, understanding bills, and useful tips for taking control and managing your health. If you are looking for clarity, these videos and associated resources are for you!

What is long term care?

Long Term Care can be provided in a person's home, rehab center or an assisted living facility. This type of specialized care often requires separate health insurance coverage. The last type of healthcare we’ll be covering is hospice, or end of life care.

Is HMO a PPO?

HMO plans tend to have lower premiums and deductibles rarely apply. However, your choice of doctors and hospitals are limited to a specific network so before you select a plan, make sure that your preferred doctors and hospitals are in that network. PPO plans also work within a network of physicians and hospitals.

What is total charge?

Total charges. Allowed charges, or the negotiated rate between the health plan and the provider. Discount or adjusted amount, which is the difference between the total charges and the allowed charges. Co-pay, the fixed amount you pay per visit. Deductible, the amount you must pay before your insurance starts to pay.

What is the responsibility of a health plan?

It is your responsibility to actively participate in decisions about your care and then follow the treatment plan that you and your doctor discussed. As well as to make a good-faith effort to pay your healthcare bills.

Is California covered by the ACA?

Some people choose coverage through the Affordable Care Act (ACA) exchange, known to California residents as Covered California. Those who qualify may receive Public Health insurance coverage such as Medicare and Medicaid, known as Medi-Cal in California.