To Our Members in San Diego
Updated: 3/26/2024
Thank you for your trust. Let us know how we can help.
If you were affected by the Scripps Health change last fall, you know it caused quite a stir in the community. It affected close to 30,000 older adults in San Diego, many who—maybe like you—had been with their Scripps doctors for many years. That’s why we are thrilled that so many of our members chose to stay with SCAN through the Scripps change. Your loyalty means the world to us.
Please know that SCAN and your new doctor and medical group are committed to providing the same quality care and service you’ve come to expect. If you still have questions or there’s anything we can do to help your care go smoothly, please let us know. You can call SCAN Member Services or send a secure message through your SCAN online member account.
For now, the information below and the frequently asked questions may be useful.
First, when you switch to a new doctor at a new medical group, follow these three steps to get your care off to a good start:
1. Transfer your medical records to your new doctor. Call your former doctor’s office and ask them to transfer your medical records to your new doctor.
2. Make an appointment with your new doctor. Your relationship with your new doctor is important, so schedule your first visit soon. You can find your new doctor’s contact information on your SCAN ID card.
3. Get to know your new medical group. The medical groups SCAN works with in San Diego offer many resources. We encourage you to visit their websites to get familiar with what each one offers its patients. For example, you should find out:
- Which urgent care locations you should use
- How to make appointments—some offer online scheduling
- If they offer a patient portal and how to sign up
- Where you’ll go for lab work and x-rays
- If they offer health education or patient support events