Out of Network Coverage

iPhones Show 'SOS' Mode Due to Network Outage

Today's Verizon Outage Could Leave Your iPhone Stuck in SOS Mode. Here's the Fix

A portion of Verizon's network crumpled on Wednesday, with up to 175,000 customers seeing "SOS" in their phones' status bars instead of connection bars.

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Is Verizon down? When will wireless service SOS outage be fixed? Check Verizon outage map

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Is Verizon down? What does SOS mean on iPhone? When will outage be fixed?

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Verizon customers report phone service outages across U.S.

Verizon customers across the U.S. reported service outages on Wednesday, with many saying that their devices have been limited to SOS since about noon Eastern Time.

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Verizon Wireless customers report service outages nationwide Wednesday afternoon

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Thousands of Verizon customers in NY left with no signal after outage

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Verizon’s wireless network is back online after outage

This follows Verizon customers across the US, including several Verge writers, finding that service was spotty or nonexistent starting at around noon ET on January 14th, with phones switching to SOS M...

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Verizon wireless outage leaves iPhones stuck in SOS across the U.S.

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Many Verizon customers across the US hit by service outage

NPR

6 things to know if your doctors are suddenly out of network

Last winter, Amber Wingler started getting a series of increasingly urgent messages from her local hospital in Columbia, Missouri, letting her know her family's health care might soon be upended. MU Health Care, where most of her family's doctors work, was ...

Becker's Hospital Review

Study: Nearly half of HealthCare.gov plans don’t cover out-of-network costs

A study from Mountain View, Calif.-based HealthPocket shows 47 percent of Affordable Care Act plans on HealthCare.gov lack out-of-network coverage. The study utilized government data on individual and family plans in the 37 states that use HealthCare.gov.

OPB

CareOregon will stop covering out-of-network behavioral health services this fall

CareOregon, the largest Medicaid provider in the state, will soon stop covering mental health and substance use treatment from out-of-network providers. Coverage will will end on Oct. 1 for Medicaid members and on Jan. 1 for members of Medicare Advantage.