Provider Partner Billing
Provider partners are independent physician practices or medical service providers that are not part of Day Kimball Healthcare, but provide their services at a Day Kimball Healthcare facility. Because they are independent from DKH, they will bill you separately for their services.
If you have a question or concern related to a bill received from one of our provider partners, please contact them directly at the numbers listed below.
| Provider Partner | Service Provided | Contact Info |
| NES Physicians | Emergency Room Physician | 1 (800) 998-7578 |
| University Pathologists | Specialized laboratory pathology services | (401) 921-0252
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| UMass Memorial Medical Group | Specialty physician services | 1 (800) 225-8885
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| Jefferson Radiology Group | Radiologist services to interpret the results of diagnostic imaging | (860) 289-3375 |
| Sheridan Health Corp. | Anesthesiologist services at Day Kimball Hospital | (800) 296-2611 |
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