How to Say “In Network” in Spanish

dentro de la red
/dentɾo de la ɾed/from spelling rules
The English phrase "in network" is translated into Spanish as dentro de la red.
In a healthcare context, this phrase is used to describe a medical provider or facility that is part of a patient's specific insurance plan.

What does it mean word for word?

The phrase dentro de la red literally translates to "inside of the network".

How do you pronounce it?

/dentɾo de la ɾed/

Did you know?

  • The word red comes from the Latin 'rete', which is the same root used in the English biological term 'retina' to describe the net-like structure of the eye.
  • In some Spanish-speaking healthcare settings, you might hear the English term 'in network' used as a loanword because the insurance systems are based on US models.
  • While dentro de la red is used for insurance, the word red is also used alone to describe the internet, the power grid and a social network.

Examples in context

  • El equipo se encuentra en la red segura.
    The device is on the secure network.
  • El archivo se encuentra dentro de la red empresarial.
    The file is in the corporate network.
  • Hoy estuve en la red todo el día.
    I was online all day today.
  • Estoy conectado/a a la red del café.
    I'm connected to the café's Wi-Fi network.
  • El doctor está dentro de la red.
    The doctor is in network.
  • Necesito encontrar un dentista dentro de la red.
    I need to find an in-network dentist.
  • ¿Ese hospital está dentro de la red de mi seguro?
    Is that hospital in my insurance network?

Example conversation

Elena and Mateo are discussing medical coverage over the phone.

  1. Elena

    Mateo, ¿sabes si este especialista está dentro de la red?
    Mateo, do you know if this specialist is in network?
  2. Mateo

    No estoy seguro, déjame revisar tu seguro.
    I'm not sure, let me check your insurance.
  3. Elena

    Es importante que esté dentro de la red para ahorrar.
    It is important that he is in network to save money.
  4. Mateo

    Tienes razón, Elena. Lo comprobaré ahora mismo.
    You're right, Elena. I will check it right now.

Sources

  • IPA marked “from spelling rules” is derived from standard Spanish spelling, where Wiktionary gives none.
  • Word origins: Wiktionary entries de, dentro, la, red, CC BY-SA 4.0.
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