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| * You receive the highest level of benefits
and the lowest out-of-pocket costs when you use a network provider. If
you choose to receive services from a non-network provider, you will be
responsible for the deductible and the difference between Medica's
reimbursement (generally based on a fee schedule) and the non-network
provider's billed charges. The difference between Medica's non-network
reimbursement amount and the non-network provider's billed charges does
not apply to your deductible or your out-of-pocket maximum. Pre-existing conditions that you had within the first six months before your enrollment date may not be covered during the first 18 months following your enrollment date. However, if you have maintained continuous health care coverage, the pre-existing limitation applies during the first 12 months following your enrollment date. In addition, this 12-month period may be reduced by the amount of time you maintained qualifying coverage before your enrollment date. Medica Solo covers all but a co pay for the first three times you are sick and have an office visit. Your office visit co pay applies to the doctor’s charge, but other charges for services received that day, such as for lab work or x-rays, will apply toward your deductible. If you’re 19–29 years old, Medica Solo costs about $59–$87 per month, depending on your health and the annual deductible you choose: $3,000, $6,000, or $9,000. Co pays apply to your deductible. If your annual expenses exceed your deductible, the plan kicks in and pays 100%, up to $5 million over your lifetime. See Plan Highlights for more details on the following: DOCTORS The plan pays $200 right away for a year of physicals and routine care. If you get sick, your copay depends on your plan: $30, $40, or $50 for each visit (up to 3 times a year). EMERGENCIES You pay $100 for your first urgent care visit and $200 for your first visit to the ER. Prescriptions Generics save you money. The generic drug co pay is $5, while brand-name drugs cost $50–$90, or more. There is a $2,000 annual maximum benefit for prescription drugs. SPECS The plan pays $50 a year for glasses and contacts. |
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