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Medical Procedure
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| Annual Deductible |
None
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| Annual Co-Payment Limit on Allowable Charges |
Plan pays 100% after co-payments reach $1,500 in a year ($3,000 for a family) |
| Overall Lifetime Maximum |
None
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| Hospital |
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You pay $500 per admission |
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You pay $20 per visit |
| Extended Care Facility (Skilled Nursing) |
Plan pays 100%; 100 days maximum |
| Physician Services |
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Office Visits
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You pay $20 per visit ($5 for well-baby care, up to 24 months) |
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You pay $20 per visit |
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You pay $20 per visit ($5 for well-baby care, up to 24 months) |
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You pay $20 per visit |
Inpatient Surgery
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Plan pays 100% |
Outpatient Surgery
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Plan pays 100% (You pay $25 for office visit) |
Hospital Visits
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Plan pays 100% |
| Diagnostic X-Ray and Lab |
Plan pays 100% (You pay $25 for office visit, $5 for well-baby care) |
| CAT Scans & MRI's |
Plan pays 100% when medically necessary |
| Durable Medical Equipment |
Plan pays 100% for limited items |
| Casts, Splints, Trusses, Braces & Crutches |
Limited Coverage |
| Home Nursing Care |
Plan pays 100% |
| Chiropractic Care |
Not covered
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| Physical Therapy |
You pay $20 per visit |
| Speech Therapy |
You pay $20 per visit |
| Maternity Care |
Same as any other illness except you pay $5 per pre-natal visit |
| Psychiatric Care - |
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You pay $500 per admission |
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You pay $20 per visit |
| Substance Abuse - |
You may choose between coverage under the Beat It! Program or your HMO, or a combination of both, as follows (See California Fee-for-Service Plan B for Beat It! details)::
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You pay $500 per admission |
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You pay $5 per group session or $25 per individual session |
| Prescription Drugs |
Must be obtained at a participating HMO pharmacy |
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You pay $10 per generic and $25 per brand name prescription |
Maintenance (30 day supply or more thru the Mail Order)
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You pay $10 per generic and $25 per brand name prescription up to a 100-day supply |
| Hearing Aids |
Not covered
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| Emergency Room Care |
You pay $35 (co-payment waived if admitted to hospital) |