PPO Versatile Plan 1 with Benefits-at-a-Glance WmHIP In-Network Out-of-Network Deductible, Copays/Coinsurance and Dollar Maximums Deductible - per calendar year Copays/Coinsurance Note: Services without a network are covered at the in-network level. Out-of-Pocket Maximum – per calendar year Lifetime Maximum Preventive Services – limited to $500 per member per calendar year maximum
Health Maintenance Exam – beginning age 16, one per
calendar year; includes related X-rays, EKG, and lab procedures performed as part of the physical exam Annual Gynecological Exam - one per calendar year
Does not contribute to annual dollar maximum Pap Smear Screening – one per calendar year; laboratory
services only. Does not contribute to annual maximum Prostate Specific Antigen (PSA) Screening - one per
calendar year. Does not contribute to annual maximum Fecal Occult Blood Test – one per calendar year,
Does not contribute to annual dollar maximum Endoscopic Exams - one per calendar year
Does not contribute to annual dollar maximum Well-Baby and Child Care - through age 15;
6 visits birth through age 1, 2 visits per year age 2 through 3, 1 visit per year age 4 through 15 Immunizations - pediatric and adult
Does not contribute to annual dollar maximum Hearing Exam – one per calendar year
Mammograms
Mammography Screening – one per calendar year
Does not contribute to annual dollar maximum Physician Office Services
One copay applies to the office visit exam and
all services performed during the office visit
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In-Network Out-of-Network Emergency Medical Care
Qualified Medical Emergency & First Aid Services Non-Emergency use of the Emergency Room
Covered - $25 copay then 90% after deductible
Ambulance Services – medically necessary transport
Diagnostic Services
MRI, MRA, PET and CAT Scans and Nuclear Medicine
Other Diagnostic Tests, X-rays, Laboratory & Pathology
Maternity Services Provided by a Physician Hospital Care
Semi-Private Room, Inpatient Physician Care, General
Nursing Care, Hospital Services and Supplies
Alternatives to Hospital Care Outpatient Surgical Services
Surgery – includes related surgical services
Dental surgery and related anesthesia for the removal of
Voluntary Sterilization – excludes reversal sterilizationHuman Organ Transplants
Specified Organ Transplants – in designated facilities only,
when coordinated through the BCBSM Human Organ
Unlimited dollar maximum per transplant type
Transplant Program (1-800-242-3504) Kidney, Cornea, Bone Marrow and Skin
Mental Health Care and Substance Abuse Treatment
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In-Network Out-of-Network Other Services
Acupuncture - Performed by MD, DO and other select
provider specialties Allergy Testing and Therapy
Limited to 24 spinal manipulation visits per calendar year
Outpatient Physical, Speech and Occupational Therapy
Limited to 60 combined visits per calendar year. Services are covered when performed in the outpatient department of the hospital, or approved freestanding facility. Physical therapy is also covered in an independent therapist’s office.
Massage Therapy rendered by MD, DO, or Chiropractor
Durable Medical Equipment/Medical Supplies
Covered - 100% of the approved amount. Hear aids must be purchased from an approved hearing aid provider
Prescription Retail – 34 day supply
$ 0 copay – OTC drugs (Only – Zyrtec, Zyrtec D, Prilosec, Claritin, Children’s Claritin, Claritin RediTabs and Claritin-D) $10 copay – Generic drugs $40 copay – Brand name drugs Prescriptions and refills obtained from a non-network pharmacy are reimbursed at 75% of the approved amount, less the member’s copay.
Mail Order - 90-day supply
$ 0 copay – OTC drugs (Only – Zyrtec, Zyrtec D, Prilosec, Claritin, Children’s Claritin, Claritin RediTabs and Claritin-D) $20 copay – Generic drugs $80 copay – Brand name drugs
Additional Services:
Covered – limited to 12 doses per month
This is intended as an easy-to-read guide. It is not a contract. An official description of benefits is contained in applicable Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan coverage documents.
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