Arizona Health Insurance > Assurant Health/Time Insurance Company > CoreMed & MaxPlan Plan Provisions

Office Visit Copay
With this benefit, a copay is your only cost for an eligible
network office visit. The cost of an office visit includes
examination, consultation, evaluation, any development
of a treatment plan and allergy shots. Any associated
imaging and laboratory services, such as x-rays and
blood tests, are covered subject to deductible and
coinsurance, but are not eligible for benefits under the
office visit copay.
After the preventive services waiting period, preventive
services performed by a network provider during
an office visit, such as immunizations and annual
examinations, are covered by the office visit copay.
Any associated imaging and laboratory services, such
as mammograms and PSA tests, are covered subject
to deductible and coinsurance, but are not eligible for
benefits under the office visit copay.
Other services that are subject to deductible and
coinsurance, but not eligible for benefits under the office
visit copay, are: office visits with non-participating
providers, surgical procedures, allergy tests, treatment
of behavioral health or substance abuse and maternityrelated
visits.
Maternity Benefit (optional feature)
The maternity deductible is separate from the plan
deductible. Once the maternity deductible is met,
the plan pays for covered maternity services (whether
or not the plan deductible has been satisfied).
Prescription drugs are covered under the plan
prescription drug benefit. If conception occurs
during the first 90 days of coverage, routine
maternity charges will be excluded. Facility fees
do not apply.
First-Dollar Preventive Services (Optional - One Deductible Plan)
Your Assurant Health HSA plan provides benefits
for preventive services. Add this first-dollar benefit
option and you’ll have $500 per person per calendar
year for preventive services –– before your deductible
is met. This benefit is available on OneDeductible
HSA plans once you have been insured for 12
months. Remaining preventive services are covered
subject to deductible and coinsurance up to the
annual preventive services benefit maximum.
Medically Necessary Care
Treatment must be medically necessary to be covered.
Medically necessary services or supplies must be:
- Appropriate and consistent with the diagnosis
- Commonly accepted as proper treatment
- Reasonably expected to result in improvement
of the condition
- Provided in the least intensive setting without
affecting the quality of medical care provided.
Maximum Allowable Amount
The maximum allowable amount is the most the plan
pays for covered services. If you use a non-network
provider, you are responsible for any balance
in excess of the maximum allowable amount.
Network Services
When you use network providers, covered charges
are discounted and never exceed the maximum
allowable amount.
Non-Network Services
- Emergencies: Covered services are always paid
at the network benefit percentage –– even if you
are out of network –– subject to the maximum
allowable amount.
- Non-emergencies: Covered services are subject
to the non-network deductible, the maximum
allowable amount provision, a 20% benefit
percentage reduction, and the increased non-network
coinsurance out-of-pocket maximum.
- Individual non-network deductible is the individual
deductible plus $1,000.
- Family non-network deductible is two times the
individual non-network deductible and is met
collectively by two or more persons.
- Non-network coinsurance out-of-pocket maximum
is $10,000/person – $20,000/family for all options
except the $0 Deductible Package, which has
$12,500/person – $25,000/family.
Utilization Review
Authorization is required before inpatient treatment and
certain types of outpatient procedures. Unauthorized
services will result in a penalty of 25% of the charge
(up to $1,000). Unauthorized transplants are not covered.
Benefit Waiting Periods on Certain Treatment
Benefits for certain types of treatment are payable after
the benefit waiting period listed here:
- Surgical treatment of tonsils/adenoids—3 months
- Surgical treatment of bunions, hemorrhoids,
inguinal hernia (except strangulated or incarcerated),
varicose veins—6 months
- Sterilization—12 months
Benefit waiting periods are waived when this plan is
replacing other similar in-force coverage.
Pre-Existing Conditions
A pre-existing condition is an illness or injury and
related complications for which, during the 12-month
period immediately prior to the effective date of your
health insurance coverage: 1) you sought, received
or were recommended medical advice, consultation,
diagnosis, care or treatment, 2) prescription drugs were
prescribed, 3) symptoms were produced, or
4) diagnosis was possible. No benefits are paid for
charges incurred due to a pre-existing condition until
you have been continuously insured under the plan for
12 months unless the condition was fully disclosed on the
application. After the 12-month period, benefits
are paid for a pre-existing condition, unless the
condition is specifically excluded from coverage.
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