Preventive Benefits Sample Clauses

Preventive Benefits a. Enrollees will have an annual budget of at least $500 for “first dollar coverage” to pay for preventive services. Enrollees may not be required to pay any cost sharing for the first $500 of preventive services in any coverage year. The first $500 in preventive care service will not count against the $1,100 annual deductible and will not be accessed using the enrollee’s POWER Account card. Preventive services in excess of the “first dollar coverage,” are covered, but are subject to the deductible.
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