SUBSTANCE USE DISORDER TREATMENT BENEFITS Sample Clauses

SUBSTANCE USE DISORDER TREATMENT BENEFITS. Your Cost for Inpatient Substance Use Disorder Treatment None — Your Cost for Outpatient Office Visits for Substance Use Disorder Treatment $10 per Visit — Your Cost for Outpatient Specialist Physician Office Visits for Substance Use Disorder Treatment $10 per Visit Refer to the OTHER THINGS YOU SHOULD KNOW section of your Certificate for information regarding Covered Services Expense LimitationYour Cost for Prescription Drugs and Diabetic Supplies Purchased from a Prescription Drug Provider Participating in the 34 Day Supply Prescrip­ tion Drug Program: — Generic Drugs and Generic Diabetic Supplies, insulin and insulin syringes $10 per Prescription — Formulary Brand‐name Drugs and Formulary Brand‐name Diabetic Supplies $20 per Prescription — Non‐Formulary Brand‐name Drugs and Non‐Formulary Brand‐name Diabetic Supplies $35 per Prescription — Self‐Injectable Drugs other than Insulin and Infertility Drugs $50 per Prescription — Your Cost for Prescription Drugs and Diabetic Supplies Purchased from a Prescription Drug Provider Not Participating in the 34 Day Supply Pre­ scription Drug Program: The appropriate Copayment(s) indicated above for drugs prescribed for emergency conditions. — Your Cost for Prescription Drugs and Diabetic Supplies Purchased from a Prescription Drug Provider Participating in the 90‐Day Supply Prescrip­ tion Drug Program: — Generic Drugs and Generic Diabetic Supplies, insulin and insulin syringes $10 per Prescription — Formulary Brand‐name Drugs and Formulary Brand‐name Diabetic Supplies $20 per Prescription — Non‐Formulary Brand‐name Drugs and Non‐Formulary Brand‐name Diabetic Supplies $35 per Prescription — Self‐Injectable Drugs other than Insulin and Infertility Drugs $50 per Prescription — Individual Out‐of‐Pocket Expense Limit for prescription drugs and diabetic supplies $5,100 per Calendar Year* — Family Out‐of‐Pocket Expense Limit for prescription drugs and diabetic supplies $10,200 per Calendar Year* * Applies towards the Covered Services Expense Limitation (see the OTHER THINGS YOU SHOULD KNOW section of this Certificate.) — Your Cost for Prescription Drugs and Diabetic Supplies Purchased from a Prescription Drug Provider Not Participating in the 90‐Day Supply Pre­ scription Drug Program: — No benefits will be provided for drugs or diabetic supplies purchased from a Participating Prescription Drug Provider not participating in the 90‐day supply program. Changes in state or federal law or regulations or interpretations thereo...
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SUBSTANCE USE DISORDER TREATMENT BENEFITS. Your Cost for Inpatient Substance Use Disorder Treatment None — Your Cost for Outpatient Office Visits for Substance Use Disorder Treatment $20 per Visit — Your Cost for Outpatient Specialist Physician Office Visits for Substance Use Disorder Treatment $20 per Visit Refer to the OTHER THINGS YOU SHOULD KNOW section of your Certificate for information regarding Covered Services Expense Limitation Changes in state or federal law or regulations or interpretations thereof may change the terms and conditions of coverage. Subject to the other terms and conditions of the Group Policy, the benefits de­ scribed in this Certificate will be provided to persons who: — Meet the definition of an Eligible Person as specified in the Group Policy; — Have applied for this coverage; — Have received a Blue Cross and Blue Shield identification card; — Live within the Plan's service area. (Contact your Group or customer ser­ vice at 1‐800‐892‐2803 for information regarding service area.); — Reside, live or work in the geographic network service area served by Blue Cross and Blue Shield for this Certificate of coverage. You may call custom­ er service at the number shown on the back of your identification card to determine if you are in the network service area or log on to the website at xxx.xxxxxx.xxx and; — If Medicare eligible, have both Part A and B coverage. When your Group initially purchases this coverage and such coverage is pur­ chased as replacement of coverage under another carrier's group policy, those persons who are Totally Disabled on the effective date of this coverage and who were covered under the prior group policy will be considered eligible for cover­ age under this Certificate. Your Totally Disabled dependents will be considered eligible dependents under this Certificate provided such dependents meet the description of an eligible fami­ ly member as specified below under the heading Family Coverage. Your dependent children who have reached the limiting age of this Certificate will be considered eligible dependents under this Certificate if they were covered un­ der the prior group policy and, because of a handicapped condition, are incapable of self sustaining employment and are dependent upon you or other care provid­ ers for lifetime care and supervision. If you are Totally Disabled, you will be entitled to all of the benefits of this Certif­ icate. The benefits of this Certificate will be coordinated with benefits under your prior group policy. Your pri...
SUBSTANCE USE DISORDER TREATMENT BENEFITS. Your Cost for Inpatient Substance Use Disorder Treatment None — Your Cost for Outpatient Office Visits for Substance Use Disorder Treatment $25 per Visit — Your Cost for Outpatient Specialist Physician Office Visits for Substance Use Disorder Treatment $25 per Visit Refer to the OTHER THINGS YOU SHOULD KNOW section of your Certificate for information regarding Covered Services Expense Limitation
SUBSTANCE USE DISORDER TREATMENT BENEFITS. Your coverage includes benefits for the treatment of Substance Use Disorder. Covered Services are the same as those provided for any other condition, as spe­ cified in the other benefit sections of this Certificate. In addition, benefits are available for Covered Services provided by a Substance Use Disorder Treat­ ment Facility or a Residential Treatment Center in the BlueAdvantage Substance Use Disorder Network. To obtain benefits for Substance Use Dis­ order Treatment, they must be authorized by your Primary Care Physician or Woman's Principal Health Care Provider. There are no limits on the number of days available to you for care in a Hospital or other eligible facility. When you are admitted as an Inpatient to a Hospital, Substance Use Disorder Treatment Facility or Residential Treatment Center, you are responsible for paying a Copayment of $250 per day up to a maximum of 7 days per calendar year. If you have paid any Inpatient Hospital Benefits Copayments as described in the HOSPITAL BENEFITS section of this Certificate in the same calendar year, those Copayments can be used to satisfy the 7 day maximum. After the Copayment, benefits for Covered Services will be paid at 100% of the Provid­ er's Charge.
SUBSTANCE USE DISORDER TREATMENT BENEFITS. Your coverage includes benefits for the treatment of Substance Use Disorder. Covered Services are the same as those provided for any other condition, as spe­ cified in the other benefit sections of this Certificate. In addition, benefits are available for Covered Services provided by a Substance Use Disorder Treat­ ment Facility or a Residential Treatment Center in the HMO Illinois Substance Use Disorder Network. To obtain benefits for Substance Use Disorder Treat­ ment, they must be authorized by your Primary Care Physician or Woman's Principal Health Care Provider. There are no limits on the number of days available to you for care in a Hospital or other eligible facility. Each time you are admitted as an Inpatient to a Hospital, Substance Use Dis­ order Treatment Facility or Residential Treatment Center you must satisfy a $250 deductible. After you have satisfied the deductible, benefits for Covered Services will be paid at 100% of the Provider's Charge.
SUBSTANCE USE DISORDER TREATMENT BENEFITS. Your coverage includes benefits for the treatment of Substance Use Disorder. Covered Services are the same as those provided for any other condition, as speci­ fied in the other benefit sections of this Certificate. In addition, benefits are available for Covered Services provided by a Substance Use Disorder Treatment Facility or a Residential Treatment Center in the Blue Precision HMO Network. To obtain benefits for Substance Use Disorder Treatment, they must be author­ ized by your Primary Care Physician or Woman's Principal Health Care Provider. There are no limits on the number of days available to you for care in a Hospital or other eligible facility.

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