Open Access Plan definition

Open Access Plan means a health benefits plan that allows Members the right to seek certain health care services from network providers without Prior Authorization or notification by another network provider.
Open Access Plan means you can decide to have your primary care physician refer you to in- network specialists and facilities; it also lets you "self-refer" to in-network specialists and facilities at "discounted rates" or to or out-of-network specialists and facilities at higher out-of- pocket costs.

Examples of Open Access Plan in a sentence

  • Effective January 1, 2022 or when administratively feasible, bargaining unit members will be provided with three medical plan options: Open Access Plan (OAP)300/600, OAP 1000/2000, and OAP Health Savings Account (HAS).

  • The Authority shall provide a choice between an HMO or the CIGNA Open Access Plan in effect September 21, 2006 or its equivalent.

  • Effective for Plan Year 2021 (as of 1/1/21) and through Plan Year 2022 Lecturer Faculty are provided with three medical plan options: Open Access Plan (OAP)200/400, OAP 500/1000, and OAP HSA.

  • These individuals will be allowed to switch out of this plan into the Open Access Plan at any time.

  • Effective for Plan Year 2023 (as of 1/1/23) Lecturer Faculty are provided with three medical plan options: Open Access Plan (OAP) 300/600, OAP 1000/2000, and OAP HSA.

  • The Board agrees to offer hospital/medical insurance under Cigna SchoolCare Yellow Open Access Plan with Choice Fund.

  • An Open Access Plan (OAP) Plus Plan, with in-network and out- of-network options, as summarized in Appendix C.

  • Effective July 1, 2015 members who elect to enroll in the CIGNA Open Access Plan shall pay twelve percent (12%) of the monthly premium.

  • Effective July 1, 2013 members who elect to enroll in the CIGNA Open Access Plan shall pay ten percent (10%) of the monthly premium contribution.

  • An Open Access Plan (OAP) Plus Plan, with in-network and out-of-network options.