Find out about this plan's copays for primary care providers and specialists.
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Primary care provider (PCP) | $0 copay | |
Primary care provider (PCP) $0 copay | ||
Specialist | $30 copay | |
Specialist $30 copay | ||
Virtual visits | $0 copay to talk with a telehealth provider online through live audio and video. | |
Virtual visits $0 copay to talk with a telehealth provider online through live audio and video.$0 copay to talk with a telehealth provider online through live audio and video. | ||
Annual routine physical | $0 copay, 1 per year | |
Annual routine physical $0 copay, 1 per yearNo coverage | ||
Preventive services (such as covered screenings, vaccinations, etc.) | $0 copay for covered services | |
Preventive services (such as covered screenings, vaccinations, etc.) $0 copay for covered services | ||
Mental health (outpatient) |
Group: $15 copay Individual: $25 copay |
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Mental health (outpatient)
Group: $15 copay Individual: $25 copay |
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Opioid treatment services | $0 copay | |
Opioid treatment services $0 copay |
Learn about this plan's prescription drug coverage and costs. Enter your prescriptions to see what they'd cost with this plan.
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Annual prescription deductible
Annual prescription deductible
If your plan has an annual deductible, you (or others on your behalf) will pay your drug costs up to the amount of this deductible before moving into the Initial Coverage stage.
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Annual prescription deductible
Annual prescription deductible
If your plan has an annual deductible, you (or others on your behalf) will pay your drug costs up to the amount of this deductible before moving into the Initial Coverage stage.
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Tier 1: Preferred Generic |
Network pharmacy (30-day) $0 copay Preferred mail order pharmacy (100-day) $0 copay |
Tier 1: Preferred Generic
Network pharmacy (30-day) $0 copay Preferred mail order pharmacy (100-day) $0 copay |
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Tier 2: Generic |
Network pharmacy (30-day) $14 copay Preferred mail order pharmacy (100-day) $0 copay |
Tier 2: Generic
Network pharmacy (30-day) $14 copay Preferred mail order pharmacy (100-day) $0 copay |
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Tier 3: Preferred Brand |
Network pharmacy (30-day) $47 copay Preferred mail order pharmacy (100-day) $131 copay |
Tier 3: Preferred Brand
Network pharmacy (30-day) $47 copay Preferred mail order pharmacy (100-day) $131 copay |
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Tier 3: Covered Insulin |
Network pharmacy (30-day) $35 copay Preferred mail order pharmacy (100-day) $95 copay |
Tier 3: Covered Insulin
Network pharmacy (30-day) $35 copay Preferred mail order pharmacy (100-day) $95 copay |
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Tier 4: Non-preferred Generic or Brand |
Network pharmacy (30-day) $100 copay Preferred mail order pharmacy (100-day) $290 copay |
Tier 4: Non-preferred Generic or Brand
Network pharmacy (30-day) $100 copay Preferred mail order pharmacy (100-day) $290 copay |
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Tier 5: Specialty |
Network pharmacy (30-day) 33% of the cost |
Tier 5: Specialty
Network pharmacy (30-day) 33% of the cost |
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Coverage Gap stage | In this stage, the plan pays its share of the cost of your Tier 1 drugs and you pay your copay or coinsurance. For all other tiers, you pay 25% of the negotiated price for covered drugs. You may pay less if your plan has additional coverage in the gap. You pay this amount until your total out-of-pocket cost reaches $8,000. |
Coverage Gap stage In this stage, the plan pays its share of the cost of your Tier 1 drugs and you pay your copay or coinsurance. For all other tiers, you pay 25% of the negotiated price for covered drugs. You may pay less if your plan has additional coverage in the gap. You pay this amount until your total out-of-pocket cost reaches $8,000. | |
Catastrophic Coverage stage | After your total out-of-pocket drug costs reach $8,000, you won't pay anything for Medicare Part D covered drugs for the rest of the plan year. For excluded drugs covered under any enhanced benefit, you pay a cost share. |
Catastrophic Coverage stage After your total out-of-pocket drug costs reach $8,000, you won't pay anything for Medicare Part D covered drugs for the rest of the plan year. For excluded drugs covered under any enhanced benefit, you pay a cost share. | |
Preferred mail order 1 | $0 copay for at least a 3-month supply of Tier 1 medications with Optum home delivery pharmacy |
Preferred mail order 1 $0 copay for at least a 3-month supply of Tier 1 medications with Optum home delivery pharmacy |
Learn about this plan's dental coverage options and costs.
Costs | What you'll pay |
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Routine dental |
$1,000 per year for covered dental services $0 copay for covered network preventive services such as oral exams, routine cleanings, X-rays and fluoride 50% coinsurance for bridges and dentures, $0 copay for all other covered network comprehensive services such as fillings, crowns, root canals and extractions You will have access to Medicare Advantage's largest dental network, or you can choose any dentist. Seeing a network dentist may save you money. |
Routine dental
$1,000 per year for covered dental services $0 copay for covered network preventive services such as oral exams, routine cleanings, X-rays and fluoride 50% coinsurance for bridges and dentures, $0 copay for all other covered network comprehensive services such as fillings, crowns, root canals and extractions You will have access to Medicare Advantage's largest dental network, or you can choose any dentist. Seeing a network dentist may save you money. |
See this plan's benefits, costs and copays. For full plan details, see the Evidence of Coverage or Summary of Benefits under the Plan Documents section.
Costs | What you'll pay | |
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Urgent care | $40 copay per visit ($0 copay when outside of the United States) | |
Urgent care $40 copay per visit ($0 copay when outside of the United States)$40 copay per visit ($0 copay when outside of the United States) | ||
Emergency care | $100 copay per visit ($0 copay when outside of the United States) | |
Emergency care $100 copay per visit ($0 copay when outside of the United States)$100 copay per visit ($0 copay when outside of the United States) | ||
Ambulance services | $290 copay for ground or air | |
Ambulance services $290 copay for ground or air | ||
Inpatient hospital care |
$250 copay per day: days 1-5 $0 copay per day after that for unlimited days |
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Inpatient hospital care
$250 copay per day: days 1-5 $0 copay per day after that for unlimited days |
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Outpatient hospital services (including surgery and observation) | $250 copay | |
Outpatient hospital services (including surgery and observation) $250 copay | ||
Ambulatory surgical center | $150 copay | |
Ambulatory surgical center $150 copay | ||
Physical, speech or occupational therapy | $20 copay per visit | |
Physical, speech or occupational therapy $20 copay per visit | ||
Lab services | $0 copay | |
Lab services $0 copay | ||
Outpatient X-rays | $15 copay | |
Outpatient X-rays $15 copay | ||
Diagnostic tests and procedures, non-radiological (such as EKG/ECG tests, etc.) | $45 copay | |
Diagnostic tests and procedures, non-radiological (such as EKG/ECG tests, etc.) $45 copay | ||
Diagnostic radiology services (such as MRIs, CT scans, etc.) | $225 copay | |
Diagnostic radiology services (such as MRIs, CT scans, etc.) $225 copay | ||
Skilled nursing facility |
$0 copay per day: days 1-20 $203 copay per day: days 21-100 |
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Skilled nursing facility
$0 copay per day: days 1-20 $203 copay per day: days 21-100 |
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Home health care | $0 copay | |
Home health care $0 copay | ||
Diabetes monitoring supplies | $0 copay for covered brands | |
Diabetes monitoring supplies $0 copay for covered brands |
See more of the benefits and programs offered by this plan that are not provided under Original Medicare. For full plan details, see the Evidence of Coverage or Summary of Benefits under the Plan Documents section.
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Routine eye exam | $0 copay, 1 per year | |
Routine eye exam $0 copay, 1 per yearNo coverage | ||
Routine eyewear |
$0 copay Plan pays up to $250 every two years for frames or contact lenses. Standard single, bifocal, trifocal, or progressive lenses are covered in full. Home-delivered eyewear available nationwide only through UnitedHealthcare Vision (select products only). |
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Routine eyewear
$0 copay Plan pays up to $250 every two years for frames or contact lenses. Standard single, bifocal, trifocal, or progressive lenses are covered in full. Home-delivered eyewear available nationwide only through UnitedHealthcare Vision (select products only).$0 copay Plan pays up to $250 every two years for frames or contact lenses. Standard single, bifocal, trifocal, or progressive lenses are covered in full. Home-delivered eyewear available nationwide only through UnitedHealthcare Vision (select products only). |
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Routine hearing exam | $0 copay, 1 per year | |
Routine hearing exam $0 copay, 1 per yearNo coverage | ||
Hearing aids | Copays from $99 - $1,249 for a broad selection of OTC and brand-name prescription hearing aids through UnitedHealthcare Hearing, up to 2 hearing aids every year | |
Hearing aids Copays from $99 - $1,249 for a broad selection of OTC and brand-name prescription hearing aids through UnitedHealthcare Hearing, up to 2 hearing aids every yearCopays from $99 - $1,249 for a broad selection of OTC and brand-name prescription hearing aids through UnitedHealthcare Hearing, up to 2 hearing aids every year | ||
OTC credit | $40 credit per quarter to buy covered OTC products. | |
OTC credit $40 credit per quarter to buy covered OTC products.$40 credit per quarter to buy covered OTC products. | ||
Fitness program | $0 copay for Renew Active®, which includes a free gym membership, plus online fitness classes and brain health challenges. | |
Fitness program $0 copay for Renew Active®, which includes a free gym membership, plus online fitness classes and brain health challenges.$0 copay for Renew Active®, which includes a free gym membership, plus online fitness classes and brain health challenges. | ||
Routine foot care | $30 copay, 6 visits per year | |
Routine foot care $30 copay, 6 visits per yearNo coverage | ||
Meal benefit | $0 copay for 28 home-delivered meals immediately after an inpatient hospitalization or skilled nursing facility (SNF) stay. | |
Meal benefit $0 copay for 28 home-delivered meals immediately after an inpatient hospitalization or skilled nursing facility (SNF) stay.$0 copay for 28 home-delivered meals immediately after an inpatient hospitalization or skilled nursing facility (SNF) stay. | ||
Nurse Hotline | Speak with a registered nurse (RN) 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. | |
Nurse Hotline Speak with a registered nurse (RN) 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.Speak with a registered nurse (RN) 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. |
Important documents that provide the details you need about this plan's coverage and benefits, prescription drugs, enrollment, providers and more.
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1Savings benefit
Savings apply during the Initial Coverage period, which begins after the payment of your required deductible (if any) and ends when the total cost of your drugs (paid by UnitedHealthcare, you and others) reaches $5,030 (2024).
Optum Home Delivery Pharmacy and Optum Rx are affiliates of UnitedHealthcare Insurance Company. You are not required to use Optum Home Delivery Pharmacy for your regular medication. There may be other pharmacies in our network. If you have not used Optum Home Delivery Pharmacy, you must approve the first prescription order sent directly from your doctor before it can be filled. New prescriptions from the pharmacy should arrive within ten business days from the date the completed order is received, and refill orders should arrive in about seven business days. Contact Optum Home Delivery Pharmacy anytime at 1-877-266-4832 / TTY 711, 8 a.m. to 8 p.m., 7 days a week.
$0 copays may be restricted to preferred home delivery prescriptions during the initial coverage phase and may not apply during the coverage or catastrophic stage. Benefits vary by plan/area. Limitations and exclusions apply.
Enrollment Disclaimer Information:
Plans are insured through UnitedHealthcare Insurance Company or one of its affiliated companies, a Medicare Advantage organization with a Medicare contract and a Medicare-approved Part D sponsor. Enrollment in these plans depends on the plan’s contract renewal with Medicare. UnitedHealthcare Insurance Company paid royalty fees to AARP for the use of its intellectual property. These fees are used for the general purposes of AARP. AARP and its affiliates are not insurers. You do not need to be an AARP member to enroll. AARP encourages you to consider your needs when selecting products and does not make specific product or pharmacy recommendations for individuals. UnitedHealthcare contracts directly with Walgreens for this plan; AARP and its affiliates are not parties to that contractual relationship.
Extra Help:
If you receive Extra Help from Medicare, your copays may be lower or you may have no copays.
Featured Benefits:
- Benefits, features and/or devices vary by plan/area. Limitations, exclusions and/or network restrictions may apply.
- 2024: Nurse Hotline not for use in emergencies, for informational purposes only.
- Other hearing exam providers are available in the UnitedHealthcare network. The plan only covers hearing aids from a UnitedHealthcare Hearing network provider.
- For Chronic Special Needs Plans - You will pay a maximum of $25 for each 1-month supply of Part D covered insulin drug through all coverage stages, except the Catastrophic drug payment stage where you pay $0.
- For All Other Plans - You will pay a maximum of $35 for each 1-month supply of Part D covered insulin drug through all coverage stages, except the Catastrophic drug payment stage where you pay $0.
- Food, OTC and utility benefits have expiration timeframes. Call your plan or review your Evidence of Coverage (EOC) for more information.
- Eligibility for the healthy food and utilities benefit under the Value-Based Insurance Design model is limited to members with Extra Help from Medicare and will be determined after enrollment.
- For C-SNP: The healthy food benefit is a special supplemental benefit only available to chronically ill enrollees with a qualifying condition, such as diabetes, chronic heart failure and/or cardiovascular disorders, and who also meet all applicable plan coverage criteria. Contact us for details.
- For D-SNP, TN only: The healthy food benefit is a special supplemental benefit only available to chronically ill enrollees with a qualifying condition, such as high blood pressure, high cholesterol, chronic and disabling mental health conditions, diabetes and/or cardiovascular disorders, and who also meet all applicable plan coverage criteria. There may be other qualified conditions not listed. Contact us for details.
- 2024: You must have a working landline and/or cellular phone coverage to use PERS.
- The fitness benefit includes a standard fitness membership. The information provided is for informational purposes only and is not medical advice. Consult your doctor prior to beginning an exercise program or making changes to your lifestyle or health care routine. Gym network may vary in local market and plan.
- If your plan offers out-of-network dental coverage and you see an out-of-network dentist, you might be billed more. Network size varies by local market.
- Routine transportation not for use in emergencies.
- Virtual visits may require video-enabled smartphone or other device. Not for use in emergencies. Not all network providers offer virtual care.
- $0 copays may be restricted to preferred home delivery prescriptions during the initial coverage phase and may not apply during the Catastrophic stage. Optum® Home Delivery Pharmacy and Optum Rx are affiliates of the UnitedHealthcare Insurance Company. You are not required to use Optum Home Delivery Pharmacy for medications you take regularly. There may be other pharmacies in your network.
The Medicare Prescription Payment Plan:
Starting Jan. 1, 2025, if you spend more than $2,000 for covered Part D prescription drugs each year, you may want to participate in the Medicare Prescription Payment Plan. This payment plan spreads your out-of-pocket prescription drug costs over the remainder of the calendar year. Learn more about the Medicare Prescription Payment Plan.
Out-of-network:
Out-of-network/non-contracted providers are under no obligation to treat members, except in emergency situations. Please call our customer service number or see your Evidence of Coverage for more information, including the cost-sharing that applies to out-of-network services.
State-Level Medicaid, D-SNP Disclaimer:
D-SNP and C-SNP: The values shown in-network represent a range based upon the amount of the Medicare Parts A and B plan cost sharing covered by the state. Depending on your Medicaid eligibility, your Medicaid program may have cost sharing. For complete information, and for costs for those without Medicare Parts A and B plan cost sharing covered by the state, and applicable Medicaid cost sharing, please refer to your Summary of Benefits or Evidence of Coverage. Limitations, exclusions, and restrictions may apply.
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