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Unicare Indiana Saver 2000 Plan

Plan Feature In-Network Out-of-Network
Annual Deductible1 $2,000 per member, per year with a two-member family maximum Additional $1,000 out-of-network deductible per member, per year
Annual Out-of-Pocket Maximum1
Amounts shown plus applicable deductibles
$3,000 per member
$6,000 per family
$10,000 per member
$20,000 per family
Amounts shown below are UniCare's payment after applicable deductibles are met, unless otherwise noted.
Plan Feature In-Network Out-of-Network
Lifetime Maximum Benefit UniCare pays up to $5,000,000 per member
Office Visits
All medical office visits and exams for any covered illness or injury. Office visits associated with preventive care for babies and children (through age 6). Office visits associated with a routine Pap smear, annual mammogram colorectal cancer screening or PSA screening.
$30 copay, 1st 2 visits per member per year, participating and nonparticipating providers combined, (deductible waived). After 3+ office visits, you pay 100% of billed charges 1st 2 visits per member per year, participating and nonparticipating providers combined, Unicare pays 60% (deductible waived). After 3+ office visits, you pay 100% of billed charges
Preventive Care
Well Baby/Children (through age 6) Office Visit, Immunizations
Not covered
Adult Preventive Care
Lab/X-ray for routine Pap smear, annual mammogram, PSA screening, and colorectal cancer screening 70% 60%
Office visis related to preventive care services See "Office Visits" benefit above See "Office Visits" benefit above
Other Preventive Services
Such as flu shots or routine physical exams/tests
Not covered
Limited Professional Services
Surgery, anesthesia, radiation therapy and in-hospital doctor visits
70% 60%
Lab Work and X-rays 70% with a maximum payment of $300 per member per year with deductible waived, participating and nonparticipating providers combined 60% with a maximum payment of $300 per member per year with deductible waived, participating and nonparticipating providers combined
Inpatient Hospital Services2 70% 60%, less a $500 deductible for non-emergency stays
Outpatient Medical Care2,3 70% 60%
Initial Care of a Medical Emergency3
Inpatient or outpatient
70% 70%4
Physical Therapy, Occupational Therapy, and Acupuncture Not covered/td>
Ambulatory Surgical Center2 70% 60%
Ambulance Service 70% with a maximum covered expense of $750 per trip, air or ground 60% with a maximum covered expense of $750 per trip, air or ground
Durable Medical Equipment Not covered/td>

Outpatient Prescription Drug Benefit5 In-Network Out-of-Network
Retail Pharmacy
Per prescription (up to a 30 day supply)
Maximum payment by UniCare of $500 per member, per year. Includes generic and brand, participating and nonparticipating retail and mail service combined
Generic
Not subject to deductible
$10 co-payment UniCare pays 50% of the average wholesale price
Brand Name Drugs
$200 Brand Name Deductible applies
You pay a $25 copay UniCare pays 40% of the average wholesale price
Mail Service
Per prescription (up to a 60-day supply)
aximum payment by UniCare of $500 per member, per year. Includes generic and brand, participating and nonparticipating retail and mail service combined
Generic
Not subject to deductible
$20 co-payment Not available
Brand Name Drugs
$200 Brand Name Deductible applies
You pay a $50 copay Not available

1 Copays do not apply toward satisfying any deductible. Copays, except pharmacy copays, apply toward your annual out-of-pocket maximum.
2 Services may require preservice review or authorization by UniCare or you will be required to pay an additional penalty.
3 Emergency room visits that do not result in an inpatient admission will be subject to a $60 deductible.
4 Until transferable to a participating hospital; then 60% subject to a $500 deductible per continuing hospital confinement once transferable.
5 Certain prescription drugs may require prior authorization by UniCare.
READ YOUR POLICY CAREFULLY; This outline of coverage provides a brief description of the important features of the Policy. This is not the insurance contract, and only the actual Policy provisions will control. The Policy itself sets forth in detail the rights and obligations of both you and your insurance company. It is, therefore, important that you READ YOUR POLICY CAREFULLY!