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Monthly premium The amount you pay each month. You must continue to pay your Medicare Part B premium.
Extra Help, or Low Income Subsidy, can help pay for prescription drugs and monthly premiums. Find out more.
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$55 |
$240 |
$45 |
In-network maximum out-of-pocket The most you pay each year for Medicare-covered medical services from in-network providers. |
$8,200 |
$6,200 |
$5,200 |
| 2027 Star Rating |
Coming soon (H3832). English [PDF]
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Plan too new to be measured (H2561).
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| Provider Directory |
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| Medical Benefits* |
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You Pay |
You Pay |
You Pay |
| Annual medical deductible |
$0 |
$0 |
$0 |
| Inpatient hospital care* |
Days 1 to 5: $480/day
Days 6 to 60: $50/day
Days 61 to 90: $0/day
Lifetime Reserve Days (60): $0/day
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Days 1 to 4: $460/day
Days 5 to 90: $0/day
Additional Days: $0/day
Lifetime Reserve Days (60): $0/day
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Days 1 to 4: $460/day
Days 5 to 90: $0/day
Additional Days: $0/day
Lifetime Reserve Days (60): $0/day
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| Skilled nursing facility* |
Days 1 to 20: $0/day
Days 21 to 100: $220/day
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Days 1 to 20: $10/day
Days 21 to 60: $215/day
Days 61 to 100: $0/day
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Days 1 to 20: $10/day
Days 21 to 60: $215/day
Days 61 to 100: $0/day
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| Outpatient hospital and ambulatory surgical center services* |
20% of the cost |
20% of the cost |
20% of the cost |
| Primary care provider office visit |
$0 |
$0 |
$0 |
| Specialty care provider office visit |
$55 |
$35 |
$35 |
| Annual wellness visit |
$0 |
$0 |
$0 |
| Ambulance* |
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Ground ambulance
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$350 |
$300 |
$300 |
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Air ambulance
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$700 |
$600 |
$600 |
| Emergency care |
$115 |
$115 |
$115 |
| Urgent care |
$40 |
$35 |
$35 |
| Worldwide coverage for emergency and urgent care services |
10% of the cost |
10% of the cost |
10% of the cost |
| Diagnostic services, labs, and imaging* |
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Diagnostic tests and procedures
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20% of the cost |
20% of the cost |
20% of the cost |
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Outpatient X-rays
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20% of the cost |
20% of the cost |
20% of the cost |
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Lab services
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$0 |
$0 |
$0 |
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Diagnostic radiology services, including advanced imaging services such as MRI, CT, and PET scans
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25% of the cost |
20% of the cost |
20% of the cost |
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Therapeutic radiology services such as radiation
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20% of the cost |
20% of the cost |
20% of the cost |
| Medicare Part B drugs* |
Up to 20% of the cost |
Up to 20% of the cost |
Up to 20% of the cost |
| Medicare Part B insulin drugs* |
$35 |
$35 |
$35 |
| Medical equipment and supplies* |
20% of the cost |
20% of the cost |
20% of the cost |
| Supplemental Dental Benefits |
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Diagnostic and preventive dental services:
- Two oral exams every calendar year
- Two cleanings every calendar year
- One set of bitewing X-rays every calendar year
- One set of full mouth X-rays or panoramic X-ray every five calendar years
- Two fluoride treatments every calendar year
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$0 |
$0 |
$0 |
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Comprehensive dental services:
- Four extractions every calendar year
- Two fillings every calendar year
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$0 |
$0 |
$0 |
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Comprehensive dental services:
- One root canal every calendar year
- One crown following a root canal on the same tooth every calendar year
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Not covered |
$0 |
$0 |
| Dental Provider Directory |
Dental Provider Directory English [PDF] | Chinese [PDF] | Ilocano [PDF] | Korean [PDF] | Vietnamese [PDF] |
| Supplemental Vision Benefits |
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You Pay |
You Pay |
You Pay |
| Routine eye exam (once a calendar year) |
$10 |
$0 |
$0 |
| Contact lenses and eyeglasses (frames and lenses) |
$0 Plan pays up to $150 every calendar year |
$0 Plan pays up to $200 every calendar year |
$0 Plan pays up to $200 every calendar year |
| Vision Provider Directory |
Routine Vision Directory [PDF] |
| Supplemental Hearing Benefits |
| Supplemental Hearing Benefits |
For more information, visit TruHearing or see our Frequently Asked Questions [PDF]. |
| Routine hearing exam (one every calendar year) |
$0 |
$0 |
$0 |
| Hearing aids (one aid per ear every calendar year) |
- Basic aid
$195
- Standard aid
$595
- Advanced aid
$995
- Premium aid
$1,395
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- Basic aid
$195
- Standard aid
$595
- Advanced aid
$995
- Premium aid
$1,395
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- Basic aid
$195
- Standard aid
$595
- Advanced aid
$995
- Premium aid
$1,395
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| Other Supplemental Benefits and Programs |
| Telehealth services |
$0 |
$0 |
$0 |
Health education Learn more |
$0 |
$0 |
$0 |
| Drug Benefits |
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You Pay |
You Pay |
You Pay |
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Annual drug deductible
Extra Help, or Low Income Subsidy, can help pay for prescription drugs and monthly premiums. Find out more.
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$700 Does not apply to tier 1 and tier 2 drugs, insulin, and most Part D vaccines |
$550 Does not apply to tier 1 and tier 2 drugs, insulin, and most Part D vaccines |
$450 Does not apply to tier 1 and tier 2 drugs, insulin, and most Part D vaccines |
Initial coverage stage Until you’ve paid $2,400 out of pocket for Part D drugs. |
| 30-day supply from retail pharmacies |
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Tier 1 – Preferred Generic
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$0 |
$0 |
$0 |
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Tier 2 – Generic
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$5 |
$5 |
$5 |
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Tier 3 – Preferred Brand
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20% of the cost |
20% of the cost |
20% of the cost |
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Tier 3 – Preferred Brand Insulin
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Lesser of $35 and 20% of the cost |
Lesser of $35 and 20% of the cost |
Lesser of $35 and 20% of the cost |
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Tier 4 – Non-Preferred Drug
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28% of the cost |
28% of the cost |
28% of the cost |
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Tier 5 – Specialty
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25% of the cost |
27% of the cost |
28% of the cost |
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Tier 5 – Specialty Insulin
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Lesser of $35 and 25% of the cost |
Lesser of $35 and 25% of the cost |
Lesser of $35 and 25% of the cost |
| 100-day supply from mail-order pharmacy |
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Tier 1 – Preferred Generic
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$0 |
$0 |
$0 |
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Tier 2 – Generic
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$5 |
$5 |
$5 |
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Tier 3 – Preferred Brand
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20% of the cost |
20% of the cost |
20% of the cost |
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Tier 3 – Preferred Brand Insulin
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Lesser of $105 and 20% of the cost |
Lesser of $105 and 20% of the cost |
Lesser of $105 and 20% of the cost |
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Tier 4 – Non-Preferred Drug
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28% of the cost |
28% of the cost |
28% of the cost |
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Tier 5 – Specialty
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25% of the cost |
27% of the cost |
28% of the cost |
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Tier 5 – Specialty Insulin
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Lesser of $105 and 25% of the cost |
Lesser of $105 and 25% of the cost |
Lesser of $105 and 25% of the cost |
Catastrophic coverage stage After you’ve paid $2,400 out of pocket for Part D drugs. |
$0 |
| Most Part D vaccines |
$0 |
| Pharmacy |
Find a pharmacy |
Prescription Drugs List (Formulary) See if your prescription drugs are covered and search for lower-cost alternatives. |
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| Resources and Plan Materials |
| Summary of Benefits |
Summary of Benefits [PDF] |
Summary of Benefits [PDF] |
Summary of Benefits [PDF] |
| Annual Notice of Changes |
Annual Notice of Changes [PDF] |
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Not available |
| Evidence of Coverage |
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| Member Resources |
Learn more |
Learn more |
Learn more |