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• When Does a Drug Become Generic?

  Generic drug versions may be introduced after the patent for the brand-name drug expires, which is usually 20 years.

• How to Make the Most of Your Health Insurance

  Get the most bang for your health care buck by choosing the right plan and managing it the right way.

• Plan Certificates Describe Additional Coverage

  Plan certificates contain benefit information for your plan rider or add-on plans to your medical and dental coverage.

• Why Your Cost may be More when You See a Nonparticipating Provider

  Learn why you're charged more when you see a nonparticipating provider instead of a participating one.

• Why You Need an HMSA Dental Plan

  HMSA dental offerings and dental health.

• Who Should Get the MMR Vaccine?

  The Hawaii Department of Health (DOH) has issued an advisory recommending an additional measles, mumps, and rubella (MMR) vaccine for at-risk individuals.

• Who Qualifies as an Eligible Dependent?

  Generally, a subscriber's spouse and children are eligible dependents. Check with your plan administrator or Guide to Benefits for more information.

• What Are Generic Drugs and When Does a Drug Become Generic?

  Generic drug versions may be introduced after the patent for the brand-name drug expires, which is usually 20 years.

• Patient Centered Medical Home: A Path to Quality, Affordable Health Care

  A patient-centered medical home is not a building, it's a model of care designed to better coordinate your care with an emphasis on your overall well-being.

• When Prior Approval (Precertification) is Denied or Not Requested

  If your precertification request is denied and you disagree with HMSA's decision, you or your provider may submit an appeal.

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