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Urgent Care facilities can treat a variety of illnesses and conditions without the long wait times and hefty costs that come with visiting the Emergency Room (ER). But where you are able to go for care when you most need it can be difficult to navigate, especially if you are on Medicaid. However, most Urgent Care facilities see patients who have insurance, Medicaid, or need help paying for. When emergencies happen, plan ahead with urgently needed care coverage. Get info you need to select best emergency medical insurance for you.

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2016 Open Enrollment Booklet – Gwinnett County

This book provides, in summary, 2016 benefit options available to Gwinnett
County retirees who are … Family-Retiree, Spouse, and Child(ren) …. Deductible,
coinsurance, and copay accumulate toward the Out-of-Pocket … Urgent Care
Facility …… North Carolina Medicaid nc.gov. 1.919.855.4100. North Dakota
Medicaid.

Health plans for individuals and families – Blue Cross and Blue …

and Blue Shield of North Carolina (BCBSNC), you'll be with a company that's
earned the … Maternity, newborn care and pediatric services, including dental
and …

Member Handbook – Select Health of South Carolina

January 2016 … care provider (PCP) for each member of your family. … n. iYour
ID Card. Always Carry it With You. Every member of First Choice has a. First
Choice …. Urgent cases will be seen within 48 hours. … Medicaid Transportation
Broker. …. There will be no co-payment for children less than 19 years of age,
pregnant.

2016 SBOSB B – North Carolina Department of Insurance

2016. Summary of Benefits. Humana Gold Plus. ®. SNP-DE H1036-239 (HMO ….
care. In this plan, you may pay nothing for Medicare-covered services, … services
, refer to the Medicaid Coverage section in this document. … Emergency Care ….
copay. • For all other drugs, either: $0copay; or. $3.60copay; or. $7.40copay.

2016 Insurance Benefits Guide – Putnam County School District

Nov 30, 2015 … You have no out-of-pocket costs (no co-payment, co-insurance or deductible) for
eligible preventive and … Utilize the Care24, virtual office visits, doctor's office or
urgent care center—instead of a hospital …. years old (up to age 23 if child is a
Full-Time Student). ….. NORTH CAROLINA – Medicaid Website: …

Benefit Summary

Oct 23, 2015 … January – December 2016 Benefit Summary … Eligible spouse or children may
select the CCSD 62 Health Care Plan if they have access to …. room copay call
your provider. ….. If you need emergency care, call 911 or seek help from any
doctor or hospital immediately. …… NORTH CAROLINA – Medicaid.

Medicaid Urgent Care Copay

Annual Open Enrollment – University of Utah

The 2015 Plan Year begins July 1, 2015 and ends June 30, 2016. … enrollment,
or make changes to your coverage in the health care plan, enroll in a flexible ….
provider for these services (deductibles, copayments, and coinsurance will ….
providers throughout the State of Utah; access to 40 hospitals and all urgent care
…

North Carolina A guide for individuals and families – CoventryOne

Nov 1, 2015 … when choosing your 2016 health … capabilities, Medicaid health care
management services, … Preventive care for adults and children … Locate a
hospital or urgent care center near you … copay to the physician or other health
care provider. …. North Carolina CoventryOne Health Plan Network Options.

North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services Division …

Medicaid Eligibility Unit. FAMILY AND CHILDREN'S MEDICAID MANUAL …
eligible for Non-Emergency Medicaid Transportation, may be transported to any
service listed in the Medicaid column in the CAP plan of care (see IV.C.6. for ….
Transportation (NEMT) services consist of arranging and/or paying for
transportation.

table of contents – South Carolina Department of Health and Human …

Sep 1, 2015 … Claims Filed via the Web Tool: Use of Emergency Indicator …………………….. 5 …..
costs of Medicaid by imposing copayments upon them. A.

2013-2014 & 2015-2016 Legislation with Effective Dates

Jul 1, 2015 … dates of July 1, 2015 through January 1, 2016. Please note: …. Of A Child
Receiving Child Care. Subsidy Payments To Cooperate. With County …

A Ten-Year, State-by-State, Analysis of Medicaid Fee-for-Service …

Oct 15, 2014 … participation and access to dental care for Medicaid enrollees. … rate among
Medicaid-enrolled children during a time of … beyond emergency care to their
adult Medicaid … “managed care” provider and do not pay dentists ….. North
Carolina ….. Medicaid Adults to Receive Dental Coverage in Colorado.

Chapter 90 – Article 90 – North Carolina Board of Pharmacy

North Carolina Pharmacy Law – Effective January 2016 i. PHARMACY …
Referral Fees and Payment for Certain Solicitations Prohibited, N.C. Gen. Stat. §§
90-400 …. Health Care Facility Licensure Act, Nursing Home Patients' Bill of
Rights,. N.C. Gen. Stat. …. Medicaid, a private insurance company, or a
governmental unit.

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May 7, 2012 … Information for Minnesota Health Care Programs enrolled providers and …
adoption, child care, child protection, child support and foster care. … The link to
North Star and links to other sites are always in the same places on every page.
… 2016 Minnesota Department of Human Services Online, Updated: …

consultant benefits – AccruePartners

December 1, 2015 – November 30, 2016 …. Copay. Plan pays 100%, after
Deductible and you pay a $250. Copay. Plan pays 100%, after $250 Copay. Plan
pays 100%, after $250 Copay. Urgent Care … Coverage is available for all of the
employee's eligible children age 6 months to age ….. NORTH CAROLINA –
Medicaid.

Benefits Enrollment Guide April 1, 2015 – March 31, 2016

Apr 1, 2015 … Lower Copay for Urgent Care(Current Plan – $75/New Plan $60) … increase in
salary. Dependent children can be covered on the voluntary life.

Helping Students Understand Health Care Reform And

Jun 1, 2013 … states; tax credits to help pay for health insurance; improved student … Right now,
low-income adults without children do not qualify for Medicaid in … medical costs,
including parts of co-pays, co-insurance, and …. for 2016.xviii … doctor visits,
preventive care, prescription drugs, emergency …. North Carolina…

Altered State – NC Policy Watch

FUNDING MEDICAID ENVIRONMENTAL SAFETY VOTING RIGHTS WOMEN'S
… JUSTICE CHILD CARE SUBSIDIES ELDERLY SUBSIDIES PUBLIC … N.C.
Policy Watch | Altered State: How five years of conservative rule have … schools,
where rankings in teacher pay and per pupil … 2001 2004 2007 2010 2013 2016.

Compliance Notices – Johnson County Community College

Medicaid and the Children's Health Insurance Program. 10. Notice of COBRA …
BCBSKC Blue Care HMO, Preferred Care Blue PPO & BlueSaver HDHP Plan.

Medicaid ACO Pediatric Quality Measures and Innovative Payment …

payment models that have the potential to increase the quality of health care …
Oct. 1, 2016. … The Colorado Medical Homes for Children program offers primary
care … North Carolina's Medicaid delivery system, Community Care of North
Carolina (CCNC), is a community … include neonatal intensive care days,
emergency.

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Copays for Medical Assistance and General Assistance members

Medicaid members 18 years of age and older and in the Medical Assistance or General Assistance categories will have to pay a copay for prescriptions and various medical services.

Members who are under the age of 18, pregnant, or in a nursing home do not have to pay the copays.

Residents of a long-term care facility or other medical institution, including intermediate care facilities, do not pay copays.

MA recipients, regardless of age, who qualify for benefits under Title IV-B Foster Care and Title IV-E Foster Care and Adoption Assistance do not pay copays.

PCP visits never have a copay.

Medical and General Assistance recipients cannot be denied a prescription if they cannot afford a copayment. If you cannot afford your prescription copayment, please let your pharmacist know. If you have any problems getting your medication from the pharmacist, please contact Member Relations at 1-800-553-0784 or 215-849-9600 (TTY 1-877-454-8477).

Medical Assistance copays

For the following services you will pay $5.00:

• For acupuncture, you will pay $5.00 for each visit (up to 20 visits). Members who are pregnant or under age 21 do not need to pay a copay.

For the following services you will pay $3.00:

• For inpatient hospital care (which includes both general and medical rehabilitation hospitals), you will pay $3.00 for each day you are in the hospital up to $21.00 for the stay
• For Short Procedure Unit (SPU)/Ambulatory Surgical Center (ASC) visits, you will pay $3.00 per admission or visit.
• For brand name prescription drugs, you will pay $3.00 for each prescription or refill.

Is Urgent Care Free With Medicaid

For the following services, you will pay $1.00:

• For outpatient x-ray services, you will pay $1.00 for the service (not for each x-ray).
• For generic prescription drugs, you will pay $1.00 for each prescription or refill.
• For chiropractor visits, you will pay $1.00 for each visit.

You don’t have to pay a copayment for any of the following if they are part of your benefit package:

• Any services provided in an emergency
• Birth centers
• Blood and blood products
• Certain drugs for high blood pressure, cancer, diabetes, asthma, epilepsy, heart disease, psychosis, HIV/AIDS, glaucoma, depression, and anxiety, as well as anti-Parkinson agents, anti-manic agents, anti-convulsants, anti-neoplastic agents, oral contraceptives, test strips, lancets, meters, and needles
• CRNP (Certified Registered Nurse Practitioner) services
• Dental visits
• Disposable medical supplies
• Doctor's fee for x-rays, diagnostic tests, nuclear medicine or radiation therapy
• Drugs and vaccines that you get in your doctor’s office
• Family planning services
• Home health agency services
• Hospice services
• Laboratory tests
• Medical examinations for members under age 21 provided through the EPSDT program More than one of a series of specific allergy tests provided in a 24-hour period Non-emergency ambulance services
• Nurse midwife (maternity services)
• Optometrist visits
• Oxygen
• Physician visits
• Podiatrist visits
• Portable x-ray services
• Renal dialysis services
• Rental of Durable Medical Equipment (DME)
• Skilled Nursing Facility
• Targeted case management services
• Tobacco cessation counseling services
• Waiver services