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The CelticSaver HSA
Health Plan is a qualified high deductible health plan
designed to provide you with major medical coverage including up
to $5,000,000 of reliable health insurance protection combined
with a Health Savings Account (HSA) option to make your health
plan even more affordable.
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Exclusions
and Limitations
Eligibility
Information
What
is covered with the CelticSaver
HSA Health Plan?
The CelticSaver HSA Health Plan pays for
the benefits highlighted below provided that four simple
criteria are met:
1) The treatment is authorized by a
physician;
2) The treatment or diagnosis is for a sickness, bodily
injury, complication of pregnancy or as part of a covered
wellness program;
3) The treatment is medically necessary;
4) The expense is a reasonable and customary charge incurred
while coverage is in force.
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Hospital
and Surgical Charges--Charges by a hospital or physician
for medical and surgical services and supplies while hospital confined
are eligible expenses. The maximum eligible expense for hospital
daily room and board charges for normal care is the average semi-private
room rate in that hospital. For intensive care, the maximum
eligible expense is four times the average semi-private room rate in
that hospital.
Medical
Service Charges--Charges for the
following medical services are eligible expenses:
- nonsurgical professional services by a
physician or nurse;
- radiologist or laboratory charges for X-ray or
radiation therapy, diagnosis or treatment;
- up to 30 visits per person, per calendar year
of home health care by a home health care agency, but only if a
hospital, skilled nursing or extended care facility confinement
would otherwise be needed and the visit is prescribed by a
physician;
- non-surgical treatment for tonsils, adenoids or
hernia and surgical treatment for tonsils, adenoids or hernia after
coverage is in force for 6 months;
- one screening by low-dose mammography, per
calendar year beginning at age 35;
- emergency air or ground transportation in an
ambulance to the nearest hospital up to $3,000;
- if a tubal ligation is performed during a
pregnancy or complication of pregnancy, then those charges will be
considered as eligible expenses. Tubal ligation and
vasectomies performed as outpatient surgery are covered after 12
months of continuous coverage;
- one cytological screening per calendar year for
women age 18 and older;
- coverage for one prostate cancer screening per
calendar year for an insured person age 50 and over.
Medical
Supply Charges--Charges for the following medical supplies
are eligible expenses:
- prescription drugs;
- blood, blood plasma, oxygen and anesthesia and
their administration;
- initial artificial limbs or eyes needed to
replace natural limbs or eyes that are lost while an insured
person's coverage is in force (however, no benefit will be paid for
repair or replacement of artificial limbs or eyes, or other
prosthetic devices);
- initial prosthetic devices required as a result
of a mastectomy performed while an insured person's coverage is in
force;
- casts, splints, surgical dressings, crutches,
and the rental of wheelchairs, hospital beds, and other durable
medical equipment;
- diabetic equipment and supplies prescribed by a
physician.
Dental
& Cosmetic Charges--Treatment of sound, natural teeth
due to bodily injury that occurs while the insured person's coverage is
in force. No benefits will be paid for the prevention or
correction of teeth irregularities and malocclusion of jaws by removal,
replacement, or treatment on or to teeth or any other surrounding
tissue.
Reconstructive surgery needed to correct a bodily
injury or sickness that occurs while the insured person's coverage is in
force is covered. Cosmetic or reconstructive surgery that is not
medically necessary will not be covered.
Psychiatric
Care Charges--Hospital, medical service and supply charges
for psychiatric care while hospital confined are eligible expenses, up
to $2,500 per insured person, per calendar year. Outpatient
psychiatric care charges including medical service charges outpatient
prescription drug charges. Medical Service Charges are paid at 50%
of eligible expenses up to $40 per visit. Twenty-five visits per
calendar year. Outpatient prescription drugs are covered at 50% of
eligible charges. This benefit is limited to a maximum of $1,000
per insured person, per calendar year. $10,000 lifetime maximum
benefit per insured for inpatient and outpatient combined.
Reconstructive Breast Surgery -- as
a result of a partial or total mastectomy.
Human
Organ and Transplant Charges--Hospital, medical service and
medical supply charges for non-experimental human organ and/or tissue
transplant charges are eligible expenses. If the insured person
uses the Transplant Network, benefits will be paid up to the amount of
the charges negotiated by the Network. In addition, there is a
limited travel and lodging benefit. If the insured person elects
to have the procedure performed outside the Transplant Network, up to
$100,000 will be reimbursed per procedure.
Hospice Care--Hospice
care, services and supplies, up to $5,000 per an insured person's
lifetime.
Complications
of Pregnancy--Complications of pregnancy covered as any
other illness. No benefits are paid for a normal pregnancy, normal
childbirth, elective Cesarean Section, or elective abortion.
Preventive Care
-- Eligible expenses for medical services and supplies incurred for
preventive care in an asymptomatic insured person are covered up to $300
per insured person per calendar year.
Preventive
Care Benefits include, but are not limited to, charges for the
following:
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Annual
physical examinations, including office visits;
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Routine
x-rays, labs and diagnostic tests;
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Screening
services such as colorectal cancer tests, bone mass measurement and
cardiovascular and diabetes tests;
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Immunizations;
and
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Routine
eye exam.
Preventive
Care Benefits in excess of the calendar year maximum are not eligible
expenses.
CelticSaver
HSA Plan--
Network Services-- To maximize
the benefits received under the CelticSaver HSA PPO Plan and insured
person must receive services from network providers.
Non-network Services--Each time
an out-of-network provider (physician and/or hospital) is used,
eligible chargers are reduced by an additional 20%, which does not
apply to the out-of-pocket maximum. Also, the office visit copay
does not apply when non-network physicians are used.
If charges by a non-network provider are
incurred by an insured person due to a medical emergency, the
deductible and coinsurance will be the same as if provided by a
network provider.
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