ConnectiCare Choice Plan 2 (HMO) H3528-003 is a 2023 Medicare Advantage Plan or Part-C by ConnectiCare available to residents in Connecticut. This plan does not provide extra prescription drug (Part-D) coverage. ConnectiCare ConnectiCare Choice Plan 2 (HMO) has a monthly premium of $0 and has an in-network maximum out-of-pocket limit of $6,000 (MOOP). This means that if you get sick or need a high-cost procedure the co-pays are capped once you pay
$6,000 out-of-pocket. This can be an extremely nice safety net.
ConnectiCare works with Medicare to provide significant coverage beyond Part A and Part B benefits. If you decide to sign up for ConnectiCare Choice Plan 2 (HMO) you still retain Original Medicare. But you will get extra Part A (Hospital Insurance)
and Part B (Medical Insurance) coverage from ConnectiCare and not Original Medicare. With 2023 Medicare Advantage Plan you are always covered for urgently needed and emergency care. Plus, you receive all
the benefits of Original Medicare from ConnectiCare except hospice care. Original Medicare still provides you with hospice care if you sign up for
Medicare Advantage in Connecticut.
What type of plan is ConnectiCare Choice Plan 2 (HMO)
ConnectiCare Choice Plan 2 (HMO) is a Local HMO *. With a health maintenance organization (HMO) you will be required to receive most of your health care from an in-network provider. Health maintenance organizations require that you select a primary care physician (PCP). Your primary care physician will serve as your personal doctor to provide all of your basic healthcare services. If you require specialized care or a physician specialist, your primary care physician will make the arrangements and inform you where you can go in the network. You will need your primary care physician approval, called a referral. Services received from an out-of-network provider are not typically covered.
How much does ConnectiCare Choice Plan 2 (HMO) cost?
Part-C Premium
A monthly premium is the fee you pay to the plan in exchange for coverage. ConnectiCare charges a $0 premium. The Part C premium covers Medicare medical, hospital benefits and supplemental benefits if offered. You generally are also responsible for paying the Part B premium.
MOOP
The maximum out-of-pocket (MOOP) is a yearly limit on your out-of-pocket costs. ConnectiCare Choice Plan 2 (HMO) by ConnectiCare MOOP is $6,000. Once you spend $6,000 you will pay nothing for Part A or Part B covered services. Copayments and coinsurance for Medicare approved services apply toward your out-of-pocket limit. Remember Original Medicare (Parts A and B) doesn’t have a MOOP.
2023 Summary of Benefits
The benefit information provided is a summary of what ConnectiCare Choice Plan 2 (HMO) covers and what you pay (such as copayments and coinsurance amounts) for certain common medical events. The Summary of Benefits from ConnectiCare helps
get an idea of how much financial protection the plan is generally expected to provide for common health conditions. This section also contains information on coverage for in-network and out-of-network providers.
$0 per day for days 1 through 20 $196 per day for days 21 through 100
Occupational therapy visit
Rehabilitation services
$10 copay
Physical therapy and speech and language therapy visit
Rehabilitation services
$10 copay
Cleaning
Preventive dental
$0 copay
Dental x-ray(s)
Preventive dental
$0 copay
Fluoride treatment
Preventive dental
$0 copay
Oral exam
Preventive dental
$0 copay
Preventive care
$0 copay
Outpatient hospital coverage
$200 copay per visit
In-Network Other health plan deductibles?
Yes
Optional supplemental benefits
No
Inpatient hospital - psychiatric
Mental health services
$1,871 per stay
Outpatient group therapy visit
Mental health services
$10 copay
Outpatient group therapy visit with a psychiatrist
Mental health services
$10 copay
Outpatient individual therapy visit
Mental health services
$10 copay
Outpatient individual therapy visit with a psychiatrist
Mental health services
$10 copay
Chemotherapy
Medicare Part B drugs
10-20% coinsurance
Other Part B drugs
Medicare Part B drugs
10-20% coinsurance
Diabetes supplies
Medical equipment/supplies
$0 copay
Durable medical equipment (e.g., wheelchairs, oxygen)
Medical equipment/supplies
0-20% coinsurance per item
Prosthetics (e.g., braces, artificial limbs)
Medical equipment/supplies
$0 copay
Maximum out-of-pocket enrollee responsibility (does not include prescription drugs)
$6,000 In-network
Inpatient hospital coverage
$295 per day for days 1 through 6 $0 per day for days 7 through 90
Fitting/evaluation
Hearing
Not covered
Hearing aids - inner ear
Hearing
Not covered
Hearing aids - outer ear
Hearing
Not covered
Hearing aids - over the ear
Hearing
Not covered
Hearing exam
Hearing
$10 copay
Health plan deductible
$0
Ground ambulance
$50 copay
Foot exams and treatment
Foot care (podiatry services)
$10 copay
Routine foot care
Foot care (podiatry services)
Not covered
Emergency
Emergency care/Urgent care
$95 copay per visit (always covered)
Urgent care
Emergency care/Urgent care
$10 copay per visit (always covered)
Primary
Doctor visits
$0 copay
Specialist
Doctor visits
$10 copay per visit
Diagnostic radiology services (e.g., MRI)
Diagnostic procedures/lab services/imaging
$175 copay
Diagnostic tests and procedures
Diagnostic procedures/lab services/imaging
$25 copay
Lab services
Diagnostic procedures/lab services/imaging
$0-10 copay
Outpatient x-rays
Diagnostic procedures/lab services/imaging
$15 copay
Diagnostic services
Comprehensive dental
20% coinsurance
Endodontics
Comprehensive dental
50% coinsurance
Extractions
Comprehensive dental
50% coinsurance
Non-routine services
Comprehensive dental
20% coinsurance
Periodontics
Comprehensive dental
50% coinsurance
Prosthodontics, other oral/maxillofacial surgery, other services
Comprehensive dental
50% coinsurance
Restorative services
Comprehensive dental
20% coinsurance
In-Network Additional benefits and/or reduced cost-sharing for enrollees with certain health conditions?
No
ConnectiCare Choice Plan 2 (HMO) Reviews
Is ConnectiCare Choice Plan 2 (HMO) a good plan? ConnectiCare Choice Plan 2 (HMO) received a 3.5 overall star rating from the CMS. The CMS uses a Star Rating System to measure how well Medicare Advantage and Part D plans perform. Plans are rated on a one-to-five scale, with one star representing poor performance and five stars representing excellent performance.
Medicare Advantage with prescription drug (Part D) coverage (MA-PD) contracts are rated on up to 38 unique quality and performance measures. You can use the CMS star rating to compare ConnectiCare Choice Plan 2 Reviews among several different plans.
2022 Overall Rating
Part C Summary Rating
Part-D Summary Rating
Staying Healthy: Screenings, Tests, Vaccines
Managing Chronic (Long Term) Conditions
Member Experience with Health Plan
Complaints and Changes in Plans Performance
Health Plan Customer Service
Drug Plan Customer Service
Complaints and Changes in the Drug Plan
Member Experience with the Drug Plan
Drug Safety and Accuracy of Drug Pricing
Staying Healthy, Screening, Testing, & Vaccines
Total Preventative Rating
Breast Cancer Screening
Colorectal Cancer Screening
Annual Flu Vaccine
Monitoring Physical Activity
Managing Chronic And Long Term Care for Older Adults
Total Rating
SNP Care Management
Medication Review
Pain Assessment
Osteoporosis Management
Diabetes Care - Eye Exam
Diabetes Care - Kidney Disease
Diabetes Care - Blood Sugar
Controlling Blood Pressure
Reducing Risk of Falling
Improving Bladder Control
Medication Reconciliation
Statin Therapy
Member Experience with H3528-003 Health Plan
Total Experience Rating
Getting Needed Care
Getting Appointments
Customer Service
Health Care Quality
Rating of Health Plan
Care Coordination
Member Complaints and Changes in Plans Performance
Total Rating
Complaints about Health Plan
Members Leaving the Plan
Health Plan Quality Improvement
Health Plan Customer Service Rating for ConnectiCare
Total Customer Service Rating
Timely Decisions About Appeals
Reviewing Appeals Decisions
Call Center, TTY, Foreign Language
Drug Plan Customer Service Ratings
Total Rating
Call Center, TTY, Foreign Language
Ratings For Member Complaints and Changes in the Drug Plans Performance
Total Rating
Complaints about the Drug Plan
Members Choosing to Leave the Plan
Drug Plan Quality Improvement
Member Experience with the Drug Plan
Total Rating
Rating of Drug Plan
Getting Needed Prescription Drugs
Drug Safety and Accuracy of Drug Pricing
Total Rating
MPF Price Accuracy
Drug Adherence for Diabetes Medications
Drug Adherence for Hypertension (RAS antagonists)
Drug Adherence for Cholesterol (Statins)
MTM Program Completion Rate for CMR
Statin with Diabetes
Coverage Area
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The availability of Medicare Advantage Plans will vary according to your region. This is why the Coverage Area matters in terms of Medicare eligibility. You will always be eligible for Original Medicare, but eligibility for ConnectiCare Choice Plan 2 (HMO) requires you to live in that plan’s service area. The service area is listed below:
How much does ConnectiCare Choice Plan 2 (HMO) cost?
ConnectiCare charges a $0 monthly premium. A monthly premium is the fee you pay to the plan in exchange for coverage. The premium covers Medicare medical, hospital benefits and supplemental benefits if offered. You generally are also responsible for paying the Part B premium.
How much is ConnectiCare Choice Plan 2 (HMO) MOOP?
The maximum out-of-pocket (MOOP) is a yearly limit on your out-of-pocket costs. ConnectiCare Choice Plan 2 (HMO) by ConnectiCare MOOP is $6,000. Once you spend $6,000 you will pay nothing for Part A or Part B covered services.
What type of plan is ConnectiCare Choice Plan 2 (HMO)?
ConnectiCare Choice Plan 2 (HMO) is a Local HMO *. With a health maintenance organization you will be required to receive most of your health care from an in-network provider. HMOs require that you select a primary care physician (PCP).
Is ConnectiCare Choice Plan 2 (HMO) a good plan?
ConnectiCare Choice Plan 2 (HMO) received a 3.5 overall star rating from the CMS. The CMS uses a Star Rating System to measure how well plans perform. Plans are rated on a one-to-five scale, with one star representing poor performance and five stars representing excellent performance.
Notes: Data are subject to change as contracts are finalized. For 2023, enhanced alternative may offer extra cost sharing reductions in the gap on a sub-set of the formulary drugs, beyond the standard Part-D benefit.
Includes 2023 approved contracts. Employer sponsored 800 series and plans under sanction are excluded.
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