Zing Open Access MI (HMO-POS) H4624-007 is a 2023 Medicare Advantage Plan or Part-C by Zing Health available to residents in Michigan. This plan includes extra prescription drug (Part-D) coverage. Zing Health Zing Open Access MI (HMO-POS) has a monthly premium of $25.00 and has an in-network maximum out-of-pocket limit of $4,500 (MOOP). This means that if you get sick or need a high-cost procedure the co-pays are capped once you pay
$4,500 out-of-pocket. This can be an extremely nice safety net.
Zing Health works with Medicare to provide significant coverage beyond Part A and Part B benefits. If you decide to sign up for Zing Open Access MI (HMO-POS) you still retain Original Medicare. But you will get extra Part A (Hospital Insurance)
and Part B (Medical Insurance) coverage from Zing Health 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 Zing Health except hospice care. Original Medicare still provides you with hospice care if you sign up for
Medicare Advantage in Michigan.
What type of plan is Zing Open Access MI (HMO-POS)
Zing Open Access MI (HMO-POS) 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.
With a HMO-POS point-of-service you have the option to go out-of-network or see a specialist without a referral. But, you may pay more for out-of-network care you receive than from an in-network provider.
How much does Zing Open Access MI (HMO-POS) cost?
Monthly Premium
A monthly premium is the fee you pay to the plan in exchange for coverage. Zing Health charges a $25.00 consolidated premium. The Part C premium is $0 this charge covers Medicare medical, hospital benefits and supplemental benefits if offered. You generally are also responsible for paying the Part B premium.
Part-D Deductible and Premium
An annual deductible is the amount you pay out-of-pocket for your prescription drugs before your plan begins to pay. Zing Open Access MI (HMO-POS) has a monthly drug premium of $16.80 and a $0 drug deductible. This Zing Health plan offers a $16.80 Part-D Basic Premium that is Not below the regional benchmark. This covers the basic prescription benefit only and does not cover enhanced drug benefits such as medical benefits or hospital benefits. The Part D Supplemental Premium is $8.20. This Premium covers any enhanced plan benefits offered by Zing Health above and beyond the standard PDP benefits. This can include extra coverage in the gap, lower co-payments, and coverage of non-Part D drugs. The Part D Total Premium is $25.00. The Part D Total Premium is the addition of supplemental and basic premiums for some plans this amount can be lowered due to negative basic or supplemental premiums.
Zing Health Gap Coverage
In 2023 once you and your plan provider have spent $4660 on covered drugs. (Combined amount plus your deductible) You will be in the coverage gap. (AKA "donut hole") You will be required to pay 25% for prescription drugs unless your plan offers extra coverage. This Zing Health plan does offer extra coverage through the gap.
Extra Help Premium Assistance
The Low Income Subsidy (LIS) Extra Helps people with Medicare pay for prescription drugs and lowers the costs of Medicare prescription drug coverage. Income limits are based on the Federal Poverty Level (FPL), which changes every year in February or March. The 2022 income limit is $1,719 ($2,309 for couples) per month. Depending on your income level you may be eligible for a full 75%, 50%, 25% premium assistance. The Zing Open Access MI (HMO-POS) medicare insurance offers a $8.20 premium obligation if you receive a full low-income subsidy (LIS) assistance. And the payment is $12.40 for 75% low-income subsidy $16.60 for 50% and $20.80 for 25%.
Full Assistance Premium:
$8.20
75% Assistance Premium:
$12.40
50% Assistance Premium:
$16.60
25% Assistance Premium:
$20.80
MOOP
The maximum out-of-pocket (MOOP) is a yearly limit on your out-of-pocket costs. Zing Open Access MI (HMO-POS) by Zing Health MOOP is $4,500. Once you spend $4,500 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.
Formulary and Drug Coverage
Zing Open Access MI (HMO-POS) formulary is divided into tiers or levels of coverage based on usage and according to the medication costs. Each tier will have a defined copay that you must pay to receive the drug. Drugs in lower tiers will usually cost less than those in higher tiers.
By reviewing different Medicare Drug formularies, you can pick a Medicare Advantage plan that covers your medications. Additionally, you can choose a plan that has your drugs listed at a lower price.
The benefit information provided is a summary of what Zing Open Access MI (HMO-POS) covers and what you pay (such as copayments and coinsurance amounts) for certain common medical events. The Summary of Benefits from Zing Health 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.
Prosthodontics, other oral/maxillofacial surgery, other services
In-Network Comprehensive dental
$0 copay
Restorative services
In-Network Comprehensive dental
$0 copay
In-Network Additional benefits and/or reduced cost-sharing for enrollees with certain health conditions?
No
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 Zing Open Access MI (HMO-POS) requires you to live in that plan’s service area. The service area is listed below:
Zing Health charges a $25.00 consolidated monthly premium. A monthly premium is the fee you pay to the plan in exchange for coverage of Medicare medical, hospital benefits and supplemental benefits if offered. You generally are also responsible for paying the Part B premium.
How much is Zing Open Access MI (HMO-POS) MOOP?
The maximum out-of-pocket (MOOP) is a yearly limit on your out-of-pocket costs. Zing Open Access MI (HMO-POS) by Zing Health MOOP is $4,500. Once you spend $4,500 you will pay nothing for Part A or Part B covered services.
What type of plan is Zing Open Access MI (HMO-POS)?
Zing Open Access MI (HMO-POS) 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).
With a HMO-POS point-of-service you have the option to go out-of-network or see a specialist without a referral. But, you may pay more for out-of-network care you receive than from an in-network provider.
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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