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MUNICIPALITY (MONTHLY) All benefits are subject to eligibility, maximum Plan benefit, reasonable and customary determination (or negotiated fee amounts for PPO provider services), and any special limits noted in the Plan. Charges that exceed the reasonable and customary amount or other Plan limitations will not be considered eligible in determining Plan benefits. Eligible expenses must be medically necessary and are subject to the Plan Year deductible unless otherwise noted. Age limitations, as specified in this Benefit Summary, are applied as of the last day of the month in which the eligible dependent s birthday occurs. Member Eligibility Initial Eligibility Continuing Eligibility Self-Payments Termination of Eligibility The first day of the month in which your employment with your contributing employer begins, and for which your employer makes the required monthly contribution to the Fund on your behalf. If a husband and wife are both Municipal Employees working for the same Municipal Employer, the Municipal Employer shall be required to make monthly contributions to the Fund for family coverage for only one of the spouses, and no monthly contributions are required on the other spouse. The Municipal Employee for whom contributions are not being made will be eligible as a dependent. Continuing eligibility will be determined on a month-to-month basis as long as your employer makes the required monthly contribution to the Fund on your behalf. The amount of the required monthly contribution is established by the Trustees and set in the employer s participation agreement with the Trustees. If spouses are both Municipal Employees working for the same Municipal Employer, the Municipal Employer will be required to make monthly contributions to the Fund for family coverage for only one of the spouses, and no monthly contributions are required on the other spouse. The Municipal Employee for whom contributions are not being made will be eligible as a dependent. Municipal Employees may not make self-payments to the Fund, other than COBRA payments, to continue their eligibility. Eligibility will terminate upon the earliest of the following dates: The last day of the month during which your employment terminates; The last day of the month for which your employer makes the required contribution to the Fund; or The date of your death. Dependent Eligibility Initial Eligibility A dependent who meets the definition of an eligible dependent will become eligible on the date your eligibility is effective or on the date you acquire the eligible dependent, whichever is later. The Municipal Employee s contributing employer must contribute the family rate determined by the Fund for this coverage. 1

Dependent Eligibility (cont d) Termination of Eligibility Dependent eligibility will terminate upon the earlier of the following dates: The end of the month in which the dependent stops being an eligible dependent as defined in your Summary Plan Description (see page 5); The date your coverage terminates, except that in the event of your death, the dependent s eligibility will terminate on the last day of the month for which you had satisfied the continuing eligibility requirements; or The date of the dependent s death. Month or monthly means any of the twelve consecutive months of the year. Operators Health Center Annual/School Physical Exams, Preventive Care/ Wellness Visits, Immunizations, Blood Draws, Condition Management Ages two and up Not subject to the deductible 100% CVS Minute Clinics Non-Emergency, Unscheduled Acute Illness or Injuries Additional cash pay services are available at a cost to the patient Not subject to the deductible Most services covered at 100% Medical & Prescription Drug Benefit Combined Out-of-Pocket Expense Maximum In-Network Out-of-Network The amount of money applied toward the medical and pharmacy out-of-pocket maximum; it includes medical deductible and pharmacy copayments; it does not include coinsurance for orthoptic training or temporomandibular joint disease (TMJ) treatment $4,500 per individual $10,000 per family $6,500 per individual $14,000 per family Annual Maximum Per Plan Year Individual Deductible Per person, per Plan Year All benefits are subject to the deductible unless otherwise noted The three-month carryover applies (refer to page 18 of your SPD) In-network and out-of-network deductibles are separate and will not cross apply Unlimited $300 $300 2 Midwest Operating Engineers Local 150

Family Deductible Per Plan Year The three-month carryover does not apply (refer to page 18 of your SPD) In-network and out-of-network deductibles are separate and will not cross apply Out-of-Pocket Expense Limitation The most an individual could pay in a Plan Year for covered services. Individuals covered under Family coverage must meet their own individual out-of-pocket expense limit until the overall Family out-of-pocket expense limit has been met Does not include premiums, balance-billing charges, Family Supplemental Benefits, TMJ, orthoptic training, dental benefits, and health care not covered by the Plan PPO Network Inpatient Hospital Services Room allowances based on the hospital s most common semi-private room rate Pre-admission testing is covered once prior to surgery Skilled Nursing Facility If recommended by a physician and confinement begins within 30 days of a hospital confinement Follow Medicare guidelines for breaks in skilled nursing facility care Maximum per disability: 45 days Home Health Care If ordered by a physician Outpatient Hospital Services Including licensed surgery centers Hospital Emergency Room Facility charges Diagnostic X-rays/Lab X-rays and/or tests to diagnose a condition or to determine the progress of an illness or injury $700 $700 $2,500 per individual $6,000 per family BlueCross BlueShield (hospital and physicians, MRI and CT scans) 90% 90% MRI/CT and PET Scans 100% 80% Outpatient Physical and Occupational Therapy Must be performed by a licensed physical or occupational therapist or therapy assistant Outpatient Restorative Speech Therapy (Children and Adults) Must be performed by a licensed speech therapist $2,500 per individual $6,000 per family Not applicable 3 Midwest Operating Engineers Local 150

Outpatient Speech Therapy for Developmental Condition, including Congenital Neurological Diseases for Dependent Children Dependent children ages two through 18 Limited to 25 visits per Plan Year Must be performed by a licensed speech therapist Outpatient Physical and Occupational Therapy for Congenital Neurological Diseases for Dependent Children Dependent children through age 18 only Must be performed by a licensed physical or occupational therapist or therapy assistant Orthoptic Training For dependent children up to age 10 only Training needs to be prescribed by a covered provider Lifetime maximum: 40 visits Not subject to the deductible or out-of-pocket maximums Does not count toward the medical & prescription drug benefit combined out-of-pocket expense maximum or the medical benefit out-of-pocket expense limitation; if you reach an out-of-pocket maximum, you will continue to pay 50% coinsurance for orthoptic training services; the Plan will not pay 100% for orthoptic training services after you reach a benefit out-of-pocket maximum Physician s Medical/Surgical Care Office visits, hospital visits, surgery, assistant surgeon, etc. Preventive Care, including Well Woman and Well Child Care Includes routine physical exams, routine hospital visits, outpatient visits and immunizations Refer to page 22 of your SPD and www.moefunds.com for more information and the list of current ACA-required preventive services Chiropractic Services For members and dependents over age five Only medically necessary x-rays and spinal manipulations are covered Limit of $60 per visit and 24 visits per Plan Year Durable Medical Equipment Rental paid up to purchase price of the equipment Includes necessary adjustments or repairs, or replacement, if more cost effective Electric wheelchair limited to $15,000 Not subject to the deductible on equipment over $1,000 4 Midwest Operating Engineers Local 150 50% 50% 100% subject to ACA guidelines, deductible does not apply 80% 80%, except in certain situations

Foot Orthotics Custom-fitted foot orthotics prescribed by a physician Plan Year maximum: $300 Lifetime maximum: $1,500 Prosthetic Devices Artificial devices to restore a normal body function Transplants Available to all non-medicare-eligible members and dependents Medicare-eligible members and dependents must use Medicare-approved providers Benefit begins five days (30 days for bone marrow) before the transplant date and ends 18 months after transplant procedure Transportation and lodging maximum: $10,000 Private duty nursing maximum: $10,000 Temporomandibular Joint Disease (TMJ) Does not count toward the medical & prescription drug benefit combined out-of-pocket expense maximum or the medical benefit out-of-pocket expense limitation; if you reach an out-of-pocket maximum, you will continue to pay 50% coinsurance for TMJ services; the Plan will not pay 100% for TMJ services after you reach a benefit out-of-pocket maximum Lifetime maximum: $2,500 Not subject to the deductible or out-of-pocket maximums Cochlear Implants For dependent children age one through 18 Cochlear Implants Age 19 and older Lifetime limit: $30,000 Cancer Drugs Drugs used to treat cancer are subject to the annual deductible Medical Transportation Includes ground and air transport from the site of the injury, medical emergency or acute illness to the nearest facility Includes transport home from hospital for hospice care Inter-health-care-facility transfer maximum: $5,000 80% 80% 80% 80% 90% 50% 50% 90% 70% 70% 80% of the prescription charge 80% of the prescription charge 5 Midwest Operating Engineers Local 150

Acupuncture Services performed by a licensed acupuncturist (physician referral required) or physician acting within the scope of his or her license Maximum of 12 treatments per Plan Year Up to $125 allowable per visit Sleep Apnea Appliance When ordered by a physician and provided by a medical equipment supplier or dentist Appliance replacement once every five years if existing appliance is covered Mental Illness and Substance Abuse (Subject to the medical deductible) In-Network Out-of-Network Mental Health and Substance Abuse Network BlueCross BlueShield Not applicable Inpatient Care Outpatient Care Residential Facility Member Assistance Program (MAP) Administered by Employee Resource System (ERS) Provides members and covered dependents with up to five no-cost visits per episode per Plan Year Additional counseling or treatment may require payment Dental Benefit In-Network Out-of-Network Dental PPO Network Delta Dental PPO Not applicable Deductible $0 If you use a non-network dentist, Delta Dental will pay you directly, leaving you responsible to pay the provider Plan Year Maximum No maximum for children under age 19 $1,500 per adult (age 19 and older) Preventive 100% Basic and Major Services Fillings, crowns, root canal therapy, oral surgery, dentures, bridgework and other covered dental services Orthodontia Dependent children through age 18 only Lifetime maximum: $2,000 70% 50% 6 Midwest Operating Engineers Local 150

Prescription Drug Program Pharmacy Benefit Manager Long-term medication (maintenance drugs) must be purchased at a CVS or Target Retail Pharmacy Mail order is available through Caremark for 90-day supplies only Medical deductible does not apply for prescription drugs No coordination of benefits applies No coverage for out-of-network pharmacies until you reach your out-of-pocket maximum as noted below; once the out-of-pocket maximum is met, prescriptions will be paid at 100% In-Network Out-of-Network Copayment (Retail) Up to two 30-day fills Copayment Maintenance Choice (either CVS retail pharmacies or Caremark Mail Service Pharmacy ONLY) 90-day fills Generic Drug (Tier 1) $5 copayment (1) for a 30-day supply $15 copayment (1) for a 90-day supply Brand Name Drug (Tier 2) $10 copayment (1) for a 30-day supply $30 copayment (1) for a 90-day supply Non-Preferred Brand Name Drug (Tier 3) $25 copayment (1) for a 30-day supply $45 copayment (1) for a 90-day supply Specialty Drug (Tier 4) Requires authorization $100 copayment (1) for a 30-day supply Not applicable Pharmacy Out-of-Pocket Maximum Compounded Drugs (all ingredients must be FDA approved for their intended use and covered under the prescription drug program) $2,000 per individual $4,000 per family Prescriptions exceeding $300 require authorization $4,000 per individual $8,000 per family Convalescent or Nursing Home Follows the above copayment structure 50% of the cost of the medication (1) Copayments listed are the Plan s basic copayment schedule; if the cost of the medication is less than the copayment listed, you will be responsible for paying the lower cost. Limitations & Exceptions Maximum of up to two 30-day supplies, of the same medication, can be filled at any local in-network pharmacy before you are required to obtain a 90-day supply. If you are seeking a third refill, you must transition to a CVS or Target Retail Pharmacy or Caremark Mail Service Pharmacy, or pay 100% of the cost of the prescription drug. Please call Caremark s Customer Care Call Center at (855) MYRX150 (697-9150) or visit www.caremark.com for more information. When available, generic drugs will be substituted for all brand name drugs or medications. If you request a brand name drug, or if the prescribing physician indicates no substitutions, when a generic equivalent is available, you will be required to pay the brand name drug copayment plus the difference in cost between the brand name drug and its generic equivalent unless proven medically necessary through the appeals process. For a list of no-cost preventive medications, visit www.moefunds.com/pharmacy. 7 Midwest Operating Engineers Local 150

Disability Benefit Available to members only $250 per week for up to 30 days (through March 31, 2018) $400 per week for up to 30 days (effective April 1, 2018) Death Benefit Available to members and eligible dependent $30,000 per eligible member $2,000 per eligible dependent Accidental Dismemberment Benefit Available to members only $1,000 or $5,000 based on type of loss Limited to $10,000 for any one accident Family Supplemental Benefit This benefit can be used for non-covered medically necessary and un-reimbursed medical, dental and pharmacy benefit expenses, including items such as hearing aids, glasses, etc. It cannot be used to reimburse expenses covered under the prescription drug program Reimbursement for Plan maximums and items covered at 50% that are not subject to the out-of-pocket maximum are eligible Durable medical equipment must be pre-authorized to be eligible for reimbursement Other than stated above, this benefit cannot be used to reimburse the deductible, copayment or amount over the reasonable and customary amount Maximum per family, per Plan Year: $1,500 8 Midwest Operating Engineers Local 150