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LABORERS HEALTH AND WELFARE TRUST FUND FOR ACTIVE PLAN AND SPECIAL PLAN PARTICIPANTS COMPARISON AND SUMMARY OF THE MEDICAL-HOSPITAL AND PRESCRIPTION DRUG PLANS EFFECTIVE MARCH 1, 2017 P L A N F E A T U R E S DIRECT PAYMENT PLAN KAISER PERMANENTE When You Can Change Plans Type of Plan Geographical Area Covered Choice of Physicians Specialized Care In-Network Specialized Care Outside Network Out-Of-Area Care Claim Forms Deductible Benefit Limit Out-of-Pocket Expense Maximum You are free to change Medical-Hospital and Prescription Drug Plans twice in a calendar year. You and your dependents must be enrolled in the same Plan that is, you may not enroll in the Direct Payment Plan and your dependents enroll in Kaiser Permanente. To change Medical- Hospital and Prescription Drug Plan, request an Active Plan & Special Plan Application Form from the Trust Fund Office, your Local Union or go to our website, www.norcalaborers.org, to print or order the form. The Plan provides traditional, fee-for-service medical benefits and offers higher coverage when you use Anthem Blue Cross providers. Expenses incurred outside the United States and its Territories are covered if due to Emergency Services. If the expense is covered, normal benefits will apply. Unlimited. Use of Anthem Blue Cross physicians result in lower outof-pocket expenses. You select any specialist. You select any specialist. Out of network benefits apply to treatment anywhere in the United States, its territories and possessions. Services outside United States may be covered if due to emergency.. $150/individual, $450/family per Plan Year. Does not apply to Inpatient Hospital, Physical Exam and Prescription Drug benefits. Deductible amount applied in December, January and February will be carried forward to following Plan Year.. Some restrictions apply see Chiropractic Care and Hearing Aids. $3,000/individual, $6,000/family per Plan Year. Includes your deductible, coinsurance and copayment for hospital stay for charges by PPO providers only. Does not include Physician Visit or Emergency Room copayment, charges over Maximum Plan Allowance, penalties for not using a PPO hospital or not obtaining a pre-admission review for admission to a non-participating hospital, coinsurance for charges by non-ppo providers, Plan exclusions and limitations. Care is provided through physicians or medical staff at a Kaiser Permanente facility located in the member's service area. You may enroll in Kaiser Permanente if you live or work within Kaiser Service Area. Members must use a Kaiser Permanente Physician. Self-referral to specialists such as optometry, chemical dependency, psychiatry, and OB/Gyn. Your Kaiser Permanente physician refers you to other specialists. An outside specialist requires specific referral from your Plan Physician. Cost Sharing is consistent with Plan coverages required for services if provided by a Plan Provider or referred by a Kaiser Permanente Physician. Cost Sharing for Emergency Care, Post-Stabilization Care and Out-of- Area Urgent Care from a Non Plan Provider is the Cost Sharing for a plan provider. Required for emergency care, post-stabilization care, and out-of-area urgent care from non-kaiser Permanente providers. $150/individual, $450/family per Calendar Year. Deductible amount applied in October, November and December will be carried forward to following Calendar Year.. Some restrictions apply. $3,000/individual, $6,000/family per Calendar Year. Page 1 of 6

P L A N F E A T U R E S DIRECT PAYMENT PLAN KAISER PERMANENTE Inpatient Hospital Medical/Surgery Mental Health Skilled Nursing Facility Alcohol and Substance Abuse Routine Total Hip or Knee Replacement Procedure Utilization Review Outpatient Hospital Care Emergency Room Hospital Ambulatory Surgery Center Outpatient Hospital (Facility Charges) for Arthroscopic, Cataract, Colonoscopy Physician Office Visit Home Health Care PPO Hospital - 90% of the first $10,000 of negotiated rates, 100% thereafter for medically necessary hospital services. Non-PPO Hospital - 70% (10% regular copayment plus 20% penalty for not using a PPO) of first $10,000 of allowed charges, 100% thereafter. (Exception: Emergency admission and participants residing outside the service area - payable at 90% instead of 70%) Same as Medical/Surgery above. Same as Medical/Surgery above. Same as Medical/Surgery above but subject to $30,000 Maximum Plan Allowance. Higher out-of-pocket costs if you do not use a Value- Based Site hospital approved by the Plan. Required for most hospital stay. Non-PPO elective admissions only - 20% penalty of first $10,000 of allowed charges for non-compliance. PPO Hospital - 90% of negotiated rates. Non-PPO Hospital 70% of allowed charges. PPO Hospital - 90% of negotiated rate after $25 copayment. Non-PPO Hospital - 70% of allowed charges after $50 copayment. Copayment waived under certain circumstances. Anthem Blue Cross Facility - 90% of negotiated rate. Non-Anthem Blue Cross Facility - $500 maximum payable per day. Subject to deductible. PPO Hospital - 90% of negotiated rates and subject to Maximum Plan Allowance (MPA) below. Exception: MPA does not apply if a Value- Based Site surgery center is used. Non-PPO Hospital 70% of allowed charges and subject to MPA Arthroscopy $6,000 * Cataract $2,000 * Colonoscopy $1,500 PPO Physician - 100% negotiated rate after $15 copayment per visit. Non-PPO Physician - 70% allowed charge after $15 copayment per visit. 90% of negotiated rate. Must be pre-authorized by Anthem Blue Cross of California. Subject to deductible. 90% payable for all covered benefits and services at Kaiser Permanente medical facilities. 90% payable after deductible up to 100 days per benefit period. 90% Inpatient Detoxification after deductible for services at Kaiser Permanente medical facilities. Same as Medical/Surgery above. Automatic part of Plan procedures. 90% payable for most outpatient services. Waived if admitted. $15 copayment per visit. 100% payable up to 100 visits per Calendar Year when authorized by Plan physician for part-time, intermittent care. Page 2 of 6

P L A N F E A T U R E S DIRECT PAYMENT PLAN KAISER PERMANENTE Hospice Care Electronic/On-Line Medical Evaluation Surgery Physician Fee Physical Exam/ Well Baby Physician Fee Emergency Room Diagnostic Lab Tests, X-Ray, MRI, CT Scan Immunizations and Inoculations (Shots) Outpatient Mental Health Visits Outpatient Alcohol and Substance Abuse Treatment Chiropractic Care Physical Therapy Occupational Therapy Durable Medical Equipment 90% of negotiated rate. Must be pre-authorized by Anthem Blue Cross of California. You must use a physician through LiveHealth Online Service. 100% of allowed charge after $10 copayment per visit. PPO Physician - 90% of negotiated rate. Non-PPO Physician - 70% of allowed charge. Not subject to Deductible, no Office Visit copayment. Participant or Spouse - $300 maximum per exam. Child older than age 2 - $200 maximum per exam. Well Baby charges for dependent children up to age 2 are payable as routine office visit and not subject to $200 maximum per exam. PPO Physician - 90% of negotiated rate. Non-PPO Physician - 70% of allowed charge if participant used a Non- PPO hospital, 90% of allowed charge if participant used a PPO hospital. PPO Facility - 90% of negotiated rate. Non-PPO Facility - 70% of allowed charge. PPO Physician - 100% negotiated rate after $15 copayment per visit. Non-PPO Physician - 70% allowed charge after $15 copayment per visit. PPO provider - 90% of negotiated rate. Non- PPO Provider - 70% of allowed charge. $40 per visit up to 20 visits per Plan Year. X-rays limited to $100 per Plan Year. Must be prescribed by a physician. 100% payable when selected as alternative to traditional services and authorized by a Plan physician. Not subject to deductible, 100% payable. Provided under certain circumstances to be determined during telephonic appointment intake. Adult - $0 copayment per visit. Children through age 23 months - $0 copayment per visit. (Waived if admitted). $10 copayment per encounter for most x-rays & lab. MRI, CT Scan and PET Scan - $50 copayment. 100% payable. Individual Therapy: 100% after $15 copayment per visit. Group Therapy: 100% after $7 copayment per visit. Individual Therapy: 100% after $15 copayment per visit. Group Therapy: 100% after $5 copayment per visit. $5 copayment per visit, 20 visits maximum per Calendar Year. $50 maximum allowance for appliance. $15 copayment per visit. 90% payable when prescribed by a Plan physician and in accordance with Health Plan DME formulary guidelines. Page 3 of 6

P L A N F E A T U R E S DIRECT PAYMENT PLAN KAISER PERMANENTE Hearing Aids/Device Ambulance Prescription Drugs Death Benefits Toll-Free Numbers 1-800-244-4530 Vision Plans Dental Plans $1,200 maximum allowance per ear/device every 36 months. Exception: If life threatening condition, 90% of allowed charge. Air ambulance may be covered if due to a life threatening condition. OptumRx benefits provided through Fund. Retail You pay the copayment below per prescription. 30 day supply maximum per prescription. Generic - $10 Formulary Brand Name - $20 * Non-Formulary Brand Name - $30 Mail Order - You pay the copayment below per prescription. 90 day supply maximum per prescription. Generic - $20 Formulary Brand Name - $40 * Non-Formulary Brand Name - $60 Mail Order is mandatory for maintenance drugs. If a generic equivalent is available but you prefer brand name, you will pay for the difference in cost between the generic and brand name drug. $1,000 maximum allowance per ear/device every 36 months. All Participants are eligible for the following death benefits: Participant: Regular Death $15,000 * Accidental Death $15,000 * Dismemberment - $7,500 to $15,000 Dependents: Spouse Death $7,500 * Child Death: $1,000 regardless of age Participants enrolled in the Direct Payment Plan are automatically enrolled in Anthem Blue Cross Blue View Vision. The Trust Fund does not offer other vision plans. For more information, refer to the attached Comparison and Summary of the Vision Plans. Emergency: 90% payable per trip when medically necessary. Non-Emergency: 90% payable per trip when medically necessary and authorized by a Kaiser Permanente Physician. At a Kaiser Pharmacy - You pay the copayment below per prescription. 30 day supply maximum for certain drugs. Generic: $10 for up to 30 day supply. $20 for up to 100 day supply. Brand Name: $20 for up to 30 day supply. $40 for up to 100 day supply. Mail Order - You pay the copayment below per prescription. 100 day supply maximum per prescription. Generic - $20 Brand - $40 Prescriptions written by non-kaiser physicians are not covered. 1-800-390-3507 (English) or 1-800-788-0616 (Spanish). Refer to Group #: 603306 for Active Plan, 603308 for Special Plan Participants enrolled in the Kaiser Permanente Plan are automatically enrolled in Kaiser Vision Essentials Plan but have an option to enroll in Anthem Blue Cross Blue View Vision during open enrollment (March 1 effective date). For more information, refer to the attached Comparison and Summary of the Vision Plans. All Participants have an option to enroll in one of the 5 dental plans offered by the Trust Fund Office every open enrollment period (December 1 February 28) for an effective date of March 1. For more information, refer to the attached Comparison and Summary of the Dental Plans. This comparison and summary chart is intended only as a summary of the benefits provided by each plan. All exclusions and limitations of benefit coverage have not been included and may vary slightly from each to plan. The contents of this comparison are not to be construed or accepted as a substitute for the provisions of the Laborers Health and Welfare Active or Special Plan s Rules and Regulations or Kaiser Permanente s contract. REVISED 12/21/2016 Page 4 of 6

LABORERS HEALTH AND WELFARE TRUST FUND FOR ACTIVE AND SPECIAL PLANS PARTICIPANTS COMPARISON AND SUMMARY OF THE DENTAL PLANS EFFECTIVE MARCH 1, 2017 Plan Features Type of Plan & Choice of Dentists Delta Dental of California You may select any dentist. Your out-of-pocket costs is greater if you use a non-delta Dental dentist. Your out-ofpocket costs is lower when you use a Delta Dental PPO dentist. Bright Now! must be provided by a Bright Now! or contracted dentist. No Non-emergency benefits will be paid if dental services are performed by other than a Bright Now! or contracted dentist. PrimeCare (Union Dental) must be provided by a PrimeCare dentist. No benefits will be paid if dental services are performed by other than a PrimeCare dentist. United HealthCare must be provided by a contracted UHC dentist. No benefits will be paid if dental services are performed by other than a contracted UHC dentist. DeltaCare USA must be provided by a DeltaCare dentist. No benefits will be paid if dental services are performed by other than a DeltaCare dentist. Area Covered Participating dentists within Northern California. Call 1-800-765-6003 for a list. 21 Dental offices within Northern California. Call 1-888-274-4486 for locations. Dental offices within Northern California. Call 1-866-998-3944 for locations. Dental offices within Northern California. Call 1-800-999-3367 for locations. Dental offices within Northern California. Call 1-800-422-4234 for locations. Deductible $100 per person, $300 per family. Preventative and diagnostic services not subject to Plan Year Deductible. Maximum $2,500 per person General care: No maximum Specialty Referrals: $2,500 No maximum No maximum No maximum Out of Pocket Costs Plan pays 100% for preventive & diagnostic services; 70% of usual, customary & reasonable (UC&R) for major services. No copayments on covered procedures. No copayments Minimal copayments Varying copayments Orthodontic Benefits $1,500 lifetime maximum for member, spouse or child. Start-Up Fee: $540 Treatment Adult: $2,800 Treatment Child: $2,400 Start-Up Fee Adult: $200 Start-Up Fee Child: $100 Treatment Adult: $3,400 Treatment Child: $1,350 Treatment Adult: $1,250* Treatment Child: $1,250* *including Start-Up Fee Start-Up Fee: $350 Treatment Adult: $1,800 Treatment Child: $1,600 Website deltadentalins.com brightnow.com primecaredental.net myuhc.com deltadentalins.com THIS IS NOT A COMPREHENSIVE LISTING OF ALL COVERED DENTAL SERVICES AND OTHER LIMITATIONS AND EXCLUSIONS MAY APPLY. Page 5 of 6

LABORERS HEALTH AND WELFARE TRUST FUND FOR ACTIVE AND SPECIAL PLAN S PARTICIPANTS COMPARISON AND SUMMARY OF THE VISION PLANS EFFECTIVE MARCH 1, 2017 Direct Payment Plan Participants Vision coverage is provided through Anthem Blue Cross Blue View Vision Plan. The Trust Fund does not offer other vision plans to Participants who are enrolled in the Direct Payment Plan. If you want to change to Kaiser Vision Essentials Plan, you have to switch your Medical- Hospital and Prescription Drug Plan first to Kaiser Permanente. Kaiser Permanente Plan Participants Vision coverage is provided through Kaiser Vision Essentials Plan, however, Participants who are enrolled in the Kaiser Permanente Plan are allowed to switch between Kaiser Vision Essentials Plan and Anthem Blue Cross Blue View Vision Plan every annual open enrollment period (December 1 - February 15 for a March 1 effective date). Anthem Blue Cross Blue View Vision Summary of Benefit Covered Benefit and Frequency Limitation Plan Allowance IN-NETWORK PROVIDER Your Copayment NON-NETWORK PROVIDER Routine Eye Exam Eyeglass Frame Every 24 months Eyeglass Standard Lenses 1 pair only of Single, Bifocal, Trifocal or Lenticular lenses Covered in full $10 $37 allowance only $145 Covered in full after $145 allowance less 20% discount $20 (1 pair limit) $40 allowance only $34 to $68 allowance only depending on type of lenses Contact Lenses (Conventional) $120 after $120 allowance less 15% discount $100 allowance only Kaiser Vision Essentials Summary of Benefit Covered Benefit and Frequency Limitation AT KAISER PERMANENTE OPTICAL CENTERS Plan Allowance Your Copayment Notes Routine Eye Exam No limit Covered in full $15 No copayment for preventive screenings Eyeglass Frame Every 24 months $145 after $145 allowance Fashionable frames priced between $40 to $99 Eyeglass Standard Lenses Covered in full 1 pair only of clear plastic, single, flat-top multifocal or lenticular lenses Contact Lenses (Conventional) $120 after $120 allowance Order refills online at kp2020.org/noca Page 6 of 6

THIS IS NOT A COMPREHENSIVE LISTING OF ALL COVERED VISION SERVICES AND OTHER LIMITATIONS AND EXCLUSIONS MAY APPLY. Page 7 of 6