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BluePreferred PPO Silver 1500 BlueFund HSA Integrated Deductible Summary of Benefits Services In-Network You Pay 1 Out-of-Network You Pay 1 FIRSTHELP 24/7 NURSE ADVICE LINE Free advice from a registered nurse. Visit www.carefirst.com/needcare to learn more about your options for care. BLUE REWARDS Visit www.carefirst.com/bluerewards for more information ANNUAL MEDICAL DEDUCTIBLE (Benefit Period) 2,3 Visit www.carefirst.com/doctor to locate providers and facilities When your doctor is not available, call FirstHelp at 800-535-9700 to speak with a registered nurse about your health questions and treatment options. Blue Rewards is an incentive program where you can earn a reward for taking an active role in getting healthy and staying healthy. For Platinum, Gold and Silver plans you can earn up to $600. Individual/Family $1,500 Individual/$3,000 Family (aggregate) $3,000 Individual/$6,000 Family (aggregate) ANNUAL OUT-OF-POCKET MAXIMUM (Benefit Period) 2,4,5 Individual/Family $5,300 Individual/$10,600 Family (separate) $9,000 Individual/$18,000 Family (separate) PREVENTIVE SERVICES Well-Child Care (including exams & immunizations) Adult Physical Examination (including routine GYN visit) Breast Cancer Screening Pap Test after deductible Prostate Cancer Screening after deductible Colorectal Cancer Screening after deductible PCP AND SPECIALIST SERVICES FACILITY CHARGE 6 In addition to the physician copays/coinsurances listed below, if a service is rendered on a hospital campus, ADD facility charge if applicable Deductible, then $50 per visit Deductible, then $150 per visit Office Visits for Illness PCP 6,7 Deductible, then $25 per visit Deductible, then $70 per visit Office Visits for Illness Specialist 6,7 Deductible, then $50 per visit Deductible, then $70 per visit Allergy Testing 6 Deductible, then $50 per visit Deductible, then $70 per visit Allergy Shots 6 Deductible, then $50 per visit Deductible, then $70 per visit Physical, Speech, and Occupational Therapy 6 Deductible, then $50 per visit Deductible, then $70 per visit Spinal Manipulation 6 Deductible, then $50 per visit Deductible, then $70 per visit Acupuncture 6 Not covered Not covered IMMEDIATE AND EMERGENCY SERVICES Convenience Care (retail health clinics such as CVS MinuteClinic or Walgreens Healthcare Clinic) Urgent Care Center 8 (such as Patient First or ExpressCare) Hospital Emergency Room Services 8 Facility Deductible, then $25 per visit Deductible, then $100 per visit Deductible, then $250 per visit (waived if admitted) Deductible, then $70 per visit In-network deductible, then $100 per visit In-network deductible, then $250 per visit (waived if admitted) Physician Deductible, then $50 per visit In-network deductible, then $50 per visit Ambulance (if medically necessary) 8 Deductible, then $50 per service In-network deductible, then $50 per service SUM3933-1P (9/17) DC 2018 2-50 ACA Compliant

Services In-Network You Pay 1 Out-of-Network You Pay 1 DIAGNOSTIC SERVICES Labs Non-Hospital/Freestanding Facility Deductible, then $25 per visit Deductible, then $75 per visit Hospital Deductible, then $150 per visit Deductible, then $250 per visit X-ray Non-Hospital/Freestanding Facility Deductible, then $50 per visit Deductible, then $100 per visit Hospital Deductible, then $200 per visit Deductible, then $300 per visit Imaging Non-Hospital/Freestanding Facility Deductible, then $250 per visit Deductible, then $300 per visit Hospital Deductible, then $600 per visit Deductible, then $650 per visit SURGERY AND HOSPITALIZATION (Members are responsible for both physician and facility fees) Outpatient Surgery (Non-Hospital) Facility Deductible, then $300 per visit Deductible, then $400 per visit Outpatient Surgery (Hospital) Facility Deductible, then $500 per visit Deductible, then $600 per visit Inpatient Surgery and Hospital Services Facility Deductible, then $500 per admission Deductible, then $600 per admission HOSPITAL ALTERNATIVES Home Health Care (limited to 90 visits per episode of care) Hospice (Inpatient limited to 60 days per hospice eligibility period; Outpatient limited to 180 day hospice eligibility period) Skilled Nursing Facility (limited to 60 days/ benefit period) MATERNITY after deductible after deductible Deductible, then $50 per day Deductible, then $70 per visit Deductible, then $70 per visit Deductible, then $70 per admission Preventive Prenatal and Postnatal Office Visits Deductible, then $70 per visit Delivery and Facility Services Deductible, then $500 per admission Deductible, then $600 per admission Artificial and Intrauterine Insemination 6,9 Not covered Not covered In Vitro Fertilization Procedures 6,9 Not covered Not covered MENTAL HEALTH AND SUBSTANCE USE DISORDER (Members are responsible for both physician and facility fees) Office Visits Deductible, then $25 per visit Deductible, then $70 per visit Outpatient Services Facility Deductible, then $50 per visit Deductible, then $70 per visit Inpatient Services Facility Deductible, then $500 per admission Deductible, then $600 per admission MEDICAL DEVICES AND SUPPLIES Durable Medical Equipment Deductible, then 25% of Allowed Benefit Deductible, then 45% of Allowed Benefit Hearings Aids Not covered Not covered SUM3933-1P (9/17) DC 2018 2-50 ACA Compliant

Services In-Network You Pay 1 Out-of-Network You Pay 1 PRESCRIPTION DRUGS 10,11 Formulary List Annual Prescription Drug Deductible Preventive Drugs Oral Chemo Drugs and Diabetic Supplies Visit www.carefirst.com/acarx to locate Formulary List Subject to combined medical and prescription drug deductible Generic Drugs 30-day supply Deductible, then $10; 90-day supply Deductible, then $20 (maintenance drugs only) Preferred Brand Drugs 12 30-day supply Deductible, then $45; 90-day supply Deductible, then $90 (maintenance drugs only) Non-preferred Brand Drugs 13 30-day supply Deductible, then $65; 90-day supply Deductible, then $130 (maintenance drugs only) Preferred Specialty Drugs (must be filled through Exclusive Specialty Pharmacy Network) Non-Preferred Specialty Drugs (must be filled through Exclusive Specialty Pharmacy Network) PEDIATRIC VISION (Through the end of the calendar year in which the dependent turns 19) 30-day supply Deductible, then 50% up to $100 maximum; 90-day supply Deductible, then 50% up to $200 maximum (maintenance drugs only) 30-day supply Deductible, then 50% up to $150 maximum; 90-day supply Deductible, then 50% up to $300 maximum (maintenance drugs only) Routine Exam (limited to 1 visit/benefit period) Total charge minus $40 reimbursement Frames and Contact Lenses Pediatric Collection Only Reimbursements apply Spectacle Lenses Reimbursements apply PEDIATRIC DENTAL (Through the end of the calendar year in which the dependent turns 19) Annual Dental Deductible $25 $50 Class I Preventative & Diagnostic Services Exams (2 per year). Cleanings (2 per year), fluoride treatments (2 per year), sealants, bitewing X-rays (2 per year), full mouth X-ray (one every 3 years) Class II Basic Services Fillings (amalgam or composite), simple extractions, non-surgical periodontics Class III Major Services Surgical periodontics, endodontics, oral surgery Class IV Major Services Restorative Crowns, dentures, inlays and onlays Class V Medically Necessary Orthodontic Services Deductible, then 20% of Allowed Benefit Deductible, then 20% of Allowed Benefit Deductible, then 50% of Allowed Benefit 20% of Allowed Benefit Deductible, then 40% of Allowed Benefit Deductible, then 40% of Allowed Benefit Deductible, then 65% of Allowed Benefit 50% of Allowed Benefit 65% of Allowed Benefit SUM3933-1P (9/17) DC 2018 2-50 ACA Compliant

Note: Allowed Benefit is the fee that providers in the network have agreed to accept for a particular service. The provider cannot charge the member more than this amount for any covered service. Example: Dr. Carson charges $100 to see a sick patient. To be part of CareFirst s network, he has agreed to accept $50 for the visit. The member will pay their copay/ coinsurance and deductible (if applicable) and CareFirst will pay the remaining amount up to $50. * No copayment or coinsurance. 1 When multiple services are rendered on the same day by more than one provider, Member payments are required for each provider. 2 In- and out-of-network deductible and out-of-pocket maximums do not contribute to each other. 3 Aggregate - For family coverage only: The family deductible must be met before any member starts receiving benefits. The deductible may be met by one member or any combination of members. 4 Separate - For Family coverage only: When one family member meets the individual out-of-pocket maximum, their services will be covered at 100% up to the Allowed Benefit. Each family member cannot contribute more than the individual out-of-pocket maximum amount. The family out-of-pocket maximum must be met before the services for all remaining family members will be covered at 100% up to the Allowed Benefit. The out-of-pocket maximum includes deductibles, copays and coinsurance. 5 All drug costs are subject to the in-network out-of-pocket maximum. 6 If a service is rendered on a hospital campus you could receive two bills, one from the physician and one from the facility. 7 Telemedicine services refers to the use of a combination of interactive audio, video, or other electronic media used for the purpose of diagnosis, consultation, or treatment. Use of audio-only telephone, electronic mail message (e-mail), or facsimile transmission (FAX) is not considered a telemedicine service. 8 If the out-of-network benefit is listed as contributing toward the in-network deductible, then it also contributes toward the in-network out-of-pocket maximum. 9 Members who are unable to conceive have coverage for the evaluation of infertility services performed to confirm an infertility diagnosis, and some treatment options for infertility. Preauthorization required. 10 Except for emergency services or out-of-area urgent care, if a member goes to a non-participating pharmacy, the member is responsible for the copay/coinsurance for the drug plus the difference between the allowed charge and the actual charge for that drug (called balance billed amount). The balance billed amount does not contribute to the out-ofpocket maximum. 11 Benefits for Specialty Drugs are only available when Specialty Drugs are purchased from and dispensed by a specialty Pharmacy in the Exclusive Specialty Pharmacy Network. 12 If a Generic drug becomes available for a Preferred Brand drug, the Preferred Brand drug moves to the Non-preferred Brand drug tier. 13 If a provider prescribes a Non-preferred Brand drug, and the Member selects the Non-preferred Brand drug when a Generic drug is available, the Member shall pay the applicable Copayment or Coinsurance as stated in the Schedule of Benefits plus the difference between the price of the Non-preferred Brand drug and the Generic drug up to the cost of the drug. This amount will not contribute to the Out-of-Pocket Maximum. Not all services and procedures are covered by your benefits contract. This summary is for comparison purposes only and does not create rights not given through the benefit plan. The benefits described are issued under form numbers: DC/CF/SHOP/GC (R 1/17) DC/CF/SHOP/PPO/EOC (1/17) DC/GHMSI/DOL APPEAL (R. 1/17) DC/CF/SHOP/PPO/ DOCS (1/17) DC/CF/BP PPO BF HSA/SIL 1500 (1/18) DC/CF/BLCRD (R. 1/17) DC/CF/MEM/BLCRD (R. 1/17) DC/CF/ANCILLARY AMEND (10/12) DC/CF/SHOP/ ELIG AMEND (1/17) DC/CF/SHOP/2018 AMEND (1/18) DC/CF/PT PROTECT (9/10) DC/GHMSI/HEALTH GUARANTEE 1/15 DC/CF/SG/INCENT (R. 1/18) DC/CF/ SHOP/ELIG (1/14) and any amendments. www.carefirst.com CareFirst BlueCross BlueShield is the business name of Group Hospitalization and Medical Services, Inc. which is an independent licensee of the Blue Cross and Blue Shield Association. Registered trademark of the Blue Cross and Blue Shield Association. SUM3933-1P (9/17) DC 2018 2-50 ACA Compliant

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