Benefit Plans

Effective July 1, 2022
The terms of the SPD are effective on July 1, 2022 for all Member Groups regardless of renewal date.

Effective July 1, 2023
The Medical Dental Vision Benefit Summary is an easy-to-use reference guide to the benefits available in each MACo Health Care Trust plan. This document is intended only as a summary and does not supersede the more detailed information provided in the Summary Plan Description.

• Revised Major Medical Plan – This plan provides broad coverage with a range of deductible options. It also includes “first dollar” coverage (deductible waived) for physician office visits, diagnostic X-ray and lab services, chiropractic care, chemical dependency/substance abuse treatment and mental health outpatient office visits. A range of deductible options is available.
• Basic Medical Plan – The Basic Medical Plan provides reduced benefits for those who desire less coverage and a low premium. This plan includes a single deductible and out-of-pocket maximum for both medical and pharmacy charges.
• HSA-Qualifying High Deductible Health Plan – This plan satisfies federal requirements for employees who wish to open a Health Savings Account (HSA). This plan provides broad coverage with a single deductible and out-of-pocket maximum for both medical and pharmacy charges.

In addition, ALL plans provide preventive wellness benefits with no deductible. These benefits provide a tremendous value to all plans by encouraging participants to obtain annual checkups, well-child care, preventive exams, immunizations, diabetic screenings and education, and FREE annual on-site wellness screenings at no out-of-pocket expense.

Pharmacy Benefit Plan: The Revised Major Medical Plan has a separate pharmacy benefit with a $50 deductible per individual. The maximum out-of-pocket limit for prescriptions per benefit year is $1,550 (including deductible). Once the pharmacy maximum out-of-pocket limit is satisfied, the plan pays 100% of all eligible prescriptions for the remainder of the benefit year.

The Basic Medical Plan and  HSA-Qualifying High Deductible Health Plan do not have a separate pharmacy benefit. If you are enrolled in the Basic Medical Plan or HSA-Qualifying High Deductible Health Plan, you pay for your prescriptions until your medical deductible is met, and then prescriptions are covered the same as any other medical service. Once the medical maximum out-of-pocket limits is satisfied, the plan pays 100% of all eligible medical and pharmacy claims for the remainder of the benefit plan year.

Dental and Vision Plans: Member Groups may elect to offer Dental coverage and/or Vision coverage with or without enrollment in a medical plan.