preventive care

Preventive care is important self care! Getting a check-up regularly can prevent the need for a lot of healthcare visits down the road - saving you time, money, and your health! Preventive care screens for conditions which might not have any signs or symptoms right now. Your doctor can provide treatment and advice that can prevent problems BEFORE they start, or stop a developing condition from becoming serious.

Protect your health in the future
by taking care of yourself TODAY!

medical

Covered 100% when you see an in-network provider

  • TESTS: Blood pressure, cholesterol, diabetes.

  • SCREENINGS: Many cancer screenings, such as colon cancer screening (preventive and diagnostic) and breast cancer screening (mammogram and ultra-sound), anxiety and depression.

  • VACCINATIONS: Flu, COVID-19, pneumonia, measles, meningitis, shingles, etc.

  • WELLNESS exams for adults, children, and babies.

  • MEDICATIONS: Certain maintenance type drugs are paid in full. Check out the PPO and CDHP preventive drug lists.

TIP: Avoid billing surprises. Tell your doctor you are there for a preventive visits and ask them to let you know if any services or tests may be beyond a fully covered preventive care visit.

dental

two preventive vists per year covered at 100%

  • EXAMS: Visit with the dentist to look for inflamed gums and other potential concerns.

  • X-RAYS: Detect cavities and other tooth, gum, and jaw issues.

  • CLEANINGS: To remove plaque.

Did you know that untreated tooth and gum issues not only give you bad breath but can cause more serious health conditions?
 

vision

one preventive visit per CALENDAR year
covered at 100% in-network

  • EXAMS: Check for changes in vision, test for eye diseases and glaucoma, and age-related conditions, such as cataracts.

  • VISION HARDWARE: You get $200 every two years (resets at the beginning of each odd calendar year) for corrective vision hardware, such as lenses, frames, and contacts.

Even if your vision is good, you should have an eye exam at least once in your 20s and twice in your 30s to check for eye diesease. Early treatment can healp preserve your vision.