Medical Plans

Your medical benefit: to most, it’s the most important benefit we have available, but many of us don’t use our plan to the fullest. Medical benefits are not just for when you are sick... For example, if you use preventive benefits when you are well, you might actually be able to avoid getting sick!

 

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Select A Benefit Plan

This is a brief description of benefits. Please refer to the Plan Documents for complete policy provisions, limitations, and exclusions. If a conflict arises between this summary and the Plan Documents, the Plan Documents will prevail.

BCBSIL PPO Plan

Deductible
Deductible

The amount of covered expenses you must pay before the Plan starts paying benefits. Copays do not apply.

In-network:
Individual: $2,500
Family: $5,000
Out-of-network:
Individual: $2,500
Family: $5,000
Coinsurance
Coinsurance

Cost-sharing between you and the company. This is applied after you meet your deductible.

In-network:
You pay 20% (after deductible)
Plan pays 80%
Out-of-network:
You pay 40% (after deductible)
Plan pays 60%
Out-of-Pocket Maximum
Out-of-Pocket Maximum

The most you are required to pay out of your own pocket in a plan year. Some expenses may not apply. Includes deductible, coinsurance for essential health benefits and all copays INCLUDING pharmacy.

In-network:
Individual: $6,500 
Family: $13,000
Out-of-network: 
Individual: $8,500
Family: $17,000
Virtual VisitIn-network:
You pay $25
Out-of-network:
Not Covered
Doctor’s Office VisitIn-network:
You pay $30
Out-of-network:
You pay 40% (after deductible)
Plan pays 60%
Specialist Office Visit
Specialist Office Visit

Specialists include doctors trained in a specific area or function of the body, or a specific age group (cardiologist, pediatrician, orthopedic surgeon, neurologist, etc.).

In-network:
You pay $60
Out-of-network:
You pay 40% (after deductible)
Plan pays 60%
Preventive/Well Child Care
Preventive/Well Child Care

Care focused on prevention or early detection of health conditions. Includes routine physical exam, child immunizations, and routine diagnostic tests.

In-network:
You pay $0
Plan pays 100%
Out-of-Network:
You pay 40% (after deductible)
Plan pays 60%
Emergency Room
Emergency Room

Provides accidental injury and medical emergency care. Note: Call your plan immediately if you are admitted to the hospital.

In-network:
You pay $250 copay
Out-of-network:
You pay $250 copay
Urgent Care
Urgent Care

Non-emergency care received from an urgent care clinic or other medical facility; typically used after hours or when your regular doctor is not available.

In-network:
Your cost will depend on how the provider is contracted and how the claim is billed (Emergency: $250, Urgent Care: $75, Primary Care: $30)
Out-of-network:
You pay 40% (after deductible)
Plan pays 60%  
Inpatient HospitalizationIn-network:
You pay 20% (after deductible)
Plan pays 80%
Out-of-network: 
You pay a $400 copay, then 40% (after deductible)
Plan pays 60%
Outpatient SurgeryIn-network:
You pay 20% (after deductible)
Plan pays 80%
Out-of-network: 
You pay 40% (after deductible)
Plan pays 60%
Are you required to use network providers?No (but your costs will be lower when you do)  
Do you need a referral to a specialist?No  
Can I use a Health Savings Account (HSA) or Health Reimbursement Account (HRA)?
Can I use a Health Savings Account (HSA) or Health Reimbursement Account (HRA)?

A feature of high-deductible or consumer-driven medical plans, this is a tax-advantaged savings account you can use for medical expenses now or save for later.

No  
Can I use a Health Care Flexible Spending Account (FSA)?
Can I use a Health Care Flexible Spending Account (FSA)?

An account you contribute to before taxes, then use the money for qualified health-related expenses.

Yes  
Prescription DrugRetail (Up to 31-day supply)
In- or out-of-network*:
Generic: $15 copay
Brand** (Formulary): 30%
($50 maximum copay)
Brand** (Non-Formulary): 50%
($75 maximum copay)
Select oral contraceptives: $0

Mail Order (Up to 90-day supply)
In-network only:
Generic: $30 copay
Brand** (Formulary): 30%
($100 maximum copay)
Brand** (Non-Formulary): 50%
($150 maximum copay)
Preferred Specialty***: $75 copay
Non-Preferred Specialty***: $100 copay
Select oral contraceptives: $0

*Out-of-network is covered at 75% of contracted pharmacy amount after the appropriate copay.

**If an insured selected a brand name drug when there is a generic equivalent available, the member will pay the applicable copay plus the cost difference between the selected drug and the generic equivalent  

***Specialty drugs are limited to 30 day supply  
 
Contributions
Contributions

Monthly medical pre-tax payroll deductions

Annual base salary $67,000 or Less
Employee (EE) only: $244.00
EE + spouse/domestic partner/civil union partner: $774.44
EE + child(ren): $518.06
Family: $878.75

Annual base salary $67,001 - $95,000
EE only: $266.99
EE + spouse/domestic partner/civil union partner: $889.37
EE + child(ren): $610.00
Family: $954.78

Annual base salary $95,001 +
EE only: $289.97
EE + spouse/domestic partner/civil union partner: $1,000.76
EE + child(ren): $703.71
Family: $1,066.17
 
Contact Info

Roosevelt University

430 S. Michigan Ave

Chicago, IL 60605

312-341-4334

hr@roosevelt.edu

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The information included in this portal is a high-level summary of common benefits. For more details about your plans, please refer to your Plan Document, Summary Plan Description or Certificate of Insurance Coverage. The information in those formal plan documents governs.

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