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PMP FAQ - Frequently Asked Questions

 

How can I enroll in an Individual Plan?
Joining is easy, if you are:

  • Under 65 years of age,
  • Live in the Medical Insurance service area: Miami Dade and Broward counties in Florida.

You just need to:

  • Call any of our agents to request additional information and have your questions answered by a South Florida Insurance Broker (SFIB) representative, once you decide to joint, we will send you a representative to meet you in your home or office
  • Complete an enrollment application
  • Submit the first month's premium (personal check or money order) with application
  • Complete the required underwriting examination
  • For applicants 60 to 64 years of age, medical records are required
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When does my insurance become effective?
After the required underwriting examination has been completed, you will be notified in writing about the effective coverage date. If approved, it would commence on the 1st of the month after the approval date.

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Do you have a family plan?
The Insurance offers discounted rates for your dependent children.
Dependent coverage available for unmarried children ages 0 through 21 that reside with the applicant full time.
Dependent children 19 to 21 years of age must be full time students to be eligible for coverage. Verification of full-time student status is required.
If a dependent has a different last name than that of the applicant, the applicant must provide a copy of the marriage certificate, birth certificate or proof of guardianship, and attach to application, or submit to Underwriting Department.

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What happens if I have a pre-existing condition?
No health coverage benefits are provided for pre-existing conditions for the first 2 years of coverage. Pre-existing conditions are conditions that had manifested 24 months prior to the effective date of coverage and that it would cause an ordinarily prudent person to seek medical advice, diagnosis, care or treatment or for which medical advice, diagnosis, care, or treatment was recommended or received; or a pregnancy existing on the effective date of coverage. Also, during the initial required tests, it might occur that a pre-existing condition could be dettected.This would also be excluded of coverage for 2 years.

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Are medications covered under the plan?
Generic prescription drugs are only covered under this Plan.
Birth control or non-prescription medicines not covered.
Brand name (non-generic prescriptions) not covered.
All generic prescription drugs require co payments.
Generic prescriptions must be written by PMP contracted providers.

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Is maternity covered?
Maternity cared is covered after 15 months of continuous membership.

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Are Mammograms covered?
Yes, Mammograms are limited to:
(i) one (1) baseline mammogram for women who are age 35 through 39 years of age,
(ii) one (1) mammogram every two (2) calendar years for women who are 40 through 49 years of age, or more frequently Based upon the Member's Participating Physician's recommendations,
(iii) one (1) mammogram every calendar year for women who are 50 years of age or older,
(iv) one (1) or more mammograms each calendar year, based upon the Members's Participating Physician's recommendations for any woman who is at risk for breast cancer because of a personal or family history of breast cancer,because of having a history of biopsy-proven benign breast disease,because of having a mother,sister, or daughter who has had breast cancer,or because a woman has not given birth before the age of 30 years.

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What are the co payments and member Lifetime Benefits?
Co payments are due and payable at the time services are rendered.
Co payments amounts vary e.g. primary care physician visits, specialists, prescriptions, diagnostics, surgery, therapeutic.
Co payments are limited to $3,000 per person and $6,000 per family per year. Co payments for Emergency Services are not calculated as part of the annual co payment limits.
The total dollar amount payable per person, per lifetime, is $1,000,000
Co payment for emergencies are $100 plus 25% of charges above $100
Maternity Co payment of $1,500 is due and payable prior to delivery, includes newborn well care.

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Who is considered a Sub specialist?
Physicians such as Non-Primary Care Pediatric Specialties, Hand Surgeons, Neurosurgeons, Spine Surgeons, Neuro-Ophthalmologists, Neonatologists,and Other Specialties Available Only Through Specialized Institutions.

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What is the difference between Plan A and Plan B?
There are three main differences:

  • The primary care physician service fee is $ 5 for Plan A and $10 for Plan B.

  • Primary care is provided at the Plan A Primary Locations for this plan. Primary care is provided on a first come first served basis. Your primary care physician is assigned to you within the Primary Location.

    Under Plan B, the insured has the option to choose the primary care physician from a wider network of physicians.

  • Generic Prescriptions for Plan A are mainly provided at the primary care locations. Under Plan B, the insured has the option to choose medication from a wider network of pharmacies.
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Under Plan B, Do we have to choose only one primary care physician for the entire family?
No, each member of your family can choose a different primary care physician.

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Who could be a primary care physician under plan B?
Any of the Family, General Practice or Internal Medicine physicians listed on the Plan Phsician Directory.

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Can I get a list of the Primary Care Physicians?
When the agent meets with you, he/she will show you the list of physicians so that you can select the one that you consider best for your needs. Also, once you enroll, you will receive a copy of the Directory so that you can change your physician later on if you want.

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What is the difference between family practice and general practice physician?
The training received by a family practice physician is broader. Board Certification is available for family practice physicians as oposed to general practice physicians. Board certified means that one has been recognized by a board of peers (other doctors in one's area of study) that he/she has met the rigorous standards necessary to practice in a specific field of study.

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What is the difference between family practice and internal medicine physician?
Internal medicine deals with the health care needs of adults whereas family practice deals with the health care needs of adults and children. In this context, adults refer to people that are age 18 or above.

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Health Flex Plan
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Vision Rider

  The Vision Plan is available for subscribers, for a $5.00 additional premium. This vision/optical plan is designed to provide coverage for medically necessary visual needs, and does not provide benefits for cosmetic or aesthetic purposes.
Dental Rider

  The Dental Plan is available for the subscribers, for a $ 6.00 additional premium.