Is Anthem an EPO?

Yes, EPO. See www.anthem.com/ca or call (855) 333-5730 for a list of network providers. This plan uses a provider network. You will pay less if you use a provider in the plan’s network.

What is bronze 60 Hdhp EPO?

Covered California’s Bronze Plan covers 60% of your annual medical services on average, and is the least expensive plan available that qualifies for premium assistance. However, with lower premiums come higher out-of-pocket costs when you need to use medical services like the emergency room, etc.

What is Anthem Blue Connection EPO?

Anthem Blue Cross (Anthem) is pleased to announce the launch of the Anthem Blue Connection Exclusive Provider Organization (EPO) Network (Blue Connection). Blue Connection is a health plan option designed to specifically meet the evolving health care needs of our employer groups in the San Francisco Bay area.

Is anthem bronze a PPO?

Yes, Blue Card PPO. For a list of In-Network providers, see www.anthem.com/learnmore or call (855) 874-6849. Plans use the term in-network, preferred, or participating for providers in their network.

How much does the insurance company pay for a bronze plan?

If you choose a bronze plan, overall you’ll pay about 40 percent of your health care costs, and your insurance company will pay about 60 percent.

What are the benefits of a bronze 60 plan?

After the deductible is met, the Bronze 60 offers benefits for a set dollar amount (copay) and the Bronze 60 HSA offers benefits at 40%. Only when the advantages of having a Health Savings Account linked to your insurance plan outweigh the above benefits, do we advise a Bronze 60 HSA plan.

What’s the difference between bronze and silver health insurance?

The Affordable Care Act requires each metal tier to cover a certain percentage of your health care costs. Bronze plans cover about 60 percent. Silver plans cover about 70 percent, unless you’re eligible for cost sharing reduction.

Which is the best bronze plan for Covered California?

Covered California offers two Bronze 60 plans. To review the plan benefits for the HSA Plan see the Bronze 60 HSA Plan. Generally we recommend the standard Bronze 60 plan over the Bronze 60 HSA plan because you will have lower out-of-pocket costs.