Monthly premium
Your premium is the amount you pay for your health insurance each month.
$963.04
per monthBased on the information entered for your annual household income and the number of people in your household needing insurance, you may qualify for an estimated subsidy of:
Based on the information entered for your annual household income and the number of people in your household needing insurance, you may qualify for Medicaid. You can learn more about Medicaid through the Vermont Health Connect website.
Based on the information entered for your annual household income and the number of people in your household needing insurance, you may not qualify for the federal subsidy through the Vermont Health Exchange. Please check your exact subsidy eligibility at Vermont Health Connect.
Your premium is the amount you pay for your health insurance each month.
$963.04
per monthThe dollar amount you pay for services and/or medications before your plan begins to pay a larger portion of costs.
$5,475
per yearThere are two kinds of deductibles: stacked and aggregate. Stacked deductible plans pay benefits for an individual once the individual deductible is met, even on a two-person or family plan. With aggregate deductibles, the full single or family deductible must be satisfied before benefits are paid.
Aggregate
A limit on the amount you will pay for covered services (medical or prescriptions) in a calendar year. Once you meet this limit, we will pay for 100% of covered health care costs for the rest of the calendar year.
$5,475
per yearA Health Savings Account (HSA) is a savings account that allows you to save money tax-free which can be used to pay for qualified health care expenses set by the IRS.
Compatible
A Health Reimbursement Arrangement (HRA) is for some employer-funded health plans in which employees are reimbursed tax-free for qualified medical expenses up to a fixed dollar amount per year.
Not Compatible
The type of health insurance plan offered that determines the network of providers and facilities available in that health plan. For example, our EPO network plans cover services for doctors, specialists, or hospitals in our Blue Cross network within Vermont and nationwide.
EPO
The amount you pay toward the cost of medications before your plan will begin to pay costs.
Combined with medical
A limit on the amount you will pay for covered prescriptions in a calendar year. Once you meet this limit, we will pay for 100% of covered costs for the rest of the calendar year. Some plans may have a separate prescription out-of-pocket maximum, or it may be combined with the overall out-of-pocket maximum.
$1,600
A generic drug is a medication created to be the same as an existing approved brand-name drug.
Full price
$0
Brand-name drugs that are listed on our formulary drug list (drugs covered by your plan).
Full price
$0
A medication that has been determined to have an alternate drug available that is clinically equivalent such as a generic equivalent.
Full price
$0
A medication that has been determined to have an alternate drug available that is clinically equivalent such as a generic equivalent.
$15
co-pay$15
co-payPreferred brand medications for select conditions such as asthma, antidepressants, cardiovascular/heart disease, diabetes, smoking deterrents, and more.
$50
co-pay$50
co-payPreferred brand medications for select conditions such as asthma, antidepressants, cardiovascular/heart disease, diabetes, smoking deterrents, and more.
60%
co-insurance60%
co-insuranceThe prescription deductible is waived for wellness drugs.
Services used to find or reduce your risks when you do not have symptoms, signs, or specific increased risk for the condition being targeted. It can include annual check-ups, immunizations, as well as certain tests and screenings.
$0
A test that helps find diseases and conditions early. Routine health screenings are recommended for people throughout life as part of preventive care.
$0
Vaccinations for adults and children.
$0
A health care provider who provides primary, routine care services.
Full price
$0
A visit to a healthcare provider that is considered a medical specialist, such as an orthopedic surgeon or cardiologist.
Full price
$0
A visit to a healthcare provider that is considered a medical specialist, such as an orthopedic surgeon or cardiologist.
Full price
$0
A series of visits to a clinic (either in a hospital or facility) to receive therapy that relieves pain of an acute condition, restores function, and prevents disability following disease, injury. or loss of body part.
Full price
$0
A healthcare provider helps you assess your dietary habits to help create an individual action plan for ongoing self-care.
Full price
$0
Speech therapy services provide treatment of swallowing, speech-language and cognitive-communication disorders. Occupational therapy services promote the restoration of a physically disabled person’s ability to accomplish the ordinary tasks of daily living or the requirements of person’s particular occupation.
Full price
$0
Health care services that are necessary to treat a condition or illness of an individual that if not treated within 24 hours would cause risk.
Full price
$0
Care for illness or injuries that need immediate attention and care.
Full price
$0
Transportation provided to the nearest facility or hospital, such as by an ambulance service.
Full price
$0
Tests ordered by your provider to learn or determine more about a specific condition or disease. These services can include labs, x-rays, testing, and other procedures. These tests can be performed in an office and in an outpatient hospital.
Full price
$0
A patient who receives services/care that usually doesn’t require an overnight stay or being admitted into a hospital. Outpatient care may be provided in a hospital or ambulatory surgical center. These services can include surgery, diagnostic services, advanced imaging (MRI, CT or PET scan), treatments, or other types of procedures.
Full price
$0
Medical care when you get admitted to a health care facility, like a hospital or other type of inpatient facility and spend at least one night.
Full price
$0
Ready to enroll? Based on whether you qualify for federal subsidies or not, we have outlined the enrollment options below.
You can enroll directly online or download a PDF form to send to us.
By clicking the enrollment option directly with us, you are acknowledging you will not receive any premium assistance through Vermont Health Connect, and as a result may end up paying more for your health coverage. To verify you’re your eligibility to qualify for premium assistance and help reduce your monthly premium, click Check my Subsidy Eligibility button below.
If you do qualify for subsidies, you must enroll through the Vermont Health Connect website.
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