• Highestmonthly premium
• Lowest costs when care is provided
• Deductibles are very low, meaning plans start paying their share earlier than for other categories of plans.
• Good choice if: a lot of care is used and members are willing to pay a high monthly premium, knowing nearly all other costs will be covered.

 Platinum (PDF)

• Highmonthly premium
• Lowcosts when care if provided
• Deductibles — The amount of medical costs paid by members before the plan pays — are usually low.
• Good choice if:  m embers are willing to pay more each month to have more costs covered when medical treatment is provided. A Gold plan could be a good value if a lot of care is necessary.

Gold Plan (PDF)

• Moderatemonthly premium
• Moderatecosts when care is provided
• Silver deductibles — the costs paid by a member before the plan pays anything — are usually lower than those of Bronze plans.
• Good choice if:  as an employer, you  qualify for “extra savings” (our sales department can help you determine that status) — or, if not, members are willing to pay a slightly higher monthly premium than Bronze to have more routine care covered.

Silver Plan (PDF)

• Lowestmonthly premium
• Highestcosts when care is provided
• Bronze plan deductibles — the amount of medical costs paid by members before the plan starts to pay — can be thousands of dollars a year.
• Good choice if:a low-cost way to protect members is needed; from worst-case medical scenarios, like serious sickness or injury. Monthly premium will be low, but members have to pay for most routine care themselves.

Bronze (PDF)

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