Molina Healthcare of Washington, Inc.
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Molina Cascade Silver - HMO

Plan summary
Get our guide to the Essential Health Benefits covered by this plan and all other Marketplace plans.
Monthly premium
Your premium is the amount you pay for health insurance each month.
Deductible
$2,500 per person
$2,500 per person
Your deductible is the amount you pay for healthcare services before your insurance starts helping you cover the cost.
Depending on the plan, some basic services (like doctor visits and prescriptions) may be covered before your deductible is met.
Out-of-pocket max
$9,200 per person
$18,400 per family
This is the most you will have to pay for healthcare services during your coverage period (typically 12 months).
After you spend this amount on deductibles, copayments, and coinsurance, your health insurance plan will pay the rest.
Note: monthly premiums don’t count towards your out-of-pocket max.
Network type
HMO
The type of network you choose (HMO, PPO, POS, or EPO) will determine which providers (doctors, pharmacies, hospitals, and specialist) you can see.
• HMO plans usually limit coverage to providers who are within the plan’s network, and require a doctor’s referral to see specialists.
• PPO plans usually cover some of the cost of out-of-network providers (but not as much as for in-network providers), and don’t require a doctor’s referral to see specialists.
• EPO is a managed care plan where services are covered only if you go to doctors, specialists, or hospitals in the plan’s network (except in an emergency).
Metal tier
Silver
Metal levels (which include bronze, silver, gold, and platinum) determine how you will split the cost of your healthcare services with your insurance carrier.
• Bronze plans have the lowest monthly premiums and the highest costs when you need care
• Silver plans have moderate monthly premiums and moderate costs when you need care.
• Gold plans have high monthly premiums and low costs when you need care.
• Platinum plans have the highest monthly premiums and the lowest costs when you need care.
Doctor visits
This can include any visits to your doctors (outside of regular checkups) within your plan's network.
Primary care visit
$30 copay
First two in-person visits covered at $1 copay, then regular copay amounts apply. This two-visit allowance is shared with Other Practitioner Office Visit (Nurse, Physician Assistant).
This is the amount you’re responsible for when receiving primary care services.
For example, this could be an appointment with your primary care provider for a routine checkup or screening.
Specialist visit
$65 copay
This is the amount you’re responsible for when visiting a specialist (a medical professional who specializes in different types of diseases or conditions).
For example, a dermatologist, cardiologist, or pathologist.
Preventive care visit
No charge
There are dozens of preventive care services available for free with every plan, including check-ups, counseling, screenings, and immunizations
To learn more, scroll down to the Free Preventive Care section below.
Emergency / Surgery
These are the costs you’re responsible for in the case of an emergency or surgery.
Urgent care
$65 copay
An urgent care center can be a convenient option if you have a non-life-threatening injury and your doctor is not available.
Urgent care is usually less expensive than going to the Emergency Room, and will usually have shorter wait times for non-life-threatening injuries.
Emergency room
$800 copay after deductible
This is the amount you’re responsible for when receiving emergency room services.
Ambulance
$375 copay
This is the amount you’re responsible for when receiving ambulatory services.
Hospital stay (facility)
$800 copay per Day after deductible
This is the amount you’re responsible for when using the facilities and equipment at a hospital.
Hospital stay (physician)
No charge
This is the amount you’re responsible for when receiving services provided by a physician, surgeon, medical doctor, or other specialist.
Outpatient procedure (facility)
$600 copay after deductible
This is the amount you’re responsible for when using the equipment and facilities at a hospital.
Specifically, during a procedure that does not require overnight hospitalization.
Outpatient procedure (physician)
$200 copay after deductible
This is the amount you’re responsible for when receiving services provided by a physician, surgeon, or other specialist.
Specifically, during a procedure that does not require overnight hospitalization.
Physical rehabilitation
$40 copay
Coverage is limited to 30-inpatient days/year and 25-outpatient visits/year. Rehabilitative Speech Therapy and Rehabilitative Occupational and Rehabilitative Physical Therapy combine for 25 visits for Rehabilitative Services and 25 visits for Habilitative Services.
This includes physical and occupational therapy, speech pathology, and psychiatric rehabilitation services.
Pregnancy
Every ACA health insurance plan covers healthcare services provided before and after your child is born. Here is a breakdown of the costs associated with your plan.
Labor, delivery, hospital stay
$800 copay after deductible
This is the amount you will pay for your labor, delivery, and hospital stay.
Prescriptions
Prescription coverage and cost is usually based on a tiered structure. These tiers are determined by generic, brand, or speciality drugs.
Generic
$25 copay
Coverage is limited to a 30-day supply retail or 90-day supply mail order per fill or refill.
This is the amount you will pay for a generic drug prescription.
Brand
$75 copay
Coverage is limited to a 30-day supply retail or 90-day supply mail order per fill or refill.
This is the amount you will pay for a brand name drug prescription.
Non-preferred Brand
$250 copay after deductible
Coverage is limited to a 30-day supply retail or 90-day supply mail order per fill or refill.
This is the amount you will pay for a non-preferred brand name drug prescription.
Specialty
$250 copay after deductible
First fill allowed at a retail pharmacy. Additional fills must be provided at a specialty pharmacy. Coverage is limited to a 30-day supply for specialty and self-administrable cancer chemotherapy medications from a specialty pharmacy per fill or refill.
This is the amount you will pay for a speciality drug prescription.
Diagnostics / Labs / Imaging
This is the amount you're responsible for when receiving blood work, tests, or x-rays your doctor may need for diagnosing.
X-rays
$65 copay
This is the amount you’re responsible for when having an x-ray.
Imaging (CT/PET/MRI)
30% coinsurance after deductible
This is the amount you’re responsible for when having an MRI, CET, PET scan.
Blood work
$40 copay
This is the amount you’re responsible for when receiving blood work.
Mental health
Under the Affordable Care Act, all Marketplace plans are required to cover behavioral health treatment, mental and behavioral health inpatient services, as well as substance use treatment.
Outpatient services
$30 copay
First two in-person visits covered at $1 copay, then regular copay amounts apply. This two-visit allowance is shared with Substance Abuse Disorder Outpatient Services.
This is the amount you’re responsible for when you have a procedure that does not require overnight hospitalization.
Psychiatric hospital stay
$800 copay per Day after deductible
This is the amount you’re responsible for when you’re admitted or receiving treatment at a psychiatric hospital.
The Affordable Care Act requires that all health insurance plans cover preventive care for free. Preventive care services focus on managing and maintaining your health before something becomes serious. This includes routine check-ups, counseling, screenings, and immunizations. Grab our free guide to preventive care to refer back to later.
Abdominal aortic aneurysm one-time screening
For men of specified ages who have ever smoked
Free
Alcohol misuse screening and counseling
To prevent cardiovascular disease for men and women of certain ages
Free
Free
Free
Cholesterol screening
For adults of certain ages or at higher risk
Free
Colorectal cancer screening
For adults over 50
Free
Free
Diabetes (Type 2) screening
For adults with high blood pressure
Free
Diet counseling
For adults at higher risk for chronic disease
Free
Hepatitis B screening
For people at high risk
Free
Hepatitis C screening
For adults at increased risk, and one time for everyone born 1945 – 1965
Free
HIV screening
For everyone ages 15 to 65, and other ages at increased risk
Free
Free
Free
Free
Free
Free
Free
Free
Free
Free
Free
Free
Free
Free
Free
Lung cancer screening
For adults 55 - 80 at high risk for lung cancer
Free
Free
Free
Syphilis screening
For adults at higher risk and all pregnant women
Free
Tobacco Use screening
For all adults and cessation interventions for tobacco users
Free
Official documents
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