In-Network Cost
UHC Dual Complete UT-S2 (HMO-POS D-SNP)
HMO/HMOPOS
UnitedHealthcare
Monthly Premium
$37.60
Part C
$0.00
Part D
$54.70
Out-of-Pocket Max
$9,250.00
/yr
Key Benefits at a Glance
Dental Up to
$2,500
/yr
Vision
$200
eyewear allowance
Hearing
$2,200
/yr hearing aids
OTC
$128
/quarter credit
Transport
Not covered
rides/year
Fitness
Meals After Hosp
{meal benefit}
Overall Rating
Part C Rating
Part D Rating
Where Is This Plan Available?
Available in
29
counties:
Also available in these cities:
Plan Benefits —
Copays & Cost Sharing
Benefit
Primary Care Visit
$0 copay
Specialist Visit
$0 copay
Emergency Room
$0 copay
Urgent Care
$0 copay
Hospital Inpatient (day 1-5)
$0 copay per stay, or
Mental Health Outpatient
$0 copay
Telehealth
Preventive Visit
$0 copay
Drug Formulary Tiers
Tier
Drug Type
30-Day Retail
90-Day Mail
1
Generic drugs
2
Preferred brand
3
Standard brand
4
Non-preferred
5
Specialty drugs
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What is MOOP and why does it matter for Medicare?
Understanding
Medicare Advantage HMO-POS
An HMO-POS (Point of Service) plan works like a standard HMO but gives you the option to see out-of-network providers at a higher cost. You still have a primary care doctor and typically need referrals. The point-of-service option adds a safety valve for situations where you want to see a specialist outside the network.
HMO vs PPO — Which Is Right for You?
Not sure if this plan is right for you?
Peter Abilla is a licensed Utah Medicare agent. He can walk you through this plan's costs, coverage, and whether your doctors are in-network.