Our lives and our needs are diverse. Some are young; some are old. Some of us have families to consider, others don’t. Some have major ongoing health issues; others see a doctor once a year just for a physical. These variables and many more influence the decisions we make as individuals. Which means not everyone needs the same type of health insurance plan or drug coverage.
New Horizons Baking Company offers three medical plans administered by UMR using the United Healthcare Choice Plus Network. Medical plans feature a deductible, office visit copayments, prescription drug and coinsurance for certain services.
Through these plans you have access to thousands of network physicians and hospitals in the United States. You, the employee, and your dependents are responsible for ensuring the providers that you utilize are In Network. To access a listing of providers, logon to the UMR website at www.umr.com
Working Spouse Medical Carve-Out
New Horizons Baking Company’s benefits plan for employees has a Working Spouse Medical Coverage Carve- Out. This encourages the spouses of New Horizons Baking Company’s employees to obtain available coverage under another employer’s plan instead of the New Horizon Baking Company plan.
In order to determine whether your spouse can be covered under New Horizons Baking Company’s plan, all employees are required to fill out and provide the Working Spouse Carve-out Form.
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Base Option #1
Base Option #2
Base Option #3
HDHP with HSA
Please Note: Copays, coinsurance, and deductible accumulate toward the out of pocket maximum.
What you need to know for the upcoming plan year.
New Horizons has implemented an Avoidable Emergency Room Program. To help minimize the effects of rising health care costs, services for non-emergency conditions will not be covered when treated in a hospital emergency department – that these conditions will not be covered if more appropriate settings are available.
Employees and covered dependents who choose to receive non-emergency care in the ER are responsible for the charges incurred.
There are many options that can be more convenient, less expensive and more appropriate than the emergency room.
An Urgent Care Center is a walk-in clinic staffed by doctors who treat conditions that aren’t as severe as emergencies. Doctors in an urgent care often do X-rays, lab tests and stitches.
A Walk-In Doctor’s office is convenient option because consumers don’t have to be an existing patient or have an appointment to receive care. These offices handle most routine care and common illnesses.
A Retail Health Clinic is a clinic where medical professionals provide basic medical care. These clinics are almost always located in retail stores, supermarkets and pharmacies.
Your ID card will have your medical and pharmacy information. If you need additional cards, call UMR at 800-826-9781 AFTER January 1st.
Please take a minute to ensure your provider or preferred facility is in the Choice Plus Network.
Prescription Drugs
Below is a brief overview of what you can expect to pay for a prescription drug, depending on which “tier” category it falls under in the CVS Caremark Drug List for your plan when using an in-network pharmacy. To find out what tier applies to a specific medication, see the CVS Caremark Drug List at www.caremark.com
If you have a Maintenance Drug, one you take every day, week, or month; take advantage of the mail order programs with your medical plan. Please see www.caremark.com for more information.
Click here to view information on the CVS Caremark formulary changes effective July 1, 2023. Note, updated preventive drug lists are coming soon. Please be on the lookout for a letter to members and prescribers about the upcoming changes.
Base Option #1
Base Option #2
Base Option #3
*NOTE: HDHP with HSA prescription copays do not start until the deductible has been met.