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Benefits of buying a Blue Cross and Blue Shield of North Carolina (Blue Cross NC) health plan include:



100% preventive care coverage
including annual wellness visits 1


Health and well-being
programs like telehealth


No referrals needed
to see a specialist


3 free primary care provider visits
and 3 free mental health visits 2


Maternity, newborn
and pediatric care


Online tools to help you find doctors,
compare costs — and more


DID YOU KNOW?

More than half of our members with a subsidy paid $0 per month in 2021!

Source: Internal Blue Cross NC data, 2021.


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ACA 101: How It All Works

How to Shop for a Health Plan


When you're shopping for a health plan, here are some things to think about:

Subsidies

To help make health insurance more affordable, the federal government offers financial help, also called subsidies, to individuals and families who qualify based on their income and household size. There are two types of subsidies available: Advanced Premium Tax Credit (APTC) and Cost Sharing Reductions (CSRs).

To qualify for a subsidy under health care reform, you must:

  • Have income above 100% Federal Poverty Level (FPL)
  • Not be eligible for public coverage, such as Medicaid, the Children's Health Insurance Program (CHIP), Medicare or coverage through the Armed Services
  • Not have affordable access to insurance through an employer ("affordable" is defined yearly by the federal Marketplace based on the percentage of premium an employee is responsible for)

Use this online calculator to estimate the subsidy amount you could potentially qualify for from the federal government.

Subsidy Calculator


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ACA 101: Subsidies and Cost Sharing Reductions

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Network


Each Blue Cross NC health plan has its own network of covered health care providers. The larger the network, the more in-network options you have for doctors, hospitals and other facilities. But plans with a larger network typically have a higher monthly premium. Plans with a health system-specific network are often less expensive and help you get coordinated care, but usually only the doctors and facilities of one major health system are in-network.

So, it's important to weigh access versus cost when choosing your plan. While we also offer out-of-network coverage, you can save the most money by only seeing providers that are in your plan's network.

In the next section, you'll see the health plans available in your county. Use the Find an In-Network Doctor button to look up providers and hospitals that are covered by that plan's network.


Health Plan Options

We have new lower-cost plans for 2022. Enter your county to see which health plans are available in your area:

Prescription Coverage

Our Affordable Care Act (ACA) plans use the same formulary (a list of covered medications) and pharmacy network.

Use the Find a Drug button to see which medicines are covered and which tier they fall into. Tier 1 is often the least expensive, while Tiers 5 and 6 are the highest-cost.

Use the Find a Pharmacy button to search for in-network pharmacies.

ACA 101: Plans and Benefits

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Copayments, Deductibles and Coinsurance


When shopping for your health plan, you'll choose between two types: Copayment plans and deductible/coinsurance plans. The type you select affects how you'll pay for care at the doctor, pharmacy or hospital.

Copayments

A copayment is a fixed dollar amount you pay for a covered service at the time you receive it.

For example, you may have a plan that charges a $20 copay for an in-network doctor visit. All you'll need to pay is your $20 copay. Plans with copays tend to be more expensive. But, you'll know the cost of the visit before you go.

Deductibles

A deductible is the amount you owe for covered health care before your health insurance company starts to pay.

For example, let's say you have a $3,000 deductible and you've paid $2,000 toward it. You just had an MRI that costs $1,500. You'll have to pay $1,000 to reach your deductible. After that, you'll only pay part of the remaining $500 based on your coinsurance percentage.

If your plan has an integrated deductible that means your medical costs and pharmacy costs both apply toward the same deductible and out-of-pocket maximum.

Coinsurance

Coinsurance is your share of costs for health care expenses based on a percentage of those costs.

After you've met your deductible, you may be charged coinsurance for health care services. The cost of the service will be split between you and your insurance company.

So, if you get a $100 bill for a chest X-ray and you have a 30% coinsurance amount, you'll need to pay $30, and your insurance company will pay the rest.


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ACA 101: Copayments, Deductibles and Coinsurance

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Metallic Levels


Our ACA health plans are available in three metallic levels: Bronze, Silver and Gold. These levels were created by the ACA to show the value of coverage within a plan. They vary by how much of your medical costs a plan will pay on average. This can help you easily compare plans.

Gold

Bronze plans pay 60% of medical costs on average, and you pay 40%. 3

Good if you want protection from worst-case medical scenarios, like serious sickness or injury. While the monthly premium is lower, you'll have to pay for most routine care yourself.

Silver

Silver plans pay 70% of medical costs on average, and you pay 30%. 3

Good if you are willing to pay a higher monthly premium than Bronze to have more of your routine care covered.

Gold

Gold plans pay 80% of medical costs on average, and you pay 20%. 3

Good if you use a lot of care and are willing to pay more in monthly premiums to have more costs covered when you get medical treatment.

Health and Well-Being


As a Blue Cross NC member, you'll enjoy benefits and programs that can help you improve your health and feel your best.

Telehealth

24/7 telehealth care options for behavioral and physical health (available in English and Spanish).4

Blue365®

Grab discounts on products tied to fitness, personal care, healthy eating, wellness, financial health, lifestyle and more.5

Support

Get access to programs to help you control type 2 diabetes and quit smoking.6

ACA 101: Vision and Dental

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Catastrophic Health Plans


Are you under 30 or qualify for a hardship through the federal government? You may be eligible for catastrophic coverage.7  These plans have a high deductible, but your monthly payments will be lower than most other plans.

Benefits include:

  • 100% preventive care coverage1
  • $35 copays for first three non-preventive primary care provider visits
  • Essential health benefits covered after deductible is met
  • Plans meet ACA Bronze-level requirements

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