HIP Basic Member Cost-Sharing Sample Clauses

HIP Basic Member Cost-Sharing. Members enrolled in HIP Basic or HIP State Plan Basic are not required to make monthly contributions to their POWER Account, but are required to pay the following copayments at the time services are rendered:  No copayment is required for preventative care, maternity services or family planning services.  Four dollar ($4.00) copayment is required for outpatient services.  Seventy-five dollar ($75.00) copayment is required for inpatient services.  Four dollar ($4.00) copayment is required for preferred drugs.  Eight dollar ($8.00) copayment is required for non-preferred drugs. The Contractor shall also establish education and policies and procedures for its contracted providers to collect copayments for HIP Basic members at the time of service.
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