Common use of Out of Network Clause in Contracts

Out of Network. Covered for Medical Base Plan with $600 deductible and 70% coinsurance up to the annual out-of-pocket maximum. Pre-arranged services while outside the area are covered as if in-network.

Out of Network. Covered for Medical Base Plan with $600 deductible and 70% coinsurance up to the annual out-of-pocket maximum. Pre-Pre- arranged services while outside the area are covered as if in-in- network.

Out of Network. Covered for Medical Base Plan with $600 deductible and 70% coinsurance up to the annual out-of-pocket maximum. Pre-arranged services while outside the area are covered as if in-network. Out of network care could cost more than the out-of-pocket maximum, because certain amounts don’t count toward the maximum. After the out of pocket maximum is met, billing will continue for the difference between what the provider bills and what is covered by the plan.

Out of Network. Covered for Medical Base Plan with $600 500 deductible and 70% coinsurance up to the annual out-of-pocket maximum. Pre-arranged services while outside the area are covered as if in-network.

Out of Network. Covered for Medical Base Plan with $600 deductible and 70% coinsurance up to the annual out-of-pocket maximum. Pre-Pre- arranged services while outside the area are covered as if inin- network. Out of network care could cost more than the out-networkof- pocket maximum, because certain amounts don’t count toward the maximum. After the out of pocket maximum is met, billing will continue for the difference between what the provider bills and what is covered by the plan.

Out of Network. Covered for Medical Base Plan with $600 deductible and 70% coinsurance up to the annual out-of-pocket maximum. Pre-Pre­ arranged services while outside the area are covered as if in-in- network.

Out of Network. Covered for Medical Base Plan with $600 deductible and 70% coinsurance up to the annual out-of-pocket maximum. Pre-arranged services while outside the area are covered as if in-network. Out of network care could cost more than the out-of-pocket maximum, because certain amounts don’t count toward the maximum. After the out pocket maximum is met, billing will continue for the difference between what the provider bills and what is covered by the plan.