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MedPlus Plan2026-10-21T20:47:00+00:00

MEDPLUS PLAN BENEFITS

If you have looked at medical gap plans in the past and came away less than thrilled with poorly matched plan designs, inconsistent Inpatient/Outpatient benefits, per occurrence deductibles, age banded rates, inefficient claims service, etc…it’s time to take a second look. MedPlus plans are specifically designed to mirror major medical plan benefits and act as true secondary health insurance, all while lowering the employee’s deductible, reducing out of pocket exposure, and saving employer cost.

The complaint that there are “gaps in the gap” does not apply to our plans. There are no limitations or exclusions outside of the major medical plan, and MedPlus plans are designed to satisfy the primary plan deductible or max out-of-pocket. Right down to the single ID card, MedPlus plans are built to sync with major medical and feel like one plan to the employee…as it should.

Further, a properly designed secondary insurance plan should have a positive impact on group’s claims experience with the primary carrier and is a creative solution to maintain desired benefits while meeting the Affordability Test under ACA mandates.

BENEFIT

OPTIONS

 Deductible per Covered per Calendar year  $100;  $250;  $500;  $1,000;  $1,500;  $2,000;  $2,500
 Deductible per Family per Calendar year  2x or 3x multiple consistent with Primary Plan
Inpatient Benefit  $1,000 to $7,200 per covered per year; multiple for all covered consistent with Primary Plan
Outpatient Benefit  $1,000 to $7,200 per covered per year; multiple for all covered consistent with Primary Plan
Coinsurance Percentage  Primary Plan matching coinsurance at 50%, 60%, 70%, 80% or 90%  |  100% coinsurance available
Physician Office Benefit Rider  Pays $25 office visit or specialist co-pay up to 4 per year per covered
  • Quote requests submitted with complete information completed in up to five business days
  • Coverage is group, guaranteed issue and not offered on a voluntary basis; all eligible employees covered on the employer’s major medical health plan must be covered on the MedPlus plan
  • Any change in the primary health plan attached to the MedPlus application could render quoted rates invalid
  • No more than 100% of eligible charges will be paid by both plans
  • MedPlus coverage issues through age 70
  • Rates are subject to change in the event of a 10% variance in census eligibility from the time of original application
  • No broker or agent can bind coverage without the authorization of HCC Life Insurance Company

QUESTIONS YOUR EMPLOYEES MAY HAVE

How do I make sure I properly use the coverage available to me?2018-01-25T18:24:35+00:00

It is important when reasonably possible to stay within network for health services. Your primary and secondary plans will pay a higher benefit level…saving you money. Major medical carrier networks today are very comprehensive, making this less of a concern. You will receive a coverage ID card for your plan so be sure to present it every time you receive medical service.

Can I purchase MedPlus alone for myself or a dependent?2026-10-21T20:58:05+00:00

No, MedPlus plans are secondary coverage and work in sync with your primary health plan. They are not a replacement for major medical coverage

What about limitations, exclusions or pre-existing conditions?2017-11-30T04:29:05+00:00

MedPlus plans have no limitations or exclusions outside of the primary health plan and no pre-existing condition clauses.

Will I have to pay the provider and then seek reimbursement?2017-11-30T04:30:49+00:00

No, benefits under both plans are payable directly to the provider. The provider will verify eligibility and the secondary plan will pay off the EOB processed by the primary plan. In the event a claim isn’t filed properly, we do everything possible to take the burden off the member. Notify our claims department with date of service and we will take the lead in contacting the provider for necessary documentation to get the claim paid.

How will MedPlus coverage save me money?2026-10-21T20:58:34+00:00

Let’s look at a simple claim example of inpatient surgery to repair a leg fracture using both a stand-alone high deductible, max out of pocket major medical plan with 80% coinsurance and then the composite plan paired with a $1,000 deductible MedPlus plan with matching coinsurance…

Inpatient Surgery totaling $14,250

Stand Alone Medical Plan:

You pay $5,000 to meet your deductible but that still leaves a balance owed of $9,250. You will share in that portion at 20% and your health plan will share at 80%. To satisfy the bill, you will pay a total of $6,850 and the plan will pay $7,400. Also note that you will have satisfied your Max Out of Pocket liability.

Composite Plan (Primary and MedPlus together):

You pay $1,000 to meet your MedPlus deductible but that still leaves a balance owed of $13,250. You will only have to meet your remaining coinsurance share to the additional $1,170 while MedPlus pays $4,680 and again the primary plan pays $7,400.

In this scenario, MedPlus coverage would have saved you $4,680 and you have also satisfied your Max Out of Pocket liability.

NECESSARY INFORMATION FOR A GROUP QUOTE:

  • Primary plan renewal (Summary of Benefits/Rates)
  • Alternate HDHP plans (Summary of Benefits/Rates)
  • Current supplemental coverage (if applicable)
  • Group census in Excel format (DOB, Gender, Medical Enrollment)
  • Group information (legal name, address, etc.)

CONTACT

P.O. BOX 2367
Birmingham, AL 35201

Phone: 205-388-5732
Fax: 205-778-1783

Request a quote: [email protected]
Submit a claim: [email protected]

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