Even as a CHAMPVA beneficiary, are you worried about unexpected medical needs for your kids? So much so that you are skipping or putting off medical checkups and procedures to avoid out-of-pocket cost? A CHAMPVA Supplement Insurance Plan, administered by SelmanCo, can ease your worries by helping with costs not covered by CHAMPVA. These include:
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A CHAMPVA Supplement Insurance plan, when combined with CHAMPVA benefits, helps reimburse family members for the costs not covered by CHAMPVA. After the CHAMPVA deductible is met the plan will pay your cost share for both covered inpatient and outpatient medical expenses after you satisfy the calendar year plan deductible of $200 per person, $400 family maximum. This includes office visits, inpatient visits, pharmacy costs, lab services, and durable medical equipment from a non-VA source.
People who are enrolling in CHAMPVA Supplement Insurance must: Be covered by CHAMPVA; Provide their CHAMPVA sponsor’s demographic information; Be/become a member of the sponsoring organization to get a CHAMPVA Supplement insurance plan.
CHAMPVA Supplement Insurance Eligibility: Eligible Spouse: “Spouse” means your spouse who is under age 65 and a CHAMPVA benefits recipient, but not a spouse from whom you are legally separated or divorced. “Spouse” also means widow(er) if he or she is a member of VFW. Eligible dependents and unmarried children may also enroll. Pre-existing conditions will not be covered until the coverage has been in effect for 6 months. Benefits related to new conditions will be covered immediately.
CHAMPVA Supplement insurance plan is subject to plan deductible, exclusions
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