UnitedHealthcare’s  most comprehensive Ohio copay policy is the “Copay Select” contract. It features a  $35 copay on covered office visits with an optional $25 copay. There is no maximum limit on the number of allowable visits. UnitedHealthcare Ohio health insurance rates are generally extremely competitive when compared to the other large insurance carriers.

Prescriptions are included, and like most companies, feature a “Tier” system. For example, “Tier 1″ drugs have a $15 copay while other drugs will have a higher out-of-pocket expense.

Child and adult preventative care benefits are provided at 100% coverage with no deductible or waiting period. Some of the covered benefits include annual physicals, wellness checks, mammograms and Pap tests.

Overall, UnitedHealthCare’s  “Copay Select”  Plan  is one of the most popular plans in the state. Rates are extremely competitive, especially in the Dayton and Columbus areas. A wide range of major medical deductibles is available, ranging from $500 to $10,000. The $7,500 and $5,000 deductibles are commonly used to lower premiums.

Aetna”s PPO 2500 plan is similar, but is typically more expensive in most parts of the state. Medical Mutual”s  SuperMedOne policy is also very competitively priced in the Ohio Health Insurance market. Coverages are comparable and like UnitedHealthcare, Medical Mutual has a large network of providers.

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