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Adult Additional Primary Care Services
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Non-pregnant adult members age 21 and older, unlimited primary care provider visits
You pay nothing
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Adult Visual Aid Services
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Adult members age 21 and older, the plan covers
1 eye exam a year and one of the following:
- 1 set of frames a year,
- Member pays any cost over $75 for luxury frames
- A 6-month supply of contact lenses with a doctor’s prescription
You pay nothing unless you select luxury frames that cost over $75
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| Up to 2 pre-cooked home-delivered meals per day for 10 weeks for pregnant women who are high risk.
You pay nothing
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Convertible Car Seat or Portable Crib
| Pregnant members who enroll and actively participate in our HumanaBeginnings® Care Management program and complete a comprehensive assessment and at least 1 follow-up call with a HumanaBeginnings Care Manager can select 1 convertible car seat or portable crib per infant, per pregnancy.
You pay nothing
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Criminal Expungement Services
| Members ages 18 and older can receive reimbursement of up to $75 for criminal record expungement, as allowed per www.fdle.state.fl.us/Seal-and-Expunge-Process, per lifetime.
You will be refunded
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Day Trip - Meal Reimbursement/ Allowance
| Adult members age 21 and older, up to $1000 a year ($200 daily limit) for same-day medical trips more than 100 miles from home
You will be refunded
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Disaster Preparedness Meals
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1 box of 14 shelf-stable meals before or after a natural disaster, twice annually.
- Member must not live in a residential or nursing facility
- The Governor must declare the disaster for the member to be eligible for the meals
You pay nothing
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| Doula assistance to provide emotional and physical support to the laboring mother and her family:
- 5 Prenatal visits
- 1 Birth coaching assistance during vaginal delivery
- 3 Postpartum visits
You pay nothing
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Durable Medical Equipment Services and Supplies
| Adult members age 21 and older that are under care management with blood pressure monitoring included in their care plan, may receive 1 digital blood pressure cuff every 3 years.
You pay nothing
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Expanded Prenatal/Perinatal Services
| For members age 10-59, the plan covers:
- 14 prenatal visits for low-risk pregnancies and 18 prenatal visits for high-risk pregnancies.
- 3 postpartum visits within 90 days following delivery
- 1 well-woman visit between 90 days and 12 months following delivery in preparation to transition the member back to their primary care medical home
- Non-hospital grade breast pump – 1 per 2 years, rental
- Hospital grade breast pump – 1 rental per year
You pay nothing
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Financial Literacy Coaching
| Members age 16 and older:
- Up to 6 life coaching sessions for money management/budgeting.
You pay nothing
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| For members age 16 and older GED test preparation assistance, including a bilingual advisor, access to guidance and study materials, and unlimited use of practice tests. Test preparation assistance, including tutoring, is provided virtually to allow maximum flexibility for members. Also includes test pass guarantee to provide members multiple attempts at passing the test.
You pay nothing
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Hearing Services for Adults
| You are covered for medically necessary hearing screenings and diagnostic testing.
Adult members age 21 and older, the plan covers:
- 1 hearing aid assessment, fitting, checking, and evaluation every 2 years
- 1 in ear monaural hearing aid per ear each year
- 1 hearing aid, all other types, per ear every 2 years
Call Hear USA at 877-664-9353 for a hearing provider near you.
You pay nothing
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| Adult members age 18 and older, 14 meals delivered to your home once per year
You pay nothing
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Home-Based Asthma Interventions
| Adult asthmatic members age 21 and older, in our Care Management or Disease Management programs can receive an allowance up to $250 per year for allergen free bedding and/or an air purifier
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Hospital Services – Outpatient
| Adult members age 21 and older, no dollar limit on services
You pay nothing
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| Adult members age 18 and older up to $500 per household per year (unused allowance does not roll over to the next year) to assist with the following housing expenses:
- Apartment rent or mortgage payment (late payment notice required)
- Utility payment for electric, water, gas or internet (late payment notice required)
- Trailer Park and lot rent if this is your permanent residence (late payment notice required)
- Moving expenses via licensed moving company when transitioning from a public housing authority
Requirements:
- Member must not live in a residential facility or nursing facility
- Funds will not be paid directly to the member
- If the bill is in the spouse’s name, a marriage certificate may be submitted as proof
You pay nothing
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| Families of children up to age 21, in a nursing facility preparing to transition their child home may receive up to $50,000 per lifetime for home readiness projects, such as physical adaptations to their home or vehicle.
You pay nothing
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| Members age 6 to 18 can receive supplies to calm the impact of trauma including a sound machine, light therapy products, or weighted pillow/blankets. Once per year.
Members can qualify through the following event/diagnosis: Children/adolescents with an emotional and/or behavioral diagnosis, such as acute stress disorder, disinhibited social engagement disorder, adjustment disorder, unclassified and unspecified trauma disorder, reactive attachment disorder, and/or post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD)
You pay nothing
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Maternal and Infant Virtual Care
| Pregnant members and members with a child up to 1 year of age, unlimited access to a smartphone application that provides 24 hour a day, 7 days a week access to a proprietary, video-enabled call routing system that allows members to connect with a lactation consultant or a physician extender for on-demand assistance.
You pay nothing
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| Your male baby is covered, 1 per lifetime for members age 0 to 28 days old
You pay nothing.
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Non-Medical Transportation (NMT) for Behavioral Health Parent/Guardian
| For members age 18 and under, 4 in-state round trips (8 in-state one-way trips) per month for a member’s parent and/or guardian to visit the member while in a behavioral health residential setting or a statewide inpatient psychiatric program (SIPP). Excludes members’ parents and guardians that have their own means of transportation.
You pay nothing
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Non-Medical Transportation (NMT) Social Needs
| Adult members age 18 and older up to 6 round trips (12 one-way trips) up to 30 miles for non-medical transportation per year to locations such as social support groups, wellness classes, WIC and SNAP appointments, and food banks. This benefit also offers transportation to locations providing social benefits and community integration for members such as community and neighborhood centers, parks, recreation areas, and churches.
You pay nothing
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| Members living with HIV deemed malnourished by their provider and unable to prepare meals, may receive a package of 21 nutritional shakes twice per year.
You pay nothing
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Occupational Therapy for Adults
| Adult members age 21 and older are covered for:
- 1 evaluation/re-evaluation per year
- Up to 7 therapy units per week
- Application of casting or strapping - Members who have been evaluated by an occupational therapist may receive a maximum of 3 casting or strapping services a week per their treatment plan. Services must be clinically indicated; evidence based; and not experimental.
- Wheelchair evaluation and fitting by an occupational therapist - If a member has a change in their medical condition, they may receive up to 5 wheelchair evaluations and/or fittings by an occupational therapist every 5 years
You pay nothing
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Over-the-Counter (OTC) Medications and Supplies
| $50 per month allowance enables households to purchase products that support common occurring conditions such as:
- Pain relievers
- Diaper rash cream
- Cough and cold relief medicine
- First aid equipment that do not require prescriptions.
Unused amounts do not roll over to the next month.
You pay nothing
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Pathway Licensure and/or Certification
| Pathway members age 16 and older who are participating in Humana’s workforce management program may receive financial assistance with covering the cost of professional licensure and/or certification for the following professions:
- Licensed practical nurse - up to $105 (Department of Health)
- Barber - up to $155 (Department of Business and Professional Regulation)
- Cosmetology - up to $55 - (Department of Business and Professional Regulation)
- Child care home license - up to $75 (Department of Children & Families)
Member must submit evidence they completed the education and/or training required by profession.
Allowance is limited to once per year.
You pay nothing
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Physical Therapy for Adults
| Adult members age 21 and older are covered for:
- 1 evaluation/re-evaluation per year
- Up to 7 therapy units per week
- Application of casting or strapping - Members who have been evaluated by a physical therapist may receive a maximum of 3 casting or strapping services a week per their treatment plan. Services must be clinically indicated; evidence based; and not experimental.
- Wheelchair evaluation and fitting by a physical therapist - If a member has a change in their medical condition, they may receive up to 5 wheelchair evaluations and/or fittings by a physical therapist every 5 years
You pay nothing
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| 14 refrigerated home-delivered meals following discharge from an inpatient or residential facility. No limit on the number of discharges per year.
You pay nothing.
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Respiratory Therapy for Adults
| Adult members age 21 and older are covered for:
- 1 evaluation/re-evaluation per year and
- 1 therapy treatment per day
You pay nothing
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Respite Services for Enrollees on HBCS Waiver Waiting List
| Members with a caregiver who are on a waiver waiting list for home- and community-based services (HCBS) may be eligible for up to 60 hours of respite services per year
Member must not live in a residential or nursing facility
You pay nothing
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Respite Services for Medically Complex Children
| Members ages 20 and under, may be eligible for up to 240 hours of respite services per year to afford temporary relief to family caregivers.
Respite care services are provided on a short-term basis as a temporary support to the recipient’s family. It may be provided in the absence of or for relief of the recipient’s family. Respite care may be used to meet a range of recipient needs. These include:
- Family emergencies.
- Planned absences, such as vacations, hospitalizations, or business trips.
- Relief from the stresses of caregiving; and
- Giving the child respite from his family.
Respite care may be provided in the recipient’s home, place of residence or a Nursing Facility.
Members must first exhaust services covered through HCBS Waivers they are enrolled on.
You pay nothing
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Return to Home Meals for Families of Nursing Facility Children
| Home-delivered meals for family members of nursing facility members, up to age 30 if they began living in a nursing facility before reaching 21 years of age, when transitioning to the home. Members may receive up to 2 meals per day for 1 week.
Family members must primarily reside in the member’s home.
You pay nothing
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| Smartphones can provide easy access to health related information and enable members to stay connected to their care team and health plan. Humana members that qualify for the Federal Lifeline program are eligible to receive a free smartphone with monthly talk minutes, text and data.
You pay nothing.
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| 1 sports physical per year for members age 6 to 18
You pay nothing
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| Members up to age 21 are covered for swimming lessons up to $200 a year. This is limited to 1000 enrollees per year.
You will be refunded
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Transition Assistance Deposit for Nursing Facility Children
| Members, up to age 30 if they began living in a nursing facility before reaching 21 years of age, may be eligible to receive up to $1,500 per lifetime to assist with identifying, coordinating, securing, or funding one-time services and modifications necessary to enable a person to establish a basic household that do not constitute room and board.
- Security deposits required to obtain a lease on an apartment or home.
- Coverage for utilities including set up fees or deposits, first month coverage, or back payments.
- First months and last month’s rent as required by landlord for occupancy or housing maintenance.
- Services necessary for the individual’s health and safety, such as pest eradication
- Services must be identified as reasonable and necessary in the members individualized housing. Members must first exhaust services covered through HCBS Waivers they are enrolled on.
You pay nothing
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| Members living with HIV can access virtual fitness classes including over 1,000 on-demand classes across multiple exercise modalities including high-intensity interval training (HIIT), core-strength, cycling, yoga, and other specialty fitness classes. Classes will be offered in a wide variety of intensities and class lengths (from 5 minutes to 60 minutes) to help members achieve their health and wellness goals. The digital fitness content will include adaptive workouts and classes suitable for those with chronic conditions and mobility challenges. This virtual offering will improve accessibility of exercise programming and address barriers (transportation, mobility, etc.) that may prevent members from engaging in in-person fitness.
You pay nothing
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| No copays on any services
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| Access to online tutoring services up to 2 hours per week as well as ACT/SAT test preparation for members in grades K-12 (ages 5-19).
You pay nothing
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