BRYN MAWR COLLEGE MEDICAL INSURANCE BENEFITS COMPARISON EFFECTIVE NOVEMBER 1, 2009



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BENEFITS Description of Plan Annual Deductible (January - December) - Individual - Family PERSONAL CHOICE PPO BRYN MAWR COLLEGE KEYSTONE HEALTH PLAN EAST KEYSTONE POS Provides comprehensive health Provides comprehensive health Provides comprehensive health Provides comprehensive health services including preventive care services using physicians and services including preventive care services using physicians and (routine visits). Must use affiliated hospitals of your choice. Member (routine visits). Individuals select a hospitals of your choice. Member physicians and hospitals. Female will be responsible for an annual "Primary Care Physician" and must will be responsible for an annual members may select OB/GYN deductible and co-insurance. use affiliated physicians and deductible and co-insurance. physician within the network. hospitals. Female members may select OB/GYN physician within the network. $500 $1,000 $200 $600 KEYSTONE HEALTH PLAN EAST KEYSTONE HMO Provides comprehensive health services including preventive care (routine visits.) Individuals select a "Primary Care Physician" and must use affiliated physicians and hospitals. Female members may select OB/GYN Out of Pocket Limit* - Individual - Family $3,000 $6,000 $1,000 $3,000 Hospitalization Room and Board Covered subject to $150 per day copay, capped at 5 days per admission. Pre-certification hospital s deductible; for 70 days per calendar year. Pre-certification required and is the member s responsibility or Covered in full - no limits. Precertification is deductible for 120 days per calendar year. Pre-certification required and is the member s responsibility or Covered in full - no limits. Precertification is Outpatient Surgery (facility) Covered subject to $150 co-pay. Precertification hospital s responsibility for certain Pre-certification by the member required for certain procedures or benefits will be physician s responsibility for certain Pre-certification by the member required for certain procedures or benefits will be physician s responsibility for certain Surgery (Inpatient/ Outpatient) Must use Personal Choice affiliated specialist. Must use Keystone affiliated specialist. Must use Keystone affiliated specialist. *The out of pocket limit includes coinsurance paid by the subscriber, but excludes deductibles, amounts in excess of allowed charges, penalties and mental health expenses. **Allowed charges are based on the payments made to an in-network provider. You are responsible for amounts in excess of the allowed charges. This is a general description of each program. Employee Benefit Booklets should be referred to regarding specific plan provisions. Page 1 of 5

Inpatient Visits Office Visits $20 co-pay per primary care visit. Includes periodic physicals (frequency determined by age). $30 co-pay for specialist visits. $15 co-pay for primary care physician and $25 for referred specialists. Includes periodic physicals (frequency determined by age). $15 co-pay for primary care physician and $25 for referred specialists. Includes periodic physicals (frequency determined by age. Laboratory, X-Ray and Routine Radiology Services Covered subject to $30 co-pay for visits to affiliated facilities. No copay for laboratory services. Co-pay not applicable when performed in ER or office setting. Must use facilities Must use facilities MRI/MRA, CT/CTA Scan, PET Scan Covered subject to $30 co-pay for visits to affiliated facilities. Precertification doctor s Must use facilities Pre-certification required and is the Must use facilities Pre-certification required and is the Outpatient Private Duty Nursing Covered in full, limited to 360 hours per calendar year (combined in and out-of-network). Pre-certification doctor s deductible, limited to 360 hours per calendar year (combined in and outof-network). Pre-certification member s physician s physician s Skilled Nursing Facility Covered in full, limited to 180 days. Pre-certification doctor s deductible, limited to 240 days Precertification member s responsibility or benefits will be Covered in full, limited to 180 days per calendar year. Pre-certification physician s deductible, limited to 240 days per calendar year. Pre-certification member s Covered in full, limited to 180 days per calendar year. Pre-certification physician s This is a general description of each program. Employee Benefit Booklets should be referred to regarding specific plan provisions. Page 2 of 5

Home Health Care doctor s responsibility physician s Mammograms Female members age 40 or older -- one routine mammogram every calendar year. Female member under age 40 if recommended by 70% of allowed charges**, no 80% of allowed charges**, no Routine Eye Examinations Covered in full every 2 years. Cannot $35 payment every 2 years. Cannot Covered in full after $15 co-pay every 2 years. No referral needed. Not Covered. Covered in full after $15 co-pay every 2 years. No referral needed. Eye Glasses and Contact Lenses Basic glasses and frames covered every 2 years. Cannot combine innetwork and out-of-network $75 payment every 2 years. Cannot Basic glasses and frames covered every 2 years. Cannot combine referred and self-referred $100 reimbursement towards the purchase of eyeglasses or contact lenses every 2 years. Cannot combine referred and self-referred Same as Keystone POS, including the self-referred option. Dental Care Not Covered. Not Covered. Not Covered. Not Covered. Not Covered. Durable Medical Equipment and Prosthetics $30 co-pay. Pre-certification required for purchases exceeding $500 and most rentals. for purchases exceeding $500 and most rentals. Benefit will be reduced if pre-certification is not obtained. 100%. Pre-certification required for purchases exceeding $500 and most rentals. for purchases exceeding $500 and most rentals. Benefit will be reduced if pre-certification is not obtained. 100%. Pre-certification required for purchases exceeding $500 and most rentals. This is a general description of each program. Employee Benefit Booklets should be referred to regarding specific plan provisions. Page 3 of 5

Emergency Care Covered after $40 co-pay, waived if admitted. Certification must occur within 2 days of an inpatient admission resulting from the emergency. Covered at the in-network level. Must try to contact primary care physician before going to the emergency room (unless a lifethreatening emergency). $35 co-pay, waived if admitted. Same as referred coverage. Must try to contact primary care physician before going to the emergency room (unless a lifethreatening emergency). $35 co-pay, waived if admitted. Preventive Care Routine Physicals A $20 co-pay; coverage provided for one routine history and physical examination every 3 years age 18-49; and one exam each year beginning at age 50. $15 co-pay - primary care 80% of allowed charges**, no deductible $15 co-pay - primary care Well Baby Care (Check-ups & immunizations) A $20 co-pay; coverage is provided for one exam and necessary immunizations per schedule of age groupings. $15 co-pay - primary care 80% of allowed charges**, no deductible $15 co-pay - primary care Routine Gynecological Exam and Pap Test Covered in full for one visit per calendar year. 70% of allowed charges** no deductible for one visit per calendar year. Not covered if already obtained in-network. $15 co-pay. No referral needed for two routine visits per calendar year. 80% of allowed charges**, no deductible for one visit per calendar year. Not covered if already obtained in-network. $15 co-pay. No referral needed for two routine visits per calendar year. Infertility Treatment Not Covered Not Covered Artificial insemination is covered subject to pre-certification that is the Other assisted fertility Artificial insemination is covered subject at 80% of allowed charges** after Pre-certification member s Other assisted fertility Artificial insemination is covered subject to pre-certification that is the Other assisted fertility Birth Control prescription covered under office visit This is a general description of each program. Employee Benefit Booklets should be referred to regarding specific plan provisions. Page 4 of 5

Prescription Drugs (outpatient) $20 generic, $40 brand name formulary, $60 brand name nonformulary, pharmacy. Mail-order option provides 3-month supply for 2 months of co-pays. 30% at non-participating pharmacies $0 generic, $20 brand name formulary and $35 brand name nonformulary, pharmacy. Mail-order option provides 3-month supply for 2 months of copays. Same as referred coverage if purchased at a participating pharmacy. Otherwise, 30%. $0 generic, $20 brand name formulary and $35 brand name nonformulary, pharmacy. Otherwise, 30%. Mailorder option provides 3-month supply for 2 months of co-pays. Physical Therapy $20 co-pay visits 1-30. $30 co-pay visits 31-60. condition. Must use physical therapist deductible subject to $5,000 annual limit for all outpatient therapy. condition. Must use physical therapist Spinal Manipulations $30 co-pay, 30 visits per year (combined in and out-of-network). deductible, 30 visits per year (combined in and out-of-network). condition. Referral required. 80% of allowed charges**after deductible subject to $1,000 annual limit. condition. Referral required. Mental Health Care (Inpatient) Covered in full for 30 days per 365 day period with 1:2 trade (1 inpatient day may be traded for 2 outpatient days, to a max of 60 days). Non-SMI: 30 days per 365 day period. (Outpatient) 60 visits per 365 day period. $30 copay. Non-SMI: 30 visits per 365 day period. $30 co-pay. Covered for 30 days per 365 day period at 70% of allowed charges** after deductible with 1:2 trade (1 outpatient days, to a maximum of 60 days). Non-SMI: Covered for 20 days per 365 day period at 70% of allowed charges** after Precertification is required. 60 visits per 365 day period at 50% of allowed charges** after Non-SMI: 20 visits per 365 day period at 50% of allowed charges** after Covered in full for 30 days per calendar year with 1:2 trade (1 outpatient days, to a max of 60 days). Non-SMI: Covered in full for 35 days per calendar year. 60 visits per calendar year. $25 co-pay. Non-SMI: 20 visits per calendar year. $25 co-pay. 80% of allowed charges** after deductible for 30 days per calendar year with 1:2 trade (1 inpatient day may be traded for 2 outpatient days, to a max of 60 days). Non-SMI: 80% of allowed charges** after deductible for 30 days per calendar year. Serious Mental Illness (SMI) and Non-SMI: 50% of allowed charges** after deductible, limited to $30 per visit. 60 visits per calendar year. Covered in full for 30 days per calendar year with 1:2 trade (1 outpatient days, to a max of 60 days). Non-SMI: Covered in full for 35 days per calendar year. 60 visits per calendar year. $25 co-pay. Non-SMI: 20 visits per calendar year. $25 co-pay. Lifetime Maximum Unlimited $1,000,000 Unlimited $1,000,000 Unlimited This is a general description of each program. Employee Benefit Booklets should be referred to regarding specific plan provisions. Page 5 of 5