Let us suppose typical terms and conditions of the plan are as follows:
Individual/Family Health
Plan(INN & OON Providers)
Plan Year:1-1-2016 to 12-1-2016
Deductible:
INN Individual Deductible: $3000,
INN Family Deductible: $6000
Per member INN provider
deductible within a family: $6000
OON Individual Deductible: $6500,
OON Family Deductible: $12000
Per member OON provider deductible
within a family: $12000
Special condition1: If the contract has more
than one member, Individual Deductible is not applicable, in this case only
Family deductible will be applied. Plan will pay only when the total INN family
deductible $6000 or OON family deductible $12000 is paid.
Special condition 2: INN
provider deductible will NOT be counted towards OON provider deductible and OON
provider deductible will NOT be counted
towards INN provider deductible.
Coinsurance:
In Network (INN) Providers
Coinsurance: 70%-30%
Out Of Network(OON) Providers
Coinsurance:60%- 40%
Out Of Pocket:
INN Individual Out Of Pocket :
$6000, INN Family Out Of Pocket: $12,000
OON Individual Out Of Pocket :
$12500, OON Family Out Of Pocket: $25000
Special condition 1: If the contract has more
than one member, Individual Out Of Pocket is not applicable, in this case only
Family Out Of Pocket will be applied. Plan will pay 100% benefits only when the
total family Out Of Pocket limit(INN/OON) is paid.
Special condition 2:
Deductible, coinsurance will be counted towards out-of-pocket amount. INN
provider deductible and coinsurance will NOT be counter towards OON provider
Out Of Pocket and OON provider deductible and coinsurance will NOT be counted
towards INN provider Out Of Pocket amount.
Now let us suppose, the
contract/ policy holder has following members:
Member Number 1: Tiger Man- Subscriber
Member Number 2: Mrs. Tiger- Member
Member Number 3: Tiger Boy Member
Member Number 4: Tiger Girl- Member
Now let us calculate Cost Sharing for this contract of 4 members:
Step 1:
Date of treatment: 1/15/2016
Patient: Member Number 1
Place of treatment: Inpatient
Hospital
Revenue codes: Use applicable
codes per test case
CTP code: Use applicable
codes per test case
ICD 10 diagnosis code: Use
applicable code per test case
Provider: INN provider
(Hospital)
Allowable charge: $7000
Note: Though the individual
deductible is $3000, yet as per terms and conditions of the plan, the $6000
will be accumulated to family deductible and 30% of $1000 will accumulate to
Out Of Pocket amount. 70% of $1000 will be treated as benefits.
Total INN OOP=6300
Break-up:
Deductible: $6000
+Coinsurance: $300 (30% of
$1000)
Step 2:
Date of treatment: 2/15/2016
Patient: Member Number 1
Place of treatment: Inpatient
Hospital
CTP code: Use applicable
codes per test case
Rev codes: Use applicable
codes per test case
ICD10 diagnosis code: Use
applicable code per test case
Provider: OON provider
(Hospital)
Allowable charge: $14000.00
Note: Though the individual
deductible is $6000, yet as per terms and conditions of the plan, the $12000
will be accumulated to family deductible and 40% of $2000 will accumulate to
Out Of Pocket amount. 60% of $2000 will be treated as benefits.
Total OON OOP=$12800
Break-up:
Deductible: $12000
+Coinsurance: $800 (40% of
$2000)
Step 3:
Date of treatment: 2/25/2016
Patient: Member Number 2
Place of treatment: Inpatient
Hospital
Revenue codes: Use applicable
codes per test case
CTP code: Use applicable codes per
test case
ICD 10 diagnosis code: Use applicable
code per test case
Provider: INN provider
(Hospital)
Allowable charge: $19,000.00
Note: As family deductible limit
$12,000.00 is met in step 1, no deductible will be applicable here. As
coinsurance rate for INN provider is 60%- 40%, plan will pay $13,300 as benefit
and plan holder will pay $5700 as coinsurance. In this stage, total INN family
out of pocket amount will be $12,000.00 breakup is as follows:
From step 1: $6300.00
From step 3:$5700.00
Step 4:
Date of treatment: 3/30/2016
Patient: Member Number 2
Place of treatment: Inpatient Hospital
Revenue codes: Use applicable
codes from per test case
ICD10 diagnosis code: Use applicable
code per test case
CTP code: Use applicable codes per test
case
Provider: OON provider (Hospital)
Allowable charge: $30,500.00
Note: As family deductible limit $12000.00 is
met in step 2, no deductible will be applicable here. As coinsurance rate for
OON provider is 60%- 40%, plan will pay $18,300.00 as benefit and plan holder will
pay $12,200.00 as coinsurance. In this stage, total family out of pocket limit
$25,000.00 will be met, breakup is as follows:
From step 2: $12,800.00
From step 4:$12,200.00
Step 5:
Date of treatment: 4/30/2016
Patient: Member Number 3
Place of treatment: Doctor's office
CPT codes: Use applicable codes per test
case
ICD 10 diagnosis code: Use applicable
code per test case
Provider: INN provider (Cardiologist)
Allowable charge: $1000.00
Note: As INN Family out of pocket limit
$12,000.00 is met in step 2, the plan will pay 100% of
the allowable. Subscriber/member will no more pay any treatment cost for INN providers for the rest of the plan year.
Step 6:
Date of treatment: 5/15/2016
Patient: Member Number 4
Place of treatment: Doctor's office
CPT codes: Use applicable codes per test
case
ICD 10 diagnosis code: Use applicable
code per test case
Provider: OON provider (Cardiologist)
Allowable charge: $2000.00
Note: As INN Family out of pocket limit
$12,000.00 is met in step 2 and OON Family out of pocket limit $25,000.00
is met in step 4, the plan will pay 100% of
the allowable. Subscriber/member will no more pay any treatment cost for the
rest of the plan year, that is, up to December 31, 2016. So from now on,
no cost sharing will be applicable.
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