Your Health

Two medical plan options

DriveTime offers two medical plan options—the UnitedHealthcare PPO plan and the UnitedHealthcare high-deductible health plan (HDHP).

Choosing the right medical plan is an important decision. Take the time to learn about your options and select the right plan for you and your family. Here are some general differences between the two plans:

Here is an overview of how coverage works for each plan, based on three key components:

1: Your Deductible

The amount you pay for medical services before the insurance plan will begin to pay. 

PPO In-Network Deductible:	HDHP In-Network Deductible:
• Individual: $1,500 • Family: $3,000	• Individual: $3,000 • Family: $6,000

2: Your Coinsurance

You and the insurance plan share expenses in a specified ratio after you meet the deductible until you reach the out-of-pocket maximum (OOP max).

PPO In-Network Deductible:	HDHP In-Network Deductible:
20%	20%

3: Your Out-of-Pocket Maximum

The maximum amount of money you will pay for medical services during the plan year. It is the sum of your deductible and coinsurance payments.

PPO In-Network Deductible:	HDHP In-Network Deductible:
• Individual: $3,500 • Family: $7,000	• Individual: $5,000 • Family: $10,000

Your HSA

DriveTime will match your contributions dollar-for-dollar up to the following amounts:

• Employee-only: $400
• All other levels: $700

Take a Closer Look

For complete details on each of the two medical plan options, including more information on coverage, rates, and how the plans work, view or download the Benefits Owner’s Manual [PDF] . 

Questions?

Call a UnitedHealthcare Health Advocate at 1-844-298-8934 or visit the myuhc.com® website. 

Working with the right doctor—including a primary care physician who knows you and your health history—is one of the most important things you can do to maintain good health and wellbeing. UnitedHealthcare makes it easier to find doctors who are recognized for delivering quality, cost-efficient care with the UnitedHealth Premium^® program.*

Premium Care Physicians are more likely to give you the care you need, with:

• Fewer complications
• Fewer do-over surgeries
• Fewer unnecessary lab tests, MRIs, and medications

To find a Premium Care Physician near you, look for two blue hearts next to their name on the myuhc.com® website.

*The UnitedHealth Premium program is not available in St. Louis, Missouri.

Have a map, plan ahead. Those are good ideas for road trips—and health care. The emergency room (ER) is the right place to go in a real emergency, but that’s not always the level of care you need. For everything else, you’ll save time and money by exploring your options—including Teladoc^®, where you can see and talk to a doctor online, anytime. Compare your care options below so you know where to go.

Teladoc

($0; both plans)

If you are enrolled in our medical plans, DriveTime provides 24/7/365 access to licensed physicians through Teladoc at no additional cost. Make an appointment with a physician right from your phone or computer and get care without leaving your house. Get started on the Teladoc website.

Ideal for:

• Sore throat
• Cough/cold
• Rash
• Pink eye
• Bladder infection
• Many other minor conditions

Primary Care Physician

(PPO: $20 copay; HDHP: 10% after deductible)

For care during normal office hours, it may be best to go to your primary care doctor. He or she knows your health history and can provide follow-up care or refer you to a specialist, if needed. Save money by selecting a Premium Care Physician.

Ideal for:

• Routine checkups
• Immunizations
• Preventive services
• Condition management
• Non-urgent medical issues 

Urgent Care Center

(PPO: $75 copay; HDHP: 20% after deductible)

Urgent care centers typically don’t require an appointment and are often open in the evenings and on weekends. In-network urgent care centers are faster and much less expensive than the ER.

Ideal for:

• Severe vomiting or fevers
• Cuts or burns
• Sprains and strains
• Non-emergency illness or injuries

Emergency Room

(PPO: $250 copay + 20% after deductible; HDHP: 20% after deductible)

In the case of a true medical emergency, go to the ER. At the ER, true emergencies are treated first and other cases must wait—sometimes for hours. And, it will cost you a lot more to get care at the ER.

For true emergencies only, such as:

• Possible heart attack or stroke
• Uncontrollable bleeding 
• Major burns or fractures
• Severe allergic reactions 
• Difficulty breathing  

Not Sure Where to Go? Speak with a UnitedHealthcare Health Advocate

($0; both plans)

Speak with a UnitedHealthcare Health Advocate who can help you decide where to go and find an in-network provider near you. Call 1-844-298-8934.

More than a second opinion, a second chance. With 2nd.MD, you have direct access to elite specialists across the country to provide you with educational information so you can feel confident about your medical treatment decisions. A dedicated Care Team nurse will work with you to learn about your condition, answer questions, and connect you with the best specialist for your needs. DriveTime provides access to 2nd.MD health services at no cost to you and your family members covered by the UnitedHealthcare medical plan.

Visit 2nd.MD website or call to request a consult at 1-866-269-3534.

Get the green light on saving some green. Check out these simple things you can do to help keep costs down and get the care you need without sacrificing quality.

Get Preventive Care

Take advantage of 100% coverage when you use in-network providers for annual physicals, immunizations, and preventive care. See what types of preventive care may be right for you on the UnitedHealthcare Preventative Care website

Stay In-Network

You’ll pay less when you use UnitedHealthcare in-network providers. Find in-network providers on myuhc.com® website or the UnitedHealthcare® app. 

Use Premium Care Physicians

These doctors are known for delivering quality, cost-effective care. To choose smart, look for two blue hearts next to doctors’ names on the myuhc.com® website or the UnitedHealthcare® app

Compare Costs

The amount you pay for care depends on the provider you choose. Use the cost estimator tool on the myuhc.com® website or the UnitedHealthcare® app to compare costs before you get care, so you know what to expect.  

Know Where to Go for Care

In a true emergency, call 911 or go to the nearest emergency room. For everything else, you’ll save time and money by exploring your options on the myuhc.com® website. Not sure? Call 1-844-298-8934 to speak with a UnitedHealthcare Health Advocate who can help you decide.

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The information on this website provides just a snapshot of your health plan benefits. For complete details, including information on coverage and exclusions, please refer to your Summary Plan Description (SPD).

If you have questions, call a UnitedHealthcare Health Advocate at 1-844-298-8934. If you have questions about the SPD, email your Total Rewards Team.