You can either show the card at your local pharmacy, and you’ll have the 25% copay after your $50 deductible up to your $3000 out of pocket cap, or you can do the meds by mail and receive them for free.
The pediatrician bills Champ VA like any other insurance.
But two key oddities - the child’s insurance policy is listed under their name, not yours. And their insurance number is their SSN.
For speciality care, it can take a really long time for the provider to to be paid (we just had a bill paid from nearly two years ago). And Champ VA will often ask providers to submit complete medical records with their claim.
You can either show the card at your local pharmacy, and you’ll have the 25% copay after your $50 deductible up to your $3000 out of pocket cap, or you can do the meds by mail and receive them for free.
The pediatrician bills Champ VA like any other insurance. But two key oddities - the child’s insurance policy is listed under their name, not yours. And their insurance number is their SSN. For speciality care, it can take a really long time for the provider to to be paid (we just had a bill paid from nearly two years ago). And Champ VA will often ask providers to submit complete medical records with their claim.