Short-Term PPO Plans ... competitive & proven
Between jobs?
Just graduated?
Waiting for permanent coverage?

Here's the coverage you need ...
Short-Term Medical Coverage provides a minimum of 30 days to a max of 185 days of medical coverage, designed to meet your health plan needs while you are between coverage.
You decide the length of coverage of your Short-Term PPO Plan. After your plan expires, you may complete a new application and reapply for a second Short-Term PPO Plan period.
After you have had 2 elections of a Short-Term PPO Plan with less than a six month lapse in between, you must wait 6 months before you reapply for more short-term coverage,
or else apply for a long-term plan.
· Emergency Care
· Ambulance ($1,000 benefit maximum)
· Hospitalization services
· Outpatient services
· Access to any doctor you want (but you'll save money "in netwrok")
· Professional services including x-ray, lab and office visits
· Prescription drugs
· Accidental Death and Dismemberment coverage up to $50,000
· 24-hour medical information and resources through MedCall
· $3,000,000 per person maximum lifetime benefit for medical
· Begin or end coverage on any day of the month
· Pricing is based on a low per member per day rate
· Access to one of California's largest provider networks
· Some of the strongest provider discounts in the state
· Deductible waived for annual health screening via HealthyCheck
· Deductible waived for emergency treatment of accidental injuries
· Simple plan designs with 20% coinsurance in-network ... regardless of deductible
· Prescription drug coverage with no brand deductible
· Physical Therapy, occupational therapy and chriopractic treatment covered
after deductible ... up to $1000 per member
· Generous $3 million lifetime maximum benefit
· Electronic checks, paper checks and credit cards accepted
· Deductibles from $250 - $2,000
· No claim forms are needed with network providers
· You can pay by credit card and submit applications by fax or online
· If approved, coverage begins at 12:01am on the date following the postmark date
on the envelope or day after the application is received via fax or online.
· You must be a permanent legal resident of California
and, a United States resident for at least 3 months
· Applicants must be between the age of 15 days to 64 years old
· Applicant's spouse , age 64 or younger
· Applicant's child(ren), or child(ren) of applicant's enrolling spouse, under 19 years old
· Applicant's unmarried dependent child(ren) between the ages of 19 to 22
("dependent" as defined by the Internal Revenue Service)