Comparing Your 2024 Medical Plan Options
Cigna Smart Plan
With HSA
Cigna Core Plan
Kaiser Smart Plan With
HSA (CA, CO, & GA)
Kaiser HMO
(CA, CO, & GA)
SimplePay Health
Chiropractic Care
In-Network 20% after deductible $30 copay $15 copay after deductible
(limit 30 visits per calendar year)
$15 copay
(limit 30 visits per calendar year)
ͥ $30
ͥ $40
ͥ $65
Out-of-Network 50% after deductible 40% after deductible N/A N/A $80
3
Acupuncture
In-Network 20% after deductible $30 copay Network Only: 20% after
deductible
(limited to treatment of nausea
or as part of comprehensive
pain management program for
the treatment of chronic pain)
Network Only: $20 copay
(limited to treatment of nausea
or as part of comprehensive
pain management program for
the treatment of chronic pain)
ͥ $30
ͥ $40
ͥ $65
Out-of-Network 50% after deductible 40% after deductible $80
3
Physical Therapy
In-Network 20% after deductible $20 PCP / $30 Specialist /
$30 Cardiac
20% after deductible $20 per outpatient visit
ͥ $30
ͥ $40
ͥ $65
Out-of-Network 50% after deductible 40% PCP / 40% Specialist N/A N/A $80
3
Family Planning
Services
All plans provide coverage for treatment of infertility. Please contact each carrier for coverage details.
Family planning benefits are administered for Workday by Maven Wallet and include a $25,000 lifetime reimbursement allowance for IVF or IUI, egg freezing, adoption,
or surrogacy.
NOTES
These charts provide a brief overview of benefits and coverage for the medical plans. You should also review the detailed disclosure and summary documents for each plan, available at
WorkdayBenefits.com. For questions about a specific procedure, service, or provider, please contact the medical plan directly. In the event of any inconsistency between this material, the Plan
Document, and the terms of the plans or programs, the terms of the plans or programs will control.
1
A portion of Workday’s contribution will be deposited into your HSA each pay period (24 pay periods). If you enroll midyear, the Workday contribution to your HSA will be reduced or prorated.
2
Workmates in Utah should select PPO (not Open Access Plus) from the list of options when looking for in-network providers on Cigna’s website. PPO is the network name. The name and network of
providers are different in Utah; however, the benefits and costs are the same as shown here.
3
When you use an in-network provider, you’ll know your copay in advance. Keep in mind that some services, like experimental treatments, aren’t covered. However, if you receive care from an out-of-
network provider, you’re responsible for a copay, PLUS any amount your provider may bill you above the usual and customary rate—an average of what providers usually charge insurance companies
for the service in that region. Since the cost of care varies among providers, you won’t always know ahead of time how much you’d pay out of pocket for out-of-network services. The SimplePay Health
plan does NOT have an annual out-of-pocket maximum for out-of-network services, therefore it’s strongly recommended that you stay in-network (except in emergencies).
4
Standards are based on quality, relationship, experience, and efficiency criteria. Visit employers.simplepayhealth.com/workday for more information.
5
Member is responsible for any amount billed by their provider that exceeds the plan’s maximum reimbursable charges (MRC). Billed amounts in excess of MRC do not apply toward the deductible or
out-of-pocket maximum.