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PUBLIC EMPLOYEES' BENEFITS PROGRAM PLAN YEAR 2025 BENEFIT GUIDE
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Consumer Driven Health Plan
Preferred Provider Organization (PPO) Nationwide
• A PPO has a contracted group or network of health care providers
(e.g., hospitals, physicians, laboratories) that provide health care
services and supplies at agreed upon discounted or reduced
rates.
• High-deductible plan which provides a Health Savings Account
(HSA) for eligible employees or a Health Reimbursement
Arrangement (HRA) for active employees as well as retirees who
are ineligible for the HSA.
Exclusive Provider Organization Plan
(EPO) Northern Nevada
• With an EPO you must use in-network health care providers that
participate in the plan.
• You do not need to select a primary care physician (PCP), nor do
you need to contact your PCP for referrals to specialists. However,
because you are responsible for choosing specialists and
hospitals, it is important to confirm with the provider that they
are in-network.
• Fixed copayments for most services.
• Only urgent/emergent services covered outside of service area.
Health Plan of Nevada
Health Maintenance Organization (HMO) Southern Nevada
• With an HMO you must use in-network health care providers that
participate in the plan.
• Primary care physician is required.
• Fixed copayments for most services.
• Only urgent/emergent services are covered outside of the service
area, except for covered dependents enrolled in an accredited
college, university or vocational school anywhere in the United
States.
Low Deductible Plan
Preferred Provider Organization (PPO) Nationwide
• A PPO has a contracted group or network of health care providers
(e.g., hospitals, physicians, laboratories) that provide health care
services and supplies at agreed upon discounted or reduced
rates.
• Low Deductible plan is a middle tier option that allows members
to access many benefits, such as doctor’s office visits, urgent
care, and prescription drugs for the cost of a copay with other
services subject to a low deductible.
• Low-deducible plans are not eligible for HSA contributions. You
can not contribute to an already established HSA.