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Health plan navigator
Choosing a health plan is never easy, but the Health Plan Navigator, developed in conjunction with John Connolly, author of
The ABCs of HMOs
, will help complete the task.
Use the Health Plan Navigator to select the kinds of treatment that are important to you, and then to compare the level of benefits for three plans of your choosing.
To get started, read through the list of treatment categories below, setting a priority for each according to your needs. For example, parents of young children probably want full well-baby care and easy access to emergency care. When you're done, hit "Submit."
CATEGORY
Score the importance
Alternative care (acupuncture, etc.)
Important
Somewhat
Not important
Diagnostic tests (CAT scan, MRI, X-ray)
Important
Somewhat
Not important
Emergency
Important
Somewhat
Not important
Extended care
Important
Somewhat
Not important
Family planning
Important
Somewhat
Not important
Home health care
Important
Somewhat
Not important
Hospice care
Important
Somewhat
Not important
Infertility
Important
Somewhat
Not important
Mammograms
Important
Somewhat
Not important
Maximum lifetime coverage
Important
Somewhat
Not important
Mental health (inpatient)
Important
Somewhat
Not important
Mental health (outpatient)
Important
Somewhat
Not important
Out-of-network care
Important
Somewhat
Not important
Second opinion
Important
Somewhat
Not important
Physical exams
Important
Somewhat
Not important
Physical therapy (outpatient)
Important
Somewhat
Not important
Pre-existing conditions
Important
Somewhat
Not important
Prescription drugs
Important
Somewhat
Not important
Substance abuse (inpatient)
Important
Somewhat
Not important
Substance abuse (outpatient)
Important
Somewhat
Not important
Surgery/hospitalization
Important
Somewhat
Not important
Wellness programs
Important
Somewhat
Not important
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