AvMed Health Plans unveils new Small Group Plans
MIAMI, Feb. 11 /PRNewswire/ -- AvMed Health Plans, a leading health
benefits provider for large and small group employers, announces the
addition of competitive new plans to its small group portfolio, including
plans that are 50% less than existing plans. These plans offer low
co-payments for routine office visits to a PCP and specialist (including
OB) and low co-pays for prescription drugs. AvMed also introduced new
pairing choices, giving small group employers more flexibility than ever
before.
The new plans include:
-- Pricing at over 50% less than the base plan (for some plans)
-- Varying levels of deductibles with low co-payments for PCP, specialists
and Rx
-- No lifetime maximum
-- Benefit and contract enhancements that include:
-- Reduced Rx co-pays for mail order prescription drugs
-- Free mammograms
-- Full-time student eligibility to age 25
"AvMed understands that small business owners are looking for flexibility and affordable coverage for their employees," said Jim Repp, Corporate Head of Sales for AvMed Health Plans. "Our expanded portfolio gives business owners reasonable options backed by the quality and personalized service that AvMed is known for. Our goal is to provide our clients and future clients with an array of plans that best fit their needs. I believe AvMed has taken a significant step in the right direction."
About AvMed Health Plans
AvMed Health Plans has been serving Floridians for more than 35 years. AvMed provides access to health care coverage for large and small employer groups around the state, in addition to Medicare in Miami-Dade and Broward counties. AvMed prides itself on providing members and clients highly personalized service with all the advantages of a nationally competitive health plan. AvMed has offices in Miami, Fort Lauderdale, Orlando, Tampa, Gainesville and Jacksonville. For more information, visit http://www.avmed.org.
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