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or the federal Medicare program
Health Net Orange Drug Benefit
Rx
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Health
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Health
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also can fax
complete application
to Fax: (818)
776-9865
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Please
do not call
the number
below if you
are current
member. We
can not check
on status
or help you
with you current
membership
unless you
submitted
the application
to the address
below.
We
are licensed
only in the
states:
California,
Colorado,
Nevada, Arizona,
Texas, Illinois,
Ohio, Virginia,
Georgia, Connecticut
, New Hampshire
Please
do not send
us the application
out of the
state above.
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Oleg
Skurskiy Authorized
Independent Agent
New
Enrollment Only
Call (818)654-4548
Current
members
should
call:
1-800-806-8811
(TTY/TDD
1-800-929-9955)
Customer
Service
Hours:
Sunday,
Monday,
Tuesday,
Wednesday,
Thursday,
Friday,
Saturday,
8:00
a.m.
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8:00
p.m.
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Prospective
members
should
call
Oleg
Skurskiy
Authorized
Independent
Agent
Tel.
1-818-654-4548
or Fax.
1-818-776-9865
We
are
licensed
only
in the
states:
California,
Colorado,
Nevada,
Arizona,
Texas,
Illinois,
Ohio,
Virginia,
Georgia,
Connecticut
, New
Hampshire
and
for
all
other
select
your
state
(TTY/TDD
1-800-929-9955)
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If
you are outside
of those state please
select your state
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APPLICATION
MAIL TO: |
Oleg
Skurskiy
18375 Ventura
Blvd. # 226
Tarzana ,
CA 91356 |
You
also can fax
complete application
to Fax: (818)
776-9865
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We
are licensed only
in the states: California,
Colorado, Nevada,
Arizona, Texas,
Illinois, Ohio,
Virginia, Georgia,
Connecticut , New
Hampshire and for
all other select
your state |
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Oleg Skurskiy Authorized
Independent Agent
for Health Net of
California |
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5 TIPS
FOR CHOOSING A PRESCRIPTION DRUG
PLAN
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1. What is the
monthly premium?
The monthly premium is the
monthly cost you pay to
join a prescription drug
plan. Different
plans have different monthly
premiums, so this is one
of the factors you’ll
want to consider
when choosing a plan. If
you are purchasing a drug
plan that is integrated
with a Medicare
Advantage Plan, then your
monthly premium is integrated
into your monthly premium
for the
Medicare Advantage plan
you selected. |
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2. Is there a
deductible or co-insurance
requirement?
Co-insurance is a percentage
of the cost of a prescription,
while a deductible is the
amount
you must pay yourself before
your plan begins sharing
the cost. Both vary from
plan to plan
and affect your total out-of-pocket
costs. |
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3. Review the
formulary (drug list)
Click
Here to see the list
Look for the drugs you take
to be sure they’re
covered and compare the
co-pays for them. |
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4. What percentage
of the top 100 prescribed
drugs are on the drug list?
In addition to reviewing
the drug list for the drugs
you are currently taking,
you should also
compare how many of the
top 100 commonly prescribed
drugs are covered in case
your doctor prescribes any
of these for you in the
future. |
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5. Where can you
fill your prescriptions?
Different plans contract
with different pharmacies,
so you’ll want to
be sure your pharmacy is
in the plan you’re
considering. And some plans
may offer a mail-order option
while others may not. |
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| 1 Plans that provide some form
of coverage during the period
when you typically would pay 100%
of your drug costs are indicated
by a "Generics", "Generics
and Preferred Brands", "Generics
and Brands" or "All
Formulary Drugs" in the "Coverage
in the Gap" column above.
To view additional information
about the type of coverage available
during this period, please click
the plan name in the table above
and then click on "View Important
Notes" in the window with
the plan's information. If you
personalize your search by entering
your medications, the drug costs
during the "coverage gap"
will reflect this coverage.
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