F.A.Q’s
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Am I required to own medical insurance in order to have the accident plan? No Since this plan is especially designed to cover accidental injury only. However, we strongly recommend that you have other coverage, but it is not required. Are the Accident Medical Expense benefits paid directly to me or to the medical provider? You choose, benefits can be paid directly to you or you can assign the benefits to your medical provider. When do my benefits become effective? If your member enrollment form is received by the 20th, your benefits begin the first of the following month. Who is covered? If you join as a single, you are the only person covered for the accident insurance benefits. If you choose member plus 1, you and one child are covered, if you select family membership, you, your spouse and your children under age 26 who are dependent on you for support and maintenance, or, your children who are dependent on you for support and maintenance because they are incapable of self-sustaining employment by reason of mental or physical handicap. For exact details and definitions, please review your insurance certificate. Regardless of your selection, all immediate family members are eligible to use the “Special Benefits” included in this program. If I have an accident am I required to go to a particular medical network or doctor? Does the accident plan pay benefits only if I go to a hospital? Who is the insurance company offering the accident plan? What are my payment options? When will my checking account be drafted? Who do I call for billing questions? Who do I call for claims questions? How do I file a claim for the accident benefits? What are the limitations and exclusions of the Accident Medical Insurance? Who is the American Advantage Association? Regarding the “Special Benefits” – is there a limit to the number of times they can be used? |