Medical

COVID-19 Vaccines and Tests Remain Free and Widely Available

  • Safe, effective, and free vaccines are widely available at doctor’s offices, pharmacies, and numerous other locations around the state. Arizonans age 5 and older are eligible to receive the vaccine. You can find a vaccine site at azdhs.gov or learn more here. 
  • COVID-19 testing is also widely available, please visit azdhs.gov.  Please help prevent the spread of COVID-19 by getting tested if you have symptoms and isolating if you test positive.
  • Need resources to cope with COVID or other critical assitance for employment, housing or food? Visit arizonatogether.org.

MEDICAL PLANS


CARRIERS

The State of Arizona offers medical coverage through two carriers. The plan is identical with each carrier. The difference is the provider networks. Both carriers offer coverage nationwide. When choosing a plan, check with your medical providers (doctors, therapists, etc.) to confirm that they accept the plan. Use the links provided here. Do not use the main carrier websites. 

MEDICAL ID CARDS

When you enroll in medical benefits you will receive a medical ID card within a few weeks. You can also access your ID card via the insurance company’s website or app.  If you need assistance before you can retrieve your card information, contact your carrier.

2022 Current and new enrollees - You will receive a new ID card in 2022.

SUMMARY OF BENEFITS AND COVERAGE | SBC

A Summary of Benefits and Coverage (SBC) is an easy-to-understand overview of a health plan's benefits and coverage. The documents listed here apply to both medical plans, regardless of the provider network (carriers).

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Resources

SUMMARY PLAN DESCRIPTION | SPD

The Summary Plan Description (SPD) is a detailed description of what the plan provides and how it operates. The documents listed here apply to both medical plans, regardless of the provider network (carriers).

PREMIUMS, COPAYS, and DEDUCTIBLES

See the Enrollment Guide, p. 9.

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