Here is some basic information about Providence Insurance’s health plans:

• Three provider networks – Providence offers access to three provider networks, including Providence Signature Network, Providence Choice Network, and Providence Connect Network.
• Preventive care coverage – Providence’s insurance plans cover Well-baby care, periodic health exams, routine immunizations and shots, annual gynecological exams, mammograms, colon screening, and more.
• Deductibles – They offer several different levels of deductible. High deductibles mean lower monthly costs for you, while low deductible plans have a higher monthly payment.
• Co-pays – They offer two co-pay options., a fixed amount that you pay at the time of service or a percentage amount based on the cost of the exam.
• Out-of-pocket maximums – Each plan comes with different out-of-pocket caps; once you meet that amount per year, all services are covered 100%.
• Health savings account (HSA) – An HSA is a savings account where money is deducted from your paycheck. It can then pay for medical expenses. The money in the account is not taxed and pairs perfectly with high-deductible plans.