MMC Benefits Handbook
Networks
Anthem BCBS Blue Card PPO network is available nationally and provides both in-network and out-of-network coverage.
Is there a network of doctors and hospitals that I have to use?
Using the network is not mandatory, except in instances of infertility care, but generally, you will receive a higher reimbursement when using the network. If you use an in-network provider, you will be reimbursed 80% (70% under the $3,300 Deductible Plan). If you use an out-of-network provider, you will be reimbursed 60% (50% under the $3,300 Deductible Plan) of reasonable and customary charges for covered expenses after the Plan's deductible has been met.
In the event that you receive care from an out-of-network doctor (such as an anesthesiologist) while being treated at an in-network facility, benefits will be paid at the in-network level.
The network includes general practitioners, as well as specialists and hospitals. These network providers are selected by and contracted with the Claims Administrator.
There is a specialty network of providers specific to infertility treatments and services, through WINFertility ("WIN"). Please refer to the "Is there a network of providers for infertility-related treatment?" for information on finding and utilizing in network providers for infertility treatment and services.
Where can I get a directory that lists all the doctors and hospitals in the network?
The doctors and hospitals in the network are listed in a provider directory. The Claims Administrator provides an online directory of providers or you may call the Claims Administrator.
Network provider lists can change, so take the time to review the networks to determine which networks your health care providers participate in before choosing a third party administrator and network.
Important: In-network participating providers can change at any time; therefore, the network information you gather may not be accurate for all or part of the plan year. You will NOT be permitted to change your medical plan election during the plan year, even if any or all of your providers stop participating in any network at any point during the plan year.
Call Member Services at +1 855 570 1150 or visit www.anthem.com. On the Anthem website:
  • Select Find Care.
  • Click on Select a plan for basic search.
  • Under "Use Member ID for Basic Search, search your medical plan without logging in," enter the Marsh McLennan prefix MMQ
  • Click Continue.
  • Enter search location (City, County or Zip code) and then search by doctor (name or specialty), hospital, procedure, and more.
Is there a network of providers for mental health treatment?
There is a network of mental health providers. Providers in the network are listed in a provider directory. The Claims Administrator provides an online directory available at www.anthem.com. You may also call the Claims Administrator.
Network provider lists can change, so take the time to review the networks to determine which networks your health care providers participate in before choosing a third party administrator and network.
Important: In-network participating providers can change at any time; therefore, the network information you gather may not be accurate for all or part of the plan year. You will NOT be permitted to change your medical plan election during the plan year, even if any or all of your providers stop participating in any network at any point during the plan year.
Is there a network of providers for infertility-related treatments?
There is a network of providers under WINFertility ("WIN's") network focused on infertility related treatments. WIN is a specialty infertility network.
Providers in the WIN network can be found at https://managed.winfertility.com/mmc-2 or by downloading the WINFamily app.
Note: Only providers who are participating in WIN's network are covered. There is no coverage if you use an out-of-network provider for infertility-related treatments.
Is there a network of pharmacies for CVS Caremark®?
There is a pharmacy network associated with this Plan with CVS Caremark®. You may use a pharmacy in the network as well as out-of-network to receive coverage under this Plan.
Note that when you go to a pharmacy that's out-of-network, you need to submit a claim form for reimbursement. Refer to "How do I file a prescription drug claim form with CVS Caremark®?" for more information.
The Prescription Drug Benefits Manager provides an online directory of network pharmacies available at www.caremark.com.
To locate an in-network retail pharmacy:
Or call CVS Caremark® at +1 844 449 0362 for more information.
Is there a network of pharmacies for Infertility Prescriptions (WIN Only)?
Yes. WIN's pharmacy network will provide all prescription drugs related to infertility treatments.
There is NO out-of-network infertility-related prescription drug coverage under the WINFertility program.
To locate an in-network pharmacy for your infertility prescriptions:
  • Login to your WINFamily App
  • Find Care
  • Pharmacies
All of the pharmacies listed can mail the infertility prescriptions to your home, but there are retail pick-up options available in many areas as well.
Once your prescription order has been received by WIN, in the Review Rx screen, the "Select Best Pharmacy for Selected Drugs" tool will help identify the pharmacy closest to you (when retail pick-up is available) and match you with the best priced in-network pharmacy that has the infertility medications in your order in stock.
Your WIN Nurse Care Advocate will discuss the prescription process with you, as well as any preferred formulary drugs and treatment authorizations needed prior to processing any associated prescriptions. Your WIN Nurse Care Advocate also has access to the "Select Best Pharmacy for Selected Drugs" tool to help you find the closest pharmacy to you (when retail pick-up is available) with the best prices for your prescription.
Download the WINFamily App on the App store or Google Play using app code: MMC18 to view and manage your prescriptions directly in the app, including a cost-estimator tool to help you locate where the medications can be dispensed at the lowest price.