In March 2010, Congress passed a historic health care reform law called the Affordable Care Act (ACA). Under it, health plans are required to provide consumers with a document giving them information about health plan benefits and coverage. This is a Summary of Benefits and Coverage (SBC) document.
The SBC gives you helpful information about what the plan covers. It also has examples of how much you might pay for certain health events or conditions. Remember, the SBC is only a summary. So, we’ve added other details about your plan here for you.
Find out what the bolded words in the SBC mean. Check out our glossary of coverage and medical terms. (Note: Some of the terms may not have the same meaning when used in your policy or plan. Your policy or plan governs)
Need to know which providers are in Banner|Aetna’s network or have questions about prescription drug coverage?
Already a Banner|Aetna member? Call Member Services at the toll-free number on your member ID card.
Not a member yet? Call the toll-free number on your SBC if you have any questions.
Banner|Aetna will give employers the information they need, but the law says employers have to give the SBCs to their employees. There are very specific rules about what employers have to provide and when. Read more about the standards to create and provide an accurate SBC.
Banner|Aetna aims to offer access to more efficient and effective member care at a more affordable cost. We join the right medical professionals with the right technology, so members benefit from quality, personalized health care designed to help them reach their health ambitions.