Your Plan Payment: Monthly Premiums
A premium is the monthly amount that you pay for your health insurance plan. It's determined by where you live, your annual income and how many dependents you want to cover. In exchange, Avera Health Plans covers a set amount of health services based on your individual plan.
If you sign up for automatic withdrawal, your premium is taken out the fifth day of every month. Learn more on making your health insurance premium payment.
You pay a premium regardless of whether or not you've met your deductible for the year. Premiums also do not figure into your out-of-pocket maximum costs. Most of the time, your out-of-pocket maximum combines your co-pays, deductibles and coinsurance.
Your Plan Details: Summary of Benefits & Coverage
The Summary of Benefits and Coverage (SBC) is your go-to for all the information you need to know about your costs – such as co-pay, coinsurance, deductible and out-of-pocket maximums – and other benefit-related information.
To view your specific Summary of Benefits and Coverage, simply log in to the member portal, choose the Benefits tab and click on Summary of Benefits.
Your Member ID Card
As an Avera Health Plans member, you and your dependents will be able to access your insurance card online in the Avera MyChart member portal and in the Avera MyChart mobile app. See more about ID cards.