Yes
I have to disagree with this answer. I work at a large hospital and I am the BCBS collector. I have seen many plans that do no cover any well-health services. Routine physicals for adult and/or children, mammograms, colonoscopies, immunizations, etc have been denied many times because they are not covered benefits. A very well-known retail store (starts with "wa- and ends in -rt") does not cover any routine services. I can't speak for this partcular employer on a national basis, but in Texas, claims come back denied and then the charges become the patient's responsibility. As I said previously on another answer--your best bet is to find out BEFORE you have a procedure done, if it's going to make a difference whether you have the procedure performed or not. Call the number on the back of your insurance card. Ask Member Services if a particular procedure will be covered. If you are told yes, then by all means, get the name of the person you are speaking to, as well as a "reference number" for the call, so if the claim does come back with a denial, you will have some sort of recourse. By the way, many counties have an office where people may go to obtain reduced rate immunizations.
Immunizations are typically covered under "Well Visit" or "Preventive Care." Check the summary of benefits to see the actual coverage as it may vary.
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They covered mine..it was 20 dollars.
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I have back problems and need a office ball chair. Will it be covered by bcbs ?
There are a wide range of health plans covered by Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Minnesota. These include: individual and family plans, Medicare, Minnesota public programs, groups with 20-50 employees, groups with over 50 employees and national employers.
The Blue Cross organization deals with providing hospital coverage to its patients, while Blue Shield deals with covering physician services. Many people lump the two together as one group, as many people covered by one is usually covered by the other as well.
Blue Cross Blue Shield is primary and Medicare is secondary they will the BCBS first and then bill Medicare.