We're excited to have you as a member. To help you, we've created this guide to help you learn how to use your health plan.
As a new member, we want to make it as easy as possible for you to start using your health plan. Read through this kit to learn all you need to know about obtaining the most from your health plan.
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MyChart
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MyChart members with a UW Health provider can:
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1. ID Card
Review your ID card to make sure your information is correct. Keep it in your wallet and show it each time you receive care. To order replacement ID cards, click here.
2. Benefit Information
Your Schedule of Benefits contains a summary of your benefits. Your Certificate of Coverage contains information about your plan including limitations and exclusions. Visit MyChart to view these documents.
3. Explanation of Benefits (EOB)
Your explanation of benefits informs you of what Unity has paid and what you might owe after receiving care. Learn more about your EOB and sign up to receive electronic EOBs on MyChart.
You'll find other important plan information in the Using Your Plan section of the website, such as:
Unity wants you to receive the care you need, when you need it. Find A Doctor provides a search feature for participating practitioners and providers. You can search by Primary Care Physician, Specialist, Location, or Facility.
If you are looking for a primary care physician at a UW Health Clinic and need help selecting one, visit the UW Health Welcome Center, an individualized service available to help new Unity members select primary care physicians and transition their care to UW Health.
Below is a summary of how to access care depending on your needs:
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Contact your Primary Care Physician's (PCP) clinic |
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Contact your PCP clinic, they will tell you how to get appropriate care |
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After-hours care |
Contact your PCP clinic, they will tell you how to get appropriate care |
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Go to a participating urgent care center if your injury is not life-threatening but you need prompt attention |
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Go to the nearest hospital or call 911 |
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Contact your PCP clinic or if it's an emergency go directly to the nearest hospital |
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Behavioral Health Care |
• If your PCP is located in Dane County (excluding Black Earth and Cambridge), contact UW Behavioral Health at 800-683-2300 for mental health services. For alcohol and other drug abuse (AODA) services, contact Gateway Recovery at 608-278-8200 |
Here are some steps to take if you have Unity drug coverage:
Where to find information when you have questions:
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To check the formulary status or restriction status of a drug |
Learn about Unity's Prescription Drug Formulary |
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To Find a Pharmacy |
Visit Find a Pharmacy |
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To appeal a Prior Authorization denial |
Call Unity's Customer Service at 800-362-3310 |
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To speak to a clinical pharmacist about why a Prior Authorization Request was denied |
Call Unity's Clinical Pharmacy Program at 888-450-4884 |
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For criteria for coverage of a medication |
Call Unity's Clinical Pharmacy Program at 888-450-4884 or view the Medication Prior Authorization information |
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Early refills, vacation supplies, emergency supplies, new member supply, reimbursement of medications purchased out-of-pocket |
Log into MyChart to view a report of your pharmacy claims or learn more about a drug, including interactions and side effects.
| Fitness First & More reimburses you for exercise, nutrition, weight loss and other activities. You can earn a maximum $200 reward/reimbursement per calendar year. As a member of Fitness First & More you can participate in a variety of different activities, including: | |
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How you can earn your rewards/reimbursements through Fitness First & More:
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Fitness First |
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Fitness First, Health Education, |
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Single Coverage |
$200 |
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$100 for Fitness First and |
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$100 |
$200 |
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Family Coverage |
$200 |
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$200 |
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$200 |
$200 |
Fitness First for Kids is an exercise reward program for kids between the ages of 5 and 18 who are insured dependents of a Unity subscriber. Kids can earn prizes for being physically active.
Health First is a discount program in which members can show their Unity ID cards to participating vendors to receive savings on a variety of wellness products and services.
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Unity offers several programs to help you manage your health.
Preventive Health Care Guidelines provide preventive service recommendations for infants, children, adolescents, adults and pregnant women.
Complex Case Management — Experienced Registered Nurses work with both you and your health care practitioner to coordinate, monitor, and evaluate the options and services available to help you meet your health care needs. Please call 888-829-5687 to get started.
Unity's Health Management Programs provide condition-specific education, resources and assistance for individuals with certain conditions. Materials members receive include care guidelines, educational mailings, helpful resources, and more. Visit any of the pages listed to the right for more information.
Health Assessment Tools
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Health Management Programs
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Unity Customer Service
UW Health Welcome Center
If you would like help selecting a UW Health Clinic Primary Care Physician, contact the UW Health Welcome Center at 608-821-4819 or 800-552-4255 Monday through Friday from 8am to 5pm. You can also send an email to patient.resources@uwmf.wisc.edu.
Printed Materials
If you would like printed materials, complete the Request Materials form in MyChart, or Ask an Expert. You can also contact Unity Customer Service at 800-362-3310. Printed materials you can request include:
| • Provider Directory | • Member Guide |
| • Certificate of Coverage | • Fitness First & More Flyer |
| • Prescription Drug Benefit Brochure | • Preventive Health Care Guideline |
| • Prescription Drug Formulary | • Notice of Privacy Practices |