For National Guard and Reserve Officers eligible for TRICARE Reserve Select
Looking for
Affordable
Health
Protection?
TRICARE Reserve Select MOAA MEDIPLUS
®
Affordable Coverage
As a drilling National Guard or Reserve Officer, are you paying more out of pocket
for your health insurance these days? Or don’t have any coverage at all? Then you
should consider checking your eligibility for theTRICARE Reserve Select (TRS)
program. And as a member of MOAA, you can teamTRS with MOAA’s MEDIPLUS
TRICARE Reserve Select Supplement.
When you combineTRS and MOAA’s MEDIPLUS Supplement, you’ll get
comprehensive medical coverage at an affordable price. That’s because after you meet
the annualTRICARE deductible, MEDIPLUS pays:
How much more affordable
can it be for you?100% of your cost-shares for doctor
visits, hospital stays, surgery and
Go online and compare
other medical costs
your rates today.
100% of your prescription drug co-payments Just visit:
www.moaainsurance.com
100% of excess charges
(Imagine going to a doctor’s appointment or stopping by your local pharmacy to fill your
prescriptions and having all of your cost shares and co-payments reimbursed ... It can happen
when you haveTRS + MEDIPLUS.)
MEDIPLUS offers MOAA members:
• Guaranteed acceptance (no medical exam needed, subject to the Pre-existing
Conditions Limitation).
• Freedom to see anyTRICARE-authorized doctor or specialist you want.
• Complete family coverage (your spouse and children are guaranteed
acceptance too.)
Take a closer look at what
TRS + MEDIPLUS offer you today.
For more information,* call
1-800-247-2192
Ask for Request Number: 033299-1-1-1
or visit
www.moaainsurance.com
*Information includes: costs, exclusions, limitations and terms of coverage. Coverage may not be
issued in some states. Policy Form 7318-5 (3rd Rev)(HLA)(1134). Underwritten by Hartford Life and
Accident Insurance Company, Simsbury, CT 06089.
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