Medical care for employees can be obtained through private practice physicians located throughout all of New Jersey, Connecticut, Washington DC, Texas, Georgia, California, and parts of Pennsylvania, New York, Maryland, Virginia, Illinois, and Delaware. Retirees may not be able to enroll in all locations. Each Aetna U.S. Healthcare member selects a participating primary care physician who is an internist, family doctor, pediatrician, or a general practitioner. Additionally, each female member can select a participating gynecologist for routine gynecological care when applicable. This includes physical examinations, eye exams, and well-baby visits.
Emergency care is covered anytime anywhere in the world.
In any of these situations, there are no claim forms to fill out and no deductibles to pay. Retirees enrolled in Aetna U.S. Healthcare and their dependents who are eligible for Medicare will have the same benefits, the same co-payments, and with a few exceptions, the same providers as those who are not eligible for Medicare but Medicare will be the primary payer. You should present your Medicare identification card and your Elect Choice card when receiving medical services. You are eligible to receive substantial discounts on eyeglasses, contact lenses, and nonprescription items such as sunglasses and contact lens solutions through the Vision One Program at more than 2,500 locations across the country. Prescription Drug Coverage Prescription drugs including insulin are covered.