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2015 IBM Health Benefit Comparison Charts

for IBM Active Employees

These Health Benefit Comparison Charts provide a summary overview of the coverage available for medical services, mental

health/substance care and prescription drugs under each IBM medical option, as well as the dental coverage available under each IBM

dental option.

For coverage information for the IBM-Vision Plan, log on to anthem.com/preenrollment (Employer ID = IBM) or refer to the Anthem Blue View

Vision Chart available in the Reference Library on netbenefits.com/ibm. If you have questions about discounts available under the EyeMed

Discount Card, contact EyeMed Vision Care at 855-245-0621.

For more information about IBM health benefit options, please refer to

 your Benefits Enrollment page on netbenefits.com/ibm for your available options and costs

  About Your Benefits, the IBM Summary Plan Description available in the Reference Library on netbenefits.com/ibm, for

detailed information on covered services and exclusions for all of your IBM benefit plans

These comparison charts provide a side-by-side view of general coverage information to help you see key plan features at a glance and

choose the option that best matches your needs. If you want to know more about a specific provision, contact the administrator of your

medical or dental option, or call the IBM Employee Services Center for assistance.

Under all IBM medical options, certain services may be subject to a medical necessity review to determine whether they are covered under

the IBM health benefits program. Be aware that not every treatment is considered a covered health service under the IBM benefit plan, even

though a physician or medical professional may perform or prescribe the procedure or treatment, and even if it is the only treatment available

for a particular injury, sickness or mental illness.

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Your Medical Options At-A-Glance

The chart below shows what you pay for covered services under each IBM medical option. Information for HMOs is available from your Benefits Election page on

netbenefits.com/ibm. There is no lifetime benefit maximum for eligible services received in-network; a $1 million lifetime benefit maximum applies for out-of-network care.

Annual Deductible1 (Individual/Family)

Annual Out-of- Pocket Maximum2 (Individual/Family)

Routine Preventive

Services

Other Office Visits and Outpatient Surgery

Urgent Care and Walk-in Clinics

Inpatient Hospital

and Surgery Emergency Room Other Services4

IBM PPO with HSA ►IBM will contribute $500 to your HSA and you can earn between $300 and $1,100 in tax-free incentives to be deposited in your HSA◄

In-Network

$2,550 / $5,5005

$6,450 / $12,900 $0, no

deductible PCP3: $0, after deductible SCP3: 25%, after deductible

25% after deductible 30%, after

deductible 30%, after deductible plus

$150 copay (copay waived if admitted)

30%, after deductible

Out-of-Network $15,600 / $23,500 45%, no

deductible

45%, after deductible

45%, after deductible 45%, after deductible

45%, after deductible

IBM PPO Plus with HSA ►IBM will contribute $500 to your HSA and you can earn between $300 and $1,100 in tax-free incentives to be deposited in your HSA◄

In-Network

$2,000 / $4,0005

$6,450 / $12,900 $0, no

deductible PCP3: $0, after deductible SCP3: 25%, after deductible

25% after deductible 30%, after

deductible 30%, after deductible plus

$150 copay (copay waived if admitted)

30%, after deductible

Out-of-Network $15,600 / $23,500 45%, no

deductible

45%, after deductible

45%, after deductible 45%, after deductible

45%, after deductible

IBM PPO

In-Network $1,350 / $4,000 $6,600 / $13,200 $0, no

deductible PCP3: $0, no deductible SCP3: 25%, no deductible

25% after deductible Facility: 20%, after deductible PCP3: 20%, after deductible SCP3: 25%, after deductible

20%, after in- network deductible plus $150 copay (copay waived if admitted)

20%, after deductible

Out-of-Network $2,350 / $7,200 $15,000 / $27,000 45%, no

deductible 45%, after

deductible 45%, after deductible 45%, after

deductible 45%, after

deductible

IBM PPO Plus

In-Network $300 / $600 $6,100 / $9,100 $0, no

deductible PCP3: $0, no deductible SCP3: 25%, no deductible

25% after deductible Facility: 20%, after deductible PCP3: 20%, after deductible SCP3: 25%, after deductible

20%, after in- network deductible plus $150 copay (copay waived if admitted)

20%, after deductible

Out-of-Network $2,350 / $7,200 $15,000 / $27,000 45%, no deductible

45%, after deductible

45%, after deductible 45%, after deductible

45%, after deductible

IBM EPO

In-Network $0 / $0 $6,600 / $13,200 $0 PCP3: 0%

SCP3: 25%

25% $903 copay $184 copay plus

$150 copay ($150 copay waived if admitted)

$0 for X-rays, DME and prosthetics;

20% for other imaging services 1Annual deductible applies to medical and mental health/substance abuse services combined.

2Prescription drug coinsurance and copayments apply to the annual out-of-pocket maximum.

3PCP = Primary Care Physician; SCP = Specialty Care Physician

4Other Services include: imaging, X-rays, durable medical equipment (DME), prosthetics and lab services (no deductible for lab); precertification is required for CT scans, MRIs, sleep studies, and cardiac studies.

5If you enroll in Family coverage under an HSA-eligible health plan option, you must meet the Family deductible before the plan begins to pay benefits. Individual deductibles do not apply.

Note: For Out-of-Area options, benefits for medical services will be paid at the in-network level for all IBM PPO options. Mental health/substance abuse care will be paid at the in-network level if care is pre- certified and provided by an in-network provider (or other provider if there is no in-network provider at your location).

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Mental Health/Substance Abuse Coverage

The chart below shows what you pay for covered services under each medical option. Information for HMOs is available from your Benefits Election page on

netbenefits.com/ibm.

Annual Deductible Annual Out-of-Pocket Maximum Inpatient Outpatient

IBM PPO with HSA

In-Network Shared with medical1 Shared with medical1,2 30%, after deductible;

precertification required

Office visits: 25%, after deductible Other services: 30%, after deductible; precertification required for non-routine services.

Out-of-Network Shared with medical1 Shared with medical1,2 45%, after deductible;

precertification required3

45%, after deductible;4 precertification required for non- routine services

IBM PPO Plus with HSA

In-Network Shared with medical1 Shared with medical1,2 30%, after deductible;

precertification required

Office visits: 25%, after deductible Other services: 30%, after deductible; precertification required for non-routine services.

Out-of-Network Shared with medical1 Shared with medical1,2 45%, after deductible;

precertification required3

45%, after deductible;4 precertification required for non- routine services

IBM PPO

In-Network Shared with medical1 Shared with medical1,2 20%, after deductible;

Precertification required

20%, no deductible; precertification required for non-routine services

Out-of-Network Shared with medical1 Shared with medical1,2 45%, after deductible;

precertification required3

45%, after deductible;4 precertification required for non- routine services

IBM PPO Plus

In-Network Shared with medical1 Shared with medical1,2 20%, after deductible;

Precertification required

20%, no deductible; precertification required for non-routine services

Out-of-Network Shared with medical1 Shared with medical1,2 45%, after deductible;

precertification required3

45%, after deductible;4 precertification required for non- routine services

IBM EPO

In-Network N/A Shared with medical1,2 $903 copay per admission;

precertification required

25%; precertification required for non-routine services

1See annual deductibles and out-of-pocket maximums listed on the Medical Options At-A-Glance page; these amounts apply to medical, mental health/substance abuse services and prescription drugs combined.

2Mental health/substance abuse services will be covered at 100% once an individual’s eligible out-of-pocket expenses (medical, mental health/substance abuse, prescription drugs or a combination of these) reaches the out-of-pocket maximum or once the family out-of-pocket maximum is reached.

3Precertification is required for inpatient services received out-of-network; otherwise, a $150 penalty will apply and you will be responsible for all costs of care not deemed medically necessary.

4Outpatient treatment from an eligible out-of-network provider will be covered at 55% of the usual and prevailing rate, after the deductible.

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Prescription Drug Coverage under the IBM Managed Pharmacy Program

Provisions of the IBM Managed Pharmacy Program apply if your prescription drug coverage is administered by CVS/caremark.

• Short-term medications: You may obtain up to a 30-day supply (plus up to two refills) from a retail pharmacy; you’ll save money if you use a CVS/caremark

network pharmacy.

• Long-term medications: If you are taking medication for a chronic condition, you must order it through the CVS/caremark mail order service or through a

CVS/caremark pharmacy under Maintenance Choice, after you have filled a 30-day supply (plus up to two refills) through a retail pharmacy; otherwise, your long-

term medication will not be covered, and you will pay the entire cost for the refill at a retail pharmacy.

• Specialty medications: If you need covered prescription medication that requires special handling or administration — such as chemotherapy — and are

currently receiving it through your doctor’s office or other treatment center, you can order it through the CVS/caremark Specialty Pharmacy. Ordering it this way

may save you money, and you may be able to have it shipped directly to you or your doctor’s office at no additional charge. Under the IBM PPO, IBM PPO Plus

and IBM EPO, different per prescription provisions apply for specialty medications, as shown in the chart below.

IBM PPO with HSA, IBM PPO Plus with HSA

Under both HSA-eligible health plan options, preventive prescription drugs are not subject to the annual deductible. Keep in mind that benefits for other prescription drugs

under these options are not payable until the applicable annual deductible is met. Your costs for prescription drugs will count toward the annual out-of-pocket maximum.

Once you meet the out-of-pocket maximum, the plan pays 100% of the cost for eligible prescription drugs. The chart below shows what you pay per prescription.

Participating pharmacies (up to 30-day supply)

Non-participating pharmacies (up to 30-day supply)

Mail order (up to 90-day supply) Traditional medications

Generic 10% of discounted cost after deductible, up to $150 30% of actual cost after deductible 10% of discounted cost after deductible, up to $450 Brand name – formulary 30% of discounted cost after deductible, up to $1501 40% of actual cost after deductible 30% of discounted cost after deductible, up to $4501 Brand name – non-formulary 50% of discounted cost after deductible, up to $1501 55% of actual cost after deductible 50% of discounted cost after deductible, up to $4501 Specialty medications

Generic 10% of discounted cost after deductible, up to $150 30% of actual cost after deductible 10% of discounted cost after deductible, up to $450 Brand name – formulary 30% of discounted cost after deductible, up to $1501 40% of actual cost after deductible 30% of discounted cost after deductible, up to $4501 Brand name – non-formulary 50% of discounted cost after deductible, up to $1501 55% of actual cost after deductible 50% of discounted cost after deductible, up to $4501

IBM PPO, IBM PPO Plus, IBM EPO

Your costs for prescription drugs will count toward the annual out-of-pocket maximum. Once you meet the out-of-pocket maximum, the plan pays 100% of the cost for eligible prescription

drugs. The chart below shows what you pay per prescription.

Participating pharmacies (up to 30-day supply)

Non-participating pharmacies (up to 30-day supply)

Mail order (up to 90-day supply) Traditional medications

Generic 20% of discounted cost, up to $24 30% of actual cost 20% of discounted cost, up to $26

Brand name – formulary 20% of discounted cost, up to $901 30% of actual cost 20% of discounted cost, up to $2251 Brand name – non-formulary 50% of discounted cost, up to $1801 55% of actual cost 50% of discounted cost, up to $4501 Specialty medications

Generic 20% of discounted cost, up to $31 30% of actual cost 20% of discounted cost, up to $33

Brand name – formulary 20% of discounted cost, up to $971 30% of actual cost 20% of discounted cost, up to $2441 Brand name – non-formulary 50% of discounted cost, up to $2011 55% of actual cost 50% of discounted cost, up to $5031

1If a generic with the identical active ingredient is available, and you choose the equivalent brand name drug instead, you will pay the generic coinsurance plus the difference between the generic and the applicable brand name drug; per prescription maximums will not apply.

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IBM Dental Options

The charts below show what you pay for covered services under each IBM dental option. Note: Frequency and treatment limits may apply; contact the administrator of

your dental option directly for details.

IBM Dental Basic

In-Network Out-of-Network

Annual Deductibles/Benefit Maximums

Annual deductible None None

Annual benefit maximum $500 per person, in- and out-of-network combined

Lifetime benefit maximum None None

Orthodontia lifetime benefit maximum Not covered Not covered

Preventive Care

Routine exams, cleanings, X-rays, fluoride treatment Reimbursed at 100% of negotiated fee for all eligible charges You pay 20% of the usual and prevailing (U&P) rate, plus any amount over the U&P rate for all eligible charges.

Minor Restorative Care

Amalgam fillings, composite fillings You pay 20% of the negotiated fee for all eligible charges. You pay 20% of the U&P rate, plus any amount over the U&P rate for all eligible charges.

Major Restorative Care

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Root canal therapy; gingivectomy; periodontic, scaling and root planing; crowns and bridges; dentures; extractions

Not covered Not covered

Orthodontia

Orthodontia treatment Not covered Not covered

IBM Dental Plus

In-Network Out-of-Network

Annual Deductibles/Benefit Maximums

Annual deductible None $50 per person, waived for preventive care

Annual benefit maximum $2,000 per person, in- and out-of-network

Lifetime benefit maximum None None

Orthodontia lifetime benefit maximum $2,500 per person, in- and out-of-network

Preventive Care

Routine exams, cleanings, X-rays, fluoride treatment Reimbursed at 100% of the negotiated fee for all eligible charges You pay 20% of the U&P rate, plus any amount over the U&P rate for all eligible charges.

Minor Restorative Care

Amalgam fillings, composite fillings You pay 20% of the negotiated fee for all eligible charges. You pay 20% of the U&P rate, plus any amount over the U&P rate for all eligible charges.

Major Restorative Care

1

Root canal therapy; gingivectomy; periodontic, scaling and root planing; crowns and bridges; dentures; extractions

You pay 35% of the negotiated fee for all eligible charges. You pay 35% of the U&P rate, plus any amount over the U&P rate for all eligible charges.

Orthodontia

Orthodontia treatment You pay 50% of the negotiated fee plus any amount that exceeds

the lifetime maximum.

You pay 50% of the U&P rate, plus any amount over the U&P rate for all eligible charges.

1These are the most common major restorative care procedures; other procedures may be covered. Also, some procedures have varying levels of treatment. Contact the administrator of your dental option for details.

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