If you're currently seeing a provider outside Hawaii or a nonparticipating provider for therapy services, ask the provider to submit a precertification request for any services.
Find out how much PPO services may cost when you travel to the U.S. Mainland.
Learn the steps you need to take to submit a precertification request by yourself or through a provider.
Reconstructive or corrective services are a benefit of your plan when they're required to restore, reconstruct, or correct a bodily function that was lost, impaired, or damaged due to an illness or injury.
For some services, you or your physician must get approval from HMSA to make sure the services meet our payment guidelines.
As an HMO member, your primary care provider coordinates your medical care and will refer you to specialists when needed.
HMSA requires precertification for any treatment involving new technology. The service won't be covered if your treatment doesn't meet HMSA's payment guidelines.
HMSA plans cover a variety of tests that can fall under one of two categories: screening or diagnostic. The reason you are taking a test determines the category.
Your physical exam benefits will cover a checkup and any vision, hearing, or other recommended screening tests appropriate for your age and gender.
HMSA covers short-term physical and occupational therapy that's been diagnosed and ordered by a physician, physician's assistant, or advanced practice registered nurse.