What are the co-payment requirements for Ohana Health Plan members?

Ohana Health Plan has specific co-payment requirements that can vary based on the type of service being utilized. Typically, co-payments are a set amount that members must pay out of pocket when they receive certain healthcare services. These co-payments may be required for services such as doctor visits, specialist consultations, emergency room visits, and prescription medications. It is important to note that these amounts can differ depending on the member's specific plan and the nature of the services involved. For example, routine checkups may have a lower co-payment compared to urgent care visits. Additionally, some preventive services may not require a co-payment at all. Members are encouraged to review their benefits and coverage details to fully understand their co-payment responsibilities. The most accurate and up-to-date information can usually be found on the Ohana Health Plan website, where members can also view specific details related to their plan. In any case, being informed about co-payment requirements helps members manage their healthcare expenses effectively.