Free Premera Blue Cross and Blue Shield, Alaska Quotes!

A nonprofit regional provider of high-quality health care coverage and services, Premera Blue Cross Blue Shield of Alaska has been trusted by members, employers, providers, and brokers alike since 1957. With 840 professionals and 23 hospitals located throughout Alaska, Premera Blue Cross Blue Shield offers members a large network of reliable, easy-access providers.

Premera has taken a revolutionary new approach to health care that sets it apart from other providers. Its embrace of new technologies and simplified operations has allowed members to enjoy enhanced customer service and a reduced paperwork. Premera also improves upon conventional HMO and PPO models by empowering customers to select the plan features that best fit their needs.

Choosing the Right Health Insurance

• Alaska Value Care 25, a plan that allows members to enjoy the highest level of benefits and pay the lowest out-of-pocket expenses when they use network hospitals. Members have limited office visit coverage, but their deductible is waived on the first 3 visits per calendar year.



• Alaska Best Care 20, a plan that gives members a broad range of coverage while paying the lowest out-of-pocket expenses when they use network hospitals.



• Alaska Global 50 and Alaska Global 20, designed to provide extensive coverage for a wide range of medical services. Members are able to seek medical necessary care from any eligible provider for covered services.



• Alaska HSA 20 and Alaska HSA Rx 20, tax advantaged, high-deductible plans that work in conjunction with Health Savings Accounts (HSA).

• Traditional Indemnity, a plan that allows members to seek health care from a wide variety of physicians, providers, and hospitals. Coverage encompasses a percentage of medical expenses after an annual deductible is satisfied.



• Preferred Provider Organization, a selection of PPO plans that give members access to their preferred physicians, providers, and facilities. Out-of-pocket expenses are usually reduced when members seek health care within their care network. Coverage is generally based on a percentage of covered medical expenses after an annual deductible is satisfied.