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How does the UMP prescription drug deductible work?
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You do not have to pay towards the prescription drug deductible for Tier 1 (generic and other drugs) prescription drugs.

You must pay an annual prescription drug deductible for purchases of brand-name (Tier 2 and Tier 3) prescription drugs before UMP pays benefits. This deductible is $100 per person, or a maximum of $300 for a family (three or more people covered under the same account). You must pay towards this deductible no matter where you get your prescriptions.

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Date Modified 10/8/2009
Date Created 10/30/2006

The Certificate of Coverage (COC) is the source of coverage provisions offered under UMP. If information given here is inconsistent with the UMP COC, the rules in the COC will apply. Also, the COC may have additional information on this subject.

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