Guidelines - III.H REDEEM SeniorSaver Sharing Limitations
REDEEM SeniorSaver is for those aged 65 and over. It is a sharing program designed to be secondary to Medicare Part A, Part B, and if applicable Medicare Advantage plans. These are the specific exclusions and limits:
- REDEEM SeniorSaver members can share items covered by Medicare Parts A and B after Medicare first applies its coverage and the individual has met the AUA.
- REDEEM SeniorSaver members can share prescription bills when they have Medicare Part D and only after Medicare applies its coverage and the individual has met the AUA.
- A provider must purchase blood products for the REDEEM SeniorSaver member requiring a blood transfusion. Those costs are shareable.
- Inpatient acute care hospitalization for REDEEM SeniorSaver members:
- Days 1-60: Medicare covers these costs.
- Days 61-150: Medicare covers a significant portion of costs, the balance is shareable.
- Days 151-beyond: Ineligible for sharing.
The exception to the above would be any bill related to services declared as not eligible for sharing in Section III.G.