San Francisco Health Plan

The San Francisco Health Plan is a benefit 100% paid for by Robert Half and is provided in lieu of contributions to the San Francisco City Option. This plan consists of preventive care, indemnity coverage and dental benefits.

Preventive care covers preventive care services (such as immunizations and screenings) at 100% when you use an in-network provider through First Health.

Indemnity coverage provides cash payments for basic health care services, such as doctor’s office visits, diagnostic X-rays and lab work, hospital stays and surgical procedures. It helps offset out-of-pocket expenses such as deductibles and coinsurance. You can use any network provider for service, but if you use the First Health Network, you may get discounts.

The dental plan includes 100% coverage for preventive care plus benefits for basic and major treatment.

This plan also includes Teladoc (on-demand medical experts by phone or video) and the AWP Rx prescription discount program.

San Francisco Health Plan – Preventive Care Plus Plan

The San Francisco Health Plan, administered by The American Worker, provides preventive care services that meet the ACA’s requirements for minimum essential coverage. The plan covers preventive care services at 100 percent when you use an in-network provider. The plan does not include coverage for non-preventive services, such as emergency room care, hospital stays or non-preventive doctor’s office visits.

You have access to the First Health Network, which provides discounts for in-network physicians and hospitals. To find a provider, visit FirstHealthLBP.com. You also have the option to use a primary care provider of your choice that is not listed in the First Health Network; however, your out-of-pocket costs will be higher outside the network.

The U.S. Preventive Services Task Force periodically updates the list of covered services and sets the requirements such as age, gender and/or health conditions for services to be covered. For a current list, visit healthcare.gov/preventive-care-benefits. Plan limitations and exclusions apply.

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San Francisco Health Plan – Indemnity

The Group Hospital Indemnity Plan provides cash payments for health care expenses that your medical plan may not cover, including doctor’s office visits, diagnostic X-rays and lab work, hospital stays and surgical procedures.

The plan pays in addition to other coverage you may have and can help cover out-of-pocket expenses, such as deductibles and coinsurance, when receiving medical treatment.

The plan does not require you to stay in-network, so you can visit any provider you choose for services.

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The San Francisco Indemnity Plan is underwritten by Nationwide Life Insurance Company.

*First Health and Teladoc are not provided by Nationwide Life Insurance Company. These are non-insurance benefits provided by separate vendors.

San Francisco Health Plan – Dental

The San Francisco Health Plan also includes dental benefits, which covers preventive and diagnostic services at 100% with no waiting period. It also provides coverage for basic and major dental services, after satisfying the applicable waiting period. All services require a $20 per visit deductible to be met.

You may use any provider, but you will pay less when you visit someone in the plan network. To locate providers, visit ameritas.com and select Find a Provider > Dental > Network Provider > Classic (PPO) network.

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San Francisco Health Plan Eligibility & Enrollment

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Qualified San Francisco contract talent will be automatically enrolled in the San Francisco Health Plan. Your enrollment will be communicated to you via email and an ID card will be mailed to your home address. You will continue to be enrolled every month in which you average eight or more hours worked per week in the prior month in San Francisco. At any time after becoming eligible for the San Francisco Health Plan, you may enroll your dependents. While you are enrolled in this plan, Robert Half will not contribute to the San Francisco City Option on your behalf.

If you don’t want to participate in the San Francisco Health Plan described above, you can choose to opt out and have Robert Half contribute to the City Option on your behalf instead. If you prefer to not have San Francisco Health Care Security Ordinance (HCSO) contributions made on your behalf, you must provide a voluntary written waiver of the HCSO. Coverage will be canceled on the next available date after receipt of a completed Opt-Out Form.

How to Enroll Dependents, Opt Out of the San Francisco Health Plan or Voluntarily Waive Robert Half Contributions:

ENROLL YOUR DEPENDENTS using the Dependent Form

  • To enroll an eligible dependent, you’ll need their name, Social Security number, date of birth and gender.

OPT OUT using the Opt Out of San Francisco Health Plan Form

  • By completing this form, you are opting out of the San Francisco Health Plan and choosing instead to have Robert Half contribute to the SF City Option on your behalf.

VOLUNTARILY WAIVE HCSO contributions using the Voluntary Waiver Form

  • By completing this form, Robert Half will not make required HCSO contributions on your behalf to either the Plan or the SF City Option.
  • Each year, you must reaffirm your choice to voluntarily waive these contributions by completing this form.
  • You can revoke your voluntary waiver at any time.

You can request any of the forms be sent via email by making a request through The American Worker mobile app site. Below is the link and the text code to access the mobile app site.

  • Text RHAWP to 1.855.932.4533

Coverage Termination and Coverage Continuation

  • Your San Francisco Health Plan coverage terminates at the end of the month in which you did not work the required minimum number of hours in San Francisco. You have the ability to continue your San Francisco Health Plan coverage through COBRA. If you incur a medical claim after your San Francisco Health Plan coverage terminates, your claim will not be paid unless you elect COBRA.
  • Example: If you did not work at least eight hours each week on average in San Francisco in May, your San Francisco Health Plan coverage terminates May 31. If you submit a claim for medical expenses incurred on June 15, your claim will not be paid unless you elect to continue your coverage on COBRA.

Contacts

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*First Health, Teladoc and AWP Value Rx are non-insurance benefits.

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