Nationwide
The annual maximum options for a Nationwide plan.
What is $1500, $3000, and $5000 annual maximums.
The annual maximum options for MetLife Plans.
What is $750, $2000, $10000.
What is $20.
The full name of the NWFA.
What is the National Wellness & Fitness Association.
The three categories of services.
What is preventive, basic, and major care services.
The waiting period for major services.
What is 12 months.
The level of coinsurance on basic services in year 1 on the Essentials & Complete plan.
What is 65%.
The frame allowance and frequency for standard frames.
What is $200 and 24 months.
The number of association levels in the NWFA.
What is 5.
The minimum age of the primary applicant on a dental policy.
What is 18 years old.
The services not applicable to the deductible.
What are preventive services.
What is no waiting period/not applicable.
The co-pay on progressive lenses.
What is $50.
The two dental plans that have the same exact association benefits.
What is the Complete plan and the Essentials plan.
The name of the team that calls new members.
What is the Welcome Concierge team.
The level of coinsurance on basic services in year 1.
What is 80% coinsurance.
The implant maximum on the Complete ($10,000) plan.
What is $3,000.
The contact lens and contact lens exam allowance.
What is $150.
The number of days it takes for the welcome email to be sent to the member after their enrollment.
What is 3-5 business days.
The time it takes to complete fulfillment.
What is 7-10 business days.
The network for Nationwide plans.
What is the Careington Max PPO network.
The network for MetLife plans.
What is the MetLife PDP Plus network.
The place(s) you can submit an application for VSP preferred.
What is the Nationwide enrollment portal and MetLife enrollment portal.
The reason that a procedure will not be covered if the tooth has already been pulled.
What is the missing tooth clause.