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Benefit Explanation And Limitations SFHP providers supply many medical benefits and services, some of which are itemized on the following pages. For specific information not covered in this table, please contact: Provider Relations 1(415) 547-7818 x7084 8:30am-5pm on business days At a minimum, SFHP covers the core benefits and services specified in our agreement with the California Department of Health Care Services. SFHP Medi-Cal members may not be charged or balance-billed for covered services. This list is not intended to be an all-inclusive list of covered and non-covered benefits. All services are subject to benefit coverage, limitations, and exclusions as described in the plan coverage guidelines. Some services require prior authorizations according to general or specific medical necessity criteria. Members are not responsible for any cost-sharing for covered services. SAN FRANCISCO HEALTH PLAN Member Benefits for Medi-Cal 45501 1116

Abortion Acupuncture for adults 18 years of age and older. Aid-in-Dying Drugs Established under the End of Life Option Act (AB x2-15), when meeting eligibility conditions, and under a doctor s prescription. Alcohol Abuse Screening, Brief Intervention, Referral to Treatment (SBIRT) Alcohol and Substance Abuse Treatment Services [including drugs used for treatment, outpatient heroin detox, and Voluntary Inpatient Detox (VID)] Details at: www.dhcs.ca.gov/services/medi-cal/pages/sbirt.aspx Refer members to Drug Medi-Cal Treatment Program available through. See: www.dhcs.ca.gov/individuals/pages/sud-services.aspx. Described in Medi-Cal Plan contract Exhibit A, Attachment 11, Provision 6. Allergy Services (testing and desensitization) Ambulance Emergency Transportation Ambulance Non-Emergency Transportation Ambulatory Surgery Center ASC Anesthesia Services Artificial Insemination Not Audiology Services Medi-Cal members 21 and older are subject to the state s Under 21 refer to California Children s Services (CCS) guidelines. Bariatric Surgery Medical Criteria and Limitations apply. Behavioral Health Therapy for Autism Spectrum Disorders Refer Medi-Cal patients to Beacon Health Strategies for screening, referral, and case management. Biofeedback Not Birthing Centers Limitations apply. Blood and Blood Derivative Products Coverage for hemophilia, including most antihemophilic factors, is covered by. Other limitations apply. Bone Density Testing (DXA) Breast Milk Pumps California Children s Services (CCS) Program, medical services for children with certain special health problems CCS Program Only for members under 21 (Medi-Cal Plan contract Exhibit A, Attachment 11, Provision 8) www.dhcs.ca.gov/services/ccs Cancer Clinical Trials Member and trial must meet specific medical criteria. Certified Nurse Midwife 2

Chemotherapy Under age 21, see CCS Program. Child Health and Disability Prevention (CHDP) Services CHDP Program Only for members under 21. www.dhcs.ca.gov/services/chdp Chiropractic Services Described in Title 22 CCR, Sec 51308. Christian Science Practitioners Circumcision Not Medically necessary circumcision is covered. Routine or elective circumcision is not covered. Community-Based Adult Services (CBAS) See: www.sfhp.org/providers/download-forms/ community-based-adult-services/ Comprehensive Perinatal Services Program (CPSP) Refer to Maternal, Child and Adolescent Health (MCAH) Program. www.sfdph.org/dph/comupg/oprograms/mch/default.asp Cosmetic or Elective Surgery (not medically necessary) Not Dental (dental providers and services) Denti-Cal Described in Title 22 CCR, Sec 51307 and 51340.1(a). Dental (medical providers and services related to dental services) Certain prescription drugs, laboratory services, pre-admission physical examinations, anesthesia. (Medi-Cal Plan contract Exhibit A, Attachment 11, Provision 14) Diabetic Services Under age 21, see CCS Program. Dialysis Under age 21, see CCS Program. Dietitian Services for qualifying beneficiaries in the CCS, MSSP, LEA and AIDS Waiver programs. Directly Observed Therapy (DOT) for Tuberculosis Please refer to the Tuberculosis Ward at SFGH, Ward 94. www.sftbc.org. (Medi-Cal Plan contract Exhibit A, Attachment 11, Provision 15) Durable Medical Equipment Early and Periodic Screening, Diagnosis and Treatment (EPSDT) Early Start Emergency Room Services Enteral and Parenteral Nutrition Erectile Dysfunction Drugs and Therapies Only as described in Title 22 CCR, Sec 51184 and 51340; Medi-Cal Plan contract Exhibit A, Attachment 10. Some EPSDT services are carved out. Not Experimental and Investigational Services Not Including, but not limited to, services and drugs not approved for therapeutic use in human patients, and services for which efficacy and safety have not been established in human subjects. 3

Family Planning Services Including out of network, from qualified providers. Federally Qualified Health Center (FQHC) services Fluoride Varnish (non-dental provider) Only for members under age 6, covered 3 times in a 12-month period. Service is provided by physicians, nurses, and other medical personnel. Gender Reassignment Surgery Procedures that are not medically necessary are not covered. Limited to members 18 & over. Golden Gate Regional Center Services Health Education Hearing Aids and Repairs Under age 21, see CCS Program. Medical Criteria and Limitations apply. Hearing Screenings and Evaluations Medi-Cal members 21 and older are subject to the state s Under 21, see CCS Program. HIV Testing and Counseling Including out-of-network from qualified providers. HIV/AIDS Waiver Home Blood Pressure Cuffs One monitor every 5 years of Omron Series 3, Omron Series 5, or Omron Series 10. Home and Community Based Services (HCBS) Waiver Programs Home Health Care Services Hospice Care Hospital Services Outpatient and Inpatient Described in Medi-Cal Plan contract Exhibit A, Attachment 11, Provisions 17 and 20. Hyperbaric Oxygen (HBO) Therapy Under age 21, see CCS Program. Hysterectomy Not covered if solely for sterilization Immunizations Some vaccines covered by Vaccines for Children. In-Home Supportive Services Incontinence Creams and Washes Medi-Cal members 21 and older may be subject to the state s However, SFHP covers this benefit without the above limitation. Infertility (diagnosis and treatment) Not 4

Injectable Medications Interpreter Services Interpreter services are contracted as a provider service. Laboratory and Pathology Services Laboratory Services State Serum Alphafetoprotein Testing Program Administered by the Genetic Disease Branch of California's Department of Public Health. Providers must submit proof of insurance with their sample, or the member may be billed in error for the service. Lactation Services The ICD-CM diagnosis code on the claim should be a specific diagnosis of the infant. Lead Poisoning Case management (children) Refer to San Francisco Department of Public Health. Local Educational Agency (LEA) Services N/A Described in Title 22 CCR, Sec. 51360(b). Long Term Care (LTC) LTC is care in a facility for longer than the month of admission, plus one month. These health care facilities include skilled nursing facilities, subacute facilities, pediatric subacute facilities, and intermediate care facilities. (Medi-Cal Plan contract Exhibit A, Attachment 11, Provision 17). Upon acceptance by state for LTC, member is dis-enrolled from SFHP. www.dhcs.ca.gov/services/ltc/ Mammography (for screening) Females only. Maternity and Newborn Care Newborns will be covered under mother's name during month of baby's birth, and the next month. Mothers will need to enroll baby in Medi-Cal as soon after birth as possible. Mental Health (Non-Specialty) Refer patients to Beacon Health Strategies for screening, referral, and case management. Mental Health (Specialty) Refer patients to San Francisco Community Behavioral Health Services, or, if unsure of dysfunction severity, refer Medi-Cal members to Beacon Health Strategies for screening. (Medi-Cal Plan contract Exhibit A, Attachment 11, Provision 5). Non-Medical Equipment Not Nurse Help Line (24/7) 1(877) 977-3397 for all SFHP members. Members assigned to Kaiser call 1(415) 833-2200. Obstetrical and Gynecological Services Occupational Therapy Ostomy Supplies Oxygen and Respiratory Services 5

Pain Management Pap Smear / Cervical Cancer Screening (routine and Females only. preventative) Pediatric Day Health Care Under age 21, see CCS Program. Personal Care Services Phenylketonuria (PKU) Screening and Treatment Physical Therapy Podiatry Services Medi-Cal members 21 and older are subject to the state s Prayer and Spiritual Healing Described in Title 22 CCR, Sec 51312. Prescription Drugs This benefit is managed by PerformRx and, for limited specialty drugs, by USBioServices. See: www.sfhp.org/providers/formulary Preventive Care Services Members 0-17 and Well-Woman visits only. This is an Essential Health Benefit described in Health & Safety Code Section 1367.005 and Title 28 CCR 1300.76.005. Prosthetic and Orthotic Devices Under age 21, see CCS Program. Radiology Services (diagnostic, interventional, and therapeutic) Reconstructive Surgery (non-cosmetic) Post-mastectomy reconstructive surgery is covered. Under age 21, see CCS Program. Rehabilitation Services Second Opinions Sexual Reassignment Surgery Sexually Transmitted Infections (STI) screening and treatment Skilled Nursing Facility Services Long-Term Care limitations may apply. See Long-Term Care. (outpatient and inpatient) Speech Therapy Medi-Cal members 21 and older are subject to the state s Sterilization Services Members age 21 and older only. PM-330 consent form is required with claim submission. Targeted Case Management (TCM) Described in Title 22 CCR, Sec. 51185 and 51351; Medi-Cal Plan contract Exhibit A, Attachment 11, Provision 2. Tobacco Cessation Services 6

Transplant Services Kidney and Cornea Under age 21, see CCS Program. Transplant Services Other Major Organs Upon acceptance by an approved transplant program, member is disenrolled from SFHP. (Medi-Cal Plan contract Exhibit A, Attachment 11, Provision 17) Under age 21, see CCS Program. Transportation (emergency) Transportation (non-emergency, for medical purposes) Tuberculosis Please see Directly Observed Therapy. Urgent Care Center Services Vision This benefit is managed by VSP. See: www.sfhp.org/members/medi-cal/vision-services Women, Infants and Children (WIC) 7