Teladoc gives you round-the-clock access to U.S. board-certified doctors from home or on the go. Call or connect online or use the Teladoc mobile app for affordable medical care when needed. 

Teladoc Fees

General Medical Visit Fees

• High Deductible PPO Plan: $54 fee per visit until the deductible is met, then 20% co-insurance.
• Standard PPO Plan: $0 Co-Pay

Mental Health Visit Fees

• High Deductible PPO Plan:
• $95 for a licensed therapist per visit until the deductible is met, then 20% co-insurance.
• $235 for an initial visit with a psychiatrist.
• $105 for ongoing visits with a psychiatrist until the deductible is met, then 20% co-insurance.

• Standard PPO Plan: $0 Co-Pay

Plan your Flu Vaccines in the Fall

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) recommends that it is optimal to get your annual flu shot by the end of October. 

Flu shots are covered at 100% as a Wellness Benefit through an in-network doctor or pharmacy for participants in both the TAC Standard and High Deductible PPO Plans. 

Talk with your doctor regarding their recommendation for flu shots for you and your family.  

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Know Where to Go!

Where Should I Go? Sometimes, it can be difficult to know where to draw the line when it comes to choosing if you should go to the ER, urgent care, or your primary doctor. Emergency Room A visit to the ER is the most expensive type of outpatient care and should only occur if there is a true emergency or a life-threatening illness or injury.

Examples of conditions that should be addressed in the ER include, but aren’t limited to:

• Chest pain
• Shortness of breath
• Uncontrollable bleeding
• Poisoning or suspected poisoning

Urgent Care

Urgent care centers handle nonemergency conditions that require immediate attention— those for which delaying treatment could cause serious problems or discomfort. Sprains, ear infections and high fevers are conditions that can be treated in urgent care centers. Urgent care visits are less expensive than ER visits, but are typically more expensive than a visit to your primary care doctor.

Doctor’s Office

For most non-emergency illnesses or injuries, the best choice for medical care may be a visit to your primary care physician. Your regular doctor knows you best, has your medical history, and has the expertise to diagnose and treat most conditions. In addition, going to the doctor’s office is usually the most cost-effective option. 

Teladoc (virtual)

Teladoc gives you round-the-clock access to U.S. board-certified doctors from home or on the go. Call or connect online or use the Teladoc mobile app for affordable medical care when needed. See the above Teladoc information for more details.

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