L.B. Foster Company Medical Reimbursement Plan (MRP1) Summary Plan Description (Amended and Restated January 1, 2006)
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This agreement outlines the L.B. Foster Company's Medical Reimbursement Plan (MRP1), effective January 1, 2006. The plan reimburses employees for certain medical, dental, vision, and prescription expenses not fully covered by the company's primary insurance, up to specified annual and lifetime limits. Covered services include hospital care, mental health, substance abuse treatment, professional services, rehabilitation, preventive care, dental, and vision benefits. The plan excludes out-of-network services, certain penalties, and specific drugs or devices. Pre-notification is required for some services, and reimbursement is subject to usual, reasonable, and customary charges.
EX-10.45 3 j1822401exv10w45.txt EX-10.45 EXHIBIT 10.45 L.B. FOSTER COMPANY MEDICAL REIMBURSEMENT PLAN MRP1 SUMMARY PLAN DESCRIPTION AS AMENDED AND RESTATED EFFECTIVE JANUARY 1, 2006 MEDICAL REIMBURSEMENT PLAN OF BENEFITS
Medical Reimbursement Plans provide Benefits for in-network covered services allowed, but not covered in their entirety by the Premium Medical and Dental Plans. Deductibles and Co-payments may be reimbursed by these Plans, up to the Usual, Reasonable and Customary Charge. Services for which coverage is limited by the Premium Plan, such as Orthodontics, may be reimbursed up to the Reasonable and Customary charge. Penalties for failure to Pre-notify or charges declined due to a Pre-Existing Condition are not allowable under these Plans, as well as charges above any limits set by the Medical Reimbursement Plans. Additionally, the Medical Reimbursement Plans contain provisions for vision care as listed in this schedule. SCHEDULE OF BENEFITS FOR MRP1
Well Child Care includes reimbursement for the following services: office visits, physical examination, laboratory tests, x-rays, immunizations and cancer screenings.
* For annual Vision Benefits, participant may choose either lenses or contacts (traditional or disposable), but not both.
Benefits for this coverage may be increased if a prescription change occurs. Also, if a medical condition requires more frequent services, these Benefits may be increased to meet that requirement. Any such condition will have to be documented by a letter of Medical Necessity. EXCLUSIONS FOR MEDICAL REIMBURSEMENT PLANS (IN ADDITION TO THOSE OUTLINED IN THE GROUP INSURANCE PLAN MEDICAL EXCLUSIONS AND LIMITATIONS) MEDICAL EXCLUSIONS AMOUNTS over the Usual, Reasonable and Customary Charge; CHARGES ALREADY PAID by the L.B. Foster Company's basic medical and dental plans; CHARGES THAT ARE NOT COVERED in part by the L.B. Foster Company's medical and dental Plans, unless specifically stated in the Schedule of Benefits; OUT-OF-NETWORK SERVICES will not be paid under this Plan. PENALTIES accessed for non-compliance assessed with Utilization Review Requirements. VISION EXCLUSIONS NON-PRESCRIPTION EYE GLASSES; OVERSIZED LENSES, SPECIAL TINTING, SPECIAL POLISHING. PRESCRIPTION EXCLUSIONS COVERED PRESCRIPTION DRUGS - Drugs prescribed by a physician that require a prescription by federal law unless otherwise excluded. - All compound medications containing at least one prescription ingredient in a therapeutic amount. - Insulin when prescribed by a physician; needles, syringes and diabetic supplies, i.e. blood test strips, lancets, alcohol swabs, diabetic meters. - Oral contraceptives - Immunosuppressants - Dermatological agents used to treat acne - Immune Response Modifiers, such as. Betaseron, Avonex and Copaxone and Rebif - Oral and injectable sexual dysfunction drugs LIMITS TO COVERED PRESCRIPTION DRUG BENEFIT The covered benefit for any one prescription will be limited to: - The quantity limits established by the plan - Refills only up to the time specified by a physician - Refills up to one year from the date of order by a physician - Certain prescription drugs require prior-authorization. A partial list is below: - All anabolic steriods - Drugs to treat Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder or Narcolepsy - Remicade for treatment of Crohn's Disease - Infertility Drugs are limited to 7 cycles per lifetime; 30 days supply per prescription - Dermatological agents used to treat acne over the age of 25 - Xolair - Synagis - Lotronex; Zelnorm - Synvisc; Hylagan Limit to 2 cycles of injections per lifetime - Weight Loss medications (dx of morbid obesity) - Migraine Medications are limited to the manufacturer or FDA standard guidelines - Toradol;Stadol NS (quantity limits will apply) EXCLUDED PRESCRIPTION DRUGS - Over the Counter products that may be bought without a written prescription or their equivalents. This does not apply to injectable insulin, insulin syringes and needles and diabetic supplies, which are specifically included. - Devices of any type even though such devices may require a prescription. This includes (but not limited to) therapeutic devices or appliances such as Implantable insulin pumps and ancillary pump products. - Immunization Agents, biological serum, biological immune globulins and vaccines. - Implantable time-released medications. - Experimental or Investigational Drugs or drugs prescribed for experimental, Non-FDA approved, indications. - Drugs approved by the FDA for cosmetic use only, i.e. Renova - Compound chemical ingredients or combination of federal legend drugs in a Non FDA approved dosage form. - Nutritional Supplements except for metabolic conditions only. - Weight loss medications - Injectable arthritis medications: Enbrel, Kineret, Humira and Remicade - Influenza medications - Growth Hormones - Miscellaneous supplies, i.e. batteries, logbooks, adapters, videotapes - Hair reduction agents or hair replacement agents, i.e. Propecia or Vaniqa - Fluoride - Ceredase, Cerezyme - Xyrem - Pravigard - Sarafem - Blood Products and blood factor - Amieve and Raptiva - Any prescription that you are entitled to receive without charge from any Workers Compensation or similar law or municipal state or Federal program. - Charges for the administration of a drug by an attending physician - Charges for medication that is to be taken by or administered to you, in whole or part, while you are a patient in a licensed hospital, rest home, sanitarium, extended care facility, convalescent hospital or nursing home. - Drugs for tobacco dependency. - Cosmetic drugs, even if ordered for non-cosmetic purposes. - Charges for giving or injecting drugs.
