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As a Mass General Brigham Health Plan Medicare Advantage member, you are covered anywhere for emergency and urgent care. This includes the hospitals and centers in your community and any place around the world.

Yes. Our plans include coverage with no cost sharing for vaccine services covered under Medicare Part B. These include:

• The pneumonia vaccine
• Flu shots, once each flu season in the fall and winter, with additional flu shots if medically necessary.
• Hepatitis B vaccine if you are at high or intermediate risk of getting Hepatitis B.
• Other vaccines if you are at risk and they meet Medicare Part B coverage rules.

We also cover some vaccines under our Part D prescription drug benefit at no cost to you. Your 
costs for a Part D vaccination depend on the type of vaccine, where you get the vaccine, and 
who gives you the vaccine. You can find more details about Part D vaccines in the Evidence of Coverage documents available on our plan pages.

The Flexible Benefit Card benefit includes a quarterly allowance to spend on over-the-counter products for the following healthcare needs and more.

• Allergy
• Antacids and acid reducers
• Laxatives and digestive health
• Anti-fungal medications
• Bathroom safety and fall prevention
• Cold and flu
• Dental and denture care
• Diabetes care
• Diagnostics (thermometers, blood pressure monitors, etc.)
• Eye and ear care
• First aid
• Incontinence supplies
• Motion sickness
• Nutritional supplements, vitamins, and minerals
• Pain relief aids, pain relievers and fever reducers
• Skin and sun care
• Sleep aids
• Smoking cessation
• Supports and braces

The flex card allowance can be used for gym or health club memberships or online fitness classes that provide cardiovascular and strength training exercises. You may also use it for treadmills, stationary bikes, rowing machines, weights, exercise bands, and fitness trackers when purchased from a sporting goods store.

Items excluded from this benefit include sports equipment (bicycles, skis, tennis rackets, for example), initiation fees at a country club or sports club, fees for personal training, and fees for dance studios or martial arts schools.

The flex card allowance can also be used for participation in a qualified weight loss program. These include hospital- and non-hospital-based multi-session programs that focus on changing eating and activity habits and are led by nutritionists, registered dietitians, or other certified health care professionals. The program may be in person or virtual.

Items excluded from this benefit include individual weight loss counseling, pre-packaged meals, books and videos, costs of food or meals, and scales.