Brock offers three health plan options through BlueCross BlueShield of Illinois (BCBSIL) and one health plan through Kaiser Permanente

You pay low monthly premiums, the highest annual deductible, and have the opportunity to contribute to a Health Savings Account (HSA).

You pay higher monthly premiums and a lower annual deductible, and can only access medical care in-network.

You pay higher monthly premiums, the lowest annual deductible, and can only access medical care in-network.

The California Kaiser HMO plan is only available to employees located in California.

Additional Information

Your medical coverage includes prescription drug benefits through Prime Therapeutics. It’s important you understand the different types of prescription drugs, as the type of drug you get can have a big impact on your out-of-pocket costs. Please review our formulary for prescription drugs for more information.

  • Preventive — Drugs that keep you from developing a health condition. Your plan provides a list of medications to support your goal of ongoing good health and helping to reduce your overall health care costs.
  • Generic — A more cost-effective alternative to brand name drugs with the same active ingredients.
  • Brand Formulary — Brand-name drugs that may have no generic equivalent.
  • Brand Non-Formulary — More expensive brand-name drugs that do have an alternative generic equivalent.
  • Specialty Drugs — Drugs that include high-cost injectable, infused, oral or inhaled drugs that generally require special storage and handling and close monitoring of the patient’s drug therapy.

If you need help finding an in-network Doctor or Hospital, call Quantum at 866.885.1409 or visit brockgrouphealth.com to confirm in-network and out-of-network coverage in our plan.

Note: Brock advises all employees and/or dependents to seek personal, individual advice based on individual facts and circumstances from an independent tax advisor regarding the tax consequences of specific health benefit plans, products or services, including the HDHP.