Medical
What you need to know
With two medical plans to choose from (three if you live in California), choosing the right one takes careful planning. Take time to learn about the similarities and important differences among the choices we offer.
2025 Medical Plan Choices
The BCBS Blue Care Elect Preferred PPO
- Higher premium costs but a lower annual deductible and a lower out-of-pocket maximum
- Fixed copays for many services, without having to meet a deductible first; for example, $25 copay for office visits and $40 for specialist visits
- No deductible to meet before the plan covers prescription drugs
Employees can elect to participate in a health care flexible spending account (FSA) to put aside tax-free dollars for out-of-pocket health care expenses. For details on the coverage and services available through the BCBS PPO Plan, view the Summary of Benefits.
The BCBS Blue Care Elect Saver HDHP
- Lower premium costs, but a higher annual deductible and a higher out-of-pocket maximum
- If you cover yourself and one or more dependents, you must pay the entire family medical deductible before the plan begins paying benefits for medical care and prescription drugs.
- The plan pays 90% for covered in-network services once you meet the deductible.
- This plan is paired with a health savings account (HSA), which allows you to save money tax-free for health care expenses now or to invest and grow tax-free for future health care expenses — even in retirement. Plus, non-partners who choose this plan will receive a firm contribution to their HSAs.
For details on the coverage and services available through the BCBS HDHP Plan, view the Summary of Benefits.
Kaiser HMO (California Only)
If you live in the Kaiser Permanente service area in California, you can choose the Kaiser HMO plan, which offers convenient, high-quality care.
- Services offered through designated Kaiser facilities across California
- Preventive care and telehealth services covered in full without a copay
- Primary care physician (PCP) and specialist office visits limited to a $25 copay per visit
- Out-of-pocket maximums capped at $1,500 for individuals and $3,000 for families
- Out-of-pocket expenses may be offset using a health care FSA
For more information on this plan, refer to the Kaiser California benefits summary.
2025 Medical Plans at a Glance
$2,000 family
$40 copay specialist
Family $7,000
$4,000 family
Family $10,000
Family $3,000
Highlights of BCBS Medical Plans
Find a BCBS network provider
Finding the right doctor or hospital is easy when you use the Find a Doctor tool from BCBS of Massachusetts. You can search for providers by name, location and specialty, read and write reviews, and compare up to 5 doctors at a time.
Take full advantage of searching your plan’s network by creating or signing in to your MyBlue account.
One Medical
Receive 24/7 access to in-person or over-the-phone medical care. Goodwin covers the cost of membership fees (a $200 value per person) for you and your eligible dependents. One Medical is considered in-network for the BCBSMA medical plans.
With One Medical, you can access:
- In-person appointments at offices nationwide or virtually with your provider
- 24/7 virtual care: video chat with a provider, and message your medical team
- High-quality care from top-rated providers with time to talk
- An easy-to-use app to request prescription renewals and book appointments. Download the One Medical app in the App Store or through Google Play.
To register:
- Visit One Medical, and click Activate now.
- Enter your first name, last name, and date of birth.
- Enter your Goodwin email address, and follow the prompts.
Virtual Physical Therapy Through Hinge Health
On-the-Go Access to Your Benefits with the MyBlue App
Virtual Medical Care
If you need medical care and it’s not life-threatening or an emergency, you can access One Medical or the telehealth feature of the plan you’re enrolled in. We encourage you to register ahead of time so you’ll be ready when you do need care.
With telehealth, your copay is $0* for a video visit with a U.S.-licensed doctor for convenient, secure care through your phone or computer. Consider using telehealth services when you have:
- Nonemergency medical conditions, such as flu, sore throat, rashes, allergies, and ear, eye, or sinus infections
- Minor rashes
- Prescriptions sent directly to your pharmacy
* For the HDHP plan, your copay is $0 after deductible for a primary care visit or 10%
coinsurance after deductible for other preferred providers.
How to get started
Well Connection
One Medical
Kaiser Telehealth
Visit One Medical to register using your email address and code GOODXMED.
Download the One Medical app, available in the App Store or Google Play.
Compare our BCBS medical plan options to determine which of the two plans fits your needs for 2025. Check out our convenient health plan comparison tool to see the benefits and savings from an HSA-qualified plan versus a traditional health plan.