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Available Services

Allergies • Asthma • Congestion, Cough or Sore Throat Cold, Flu or Fever • Diabetes/Weight Management • High Blood Pressure • High Cholesterol • Lab work/Tests • Minor Burns • Minor Pain • Nausea or Abdominal Pain • Tobacco Cessation • Wellness Exams/Physicals • Sleep Studies • Sprains or Minor Fractures • Specialist Referral

Primary Care Partner – Exemplar Care

QuikTrip HMO health plan members located in Des Moines will receive free primary care and urgent care services through Exemplar Care. Contact the clinic directly at (515)650-4370 to schedule an appointment. Please be sure to inform them that you are with QuikTrip at the time of scheduling. Provide your ID and insurance card at the time of your appointment.

Exemplar Care Member Benefits and Services

Exemplar Care provides completely free primary care and urgent care services to covered members on the QT HMO health plan. Any services received outside of Exemplar Care would be subject to the member’s deductible and applicable co-pays.

98point6® is now available to all employees and dependents ages 1+ enrolled in a QuikTrip HMO health plan.

Our physicians deliver on-demand, text-based primary care—diagnosis and treatment, prescriptions and labs—via secure, in-app messaging.

$0/Visit($5 per visit for visits in excess of 36 visits per member, per year)

Download the app today.
Learn more at98point6.com/quiktrip

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Referrals are not required to see an in-network OB/GYN and your QT out-of-pocket expenses apply including your deductible and applicable co-pays.

Preventative care will be covered at 100% if provided by an in-network provider.

See in-network provider list and maternity benefits

For more information, click on the links below:

Maternity Benefits

In-network providers are listed below and are subject to change.

Central Iowa OB/GYN Specialists

Des Moines OB/GYN

Iowa Clinic OB/GYN

Mercy One Perinatal Center

OB/GYN Associates

West Des Moines OB/GYN

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Referrals are not required to see an in-network Pediatrician and your QT out-of-pocket expenses apply including your deductible and applicable co-pays.

Preventative care will be covered at 100% if provided by an in-network provider.

See in-network provider list

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Available Services

Allergies • Asthma • Congestion or Cough • Cold, Flu or Fever • Covid • Headaches • High Blood Pressure • Minor Burns • Minor Pain • Nausea or Abdominal Pain • Sore Throat • Sprains or Minor Fractures • Stitches • X-Rays

Referrals are not required for urgent care services. All urgent care is considered in-network and QT out-of-pocket expenses apply including your deductible and applicable co-pays.

Preferred facilities are listed below.

Urgent Care Locations

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Available Services

Angina • High Fever or Fever in Newborns • Severe Burns • Change in Mental Status • Ingestion of Poisons or Objects • Shock • Chest Pain • Major Head Injury • Stroke • Compound Fractures (bone visible) • Seizures • Snake Bites • Dizziness • Severe Abdominal Pain • Unconscious or Catatonic State • Heart Attack • Severe Asthma Attack • Uncontrolled Bleeding • Any Urgent or Life-threatening Conditions

Referrals are not required for emergency services. All emergency care is considered in-network and QT out-of-pocket expenses apply including your deductible and applicable co-pays.

Preferred facilitiesare listed below.

ER Locations

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Out-of-area coverage is available if you or a covered dependent need medical care while outside of your market area. This includes situations like travel, business trips, vacations, or a dependent who lives or attends college in out of market area.

For in-network out-of-area benefits* the member is responsible for verifying if the provider participates with First Health Complementary. To locate an in-network provider or facility contact 800-226-5116 or visit First Health Complementary. Please verify your network affiliation as First Health Complementary when calling to receive medical attention or when scheduling an appointment.

*The deductible and coinsurance for all out-of-area benefits are collected by the provider.

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Referrals are not required to see an in-network Chiropractor.

QT out-of-pocket expenses apply including your deductible and applicable co-pays.

Limited benefit: 6 visit Fiscal Year maximum for chiropractic care. Visit maximum does not apply to initial office visit and x-rays.

See in-network provider list

Preferred in-network providers are listed below and are subject to change.

For more information, click on the links below:

Back Care Clinic (515)277-3716

Chiropractic Health & Wellness Clinic

Dr. Braxton Pulley

Halling Wellness Center, Inc

Sandberg Chiropractic & Health Assoicates, PLC

For additional in-network providers contact 800-226-5116 or visit First Health Complementary.

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Imaging services include x-rays, diagnostic ultrasounds, MRIs, PET scans, and CT scans.

QT out-of-pocket expenses apply including your deductible and applicable co-pays.

See in-network imaging facilities

A referral is not required for imaging related to preventative care or screening mammograms at an in-network facility. All other imaging requires a referral from Exemplar Care or your in-network treating provider.

MercyOne Imaging

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All employees and members of their family have access to 5 free EAP visits per year, per episode of care. This runs on a rolling calendar. If additional visits are needed, the EAP counselor can coordinate with QT Benefits to have a referral initiated for coordination. Continued treatment and/or referral to community resources may be recommended, and these may result in costs for which the employee is responsible. Health insurance, if in effect, will cover these fees (deductible and co-payments apply).

If you have questions or need more information about your local EAP providers, please call Employee Assistance Associates and Consultants at 1800-477-2990. When calling identify yourself as a QuikTrip employee and ask for the Employee Assistance Office.

See provider list

New Beginnings Counseling – (515)401-6886

Green Counseling Services – (319)800-5564

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The Prescription Benefit is not subject to the medical deductible. The in-network out-of-pocket limit for the prescription plan is $2,000 for an individual.

Below is a summary of the prescription benefit. For further information on specific drug coverage participants must contact Sav-Rx or reference the health plan document.

See how to save on your prescriptions

Sav-Rx

Sav-Rx has a network of over 72,000 pharmacies nationwide. You can choose to pick up your medications at a local pharmacy or receive your medications via the Sav-Rx mail order pharmacy. New in 2019 – Sav-Rx allows pick up of generic medications at participating retail locations. Pharmacy plan benefits apply to medications received through Sav-Rx mail orders or retail pharmacy pick ups. Contact Sav-Rx at 1-800-228-3108 or atwww.savrx.com.

30-day supply:
• $10 Copayment for generic prescriptions
• 40% up to a maximum $80 for preferred brand name prescriptions
• 50% up to a maximum $180 for non-preferred brand name prescriptions

90-day supply through mail order:
• Generic prescriptions have a $20 Copayment
• Preferred Brand name prescriptions (Formulary) have a $165 Copayment
• Non-Preferred brand name prescriptions (Non-Formulary) have a $265 Copayment
• Brand with Generic have a $265 copayment plus difference in cost.

90-day supply through any retail pharmacy participating with Sav-Rx:
• Generic prescriptions have a $30 Copayment
• Preferred Brand name prescriptions have a 40% coinsurance up to a maximum $240.
• Non-Preferred brand name prescriptions have a 50% coinsurance up to a maximum $540

Some medications require prior authorization. If prior authorization is required and not received the medication may cost more or the Plan may not cover it. Other medications may have a quantity limit or require step therapy.

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QT out-of-pocket expenses apply including your deductible and applicable co-pays

See available national benefits

Durable Medical Equipment (DME) – ConnectDME
ConnectDME can ship nationally in 1 – 2 business days. Deductible applies to all DME. ConnectDME can provide the full range of DME, including CPAP equipment and supplies, crutches, walker, slings andmore!
connectdme.com

Quest Diagnostics

Quest Diagnostics offers clinical testing services through a national network of laboratories. If your specialist requests to run labs you may save money if you visit a Quest Diagnostics location.

Learn More

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FAQs

Why were three students suspended in Des Moines? ›

At a public school in Des Moines, Iowa, students organized a silent protest against the Vietnam War. Students planned to wear black armbands to school to protest the fighting but the principal found out and told the students they would be suspended if they wore the armbands.

Does Des Moines have a sister city? ›

Des Moines and Shijiazhuang have been sister cities since August 1985.

What is Des Moines French for? ›

Des Moines takes its name from Fort Des Moines (1843–46), which was named for the Des Moines River. This was adopted from the name given by French colonists. Des Moines (pronounced [de mwan]; formerly [de mwɛn]) translates literally to either "from the monks" or "of the monks".

What are people from Des Moines called? ›

People from Iowa are called Iowans, although I sometimes laughingly refer to us as “Iowegians,” which is NOT the term normally used. 5.

What is the Tinker rule? ›

In a 7-2 decision, the Supreme Court's majority ruled that neither students nor teachers “shed their constitutional rights to freedom of speech or expression at the schoolhouse gate.” The Court took the position that school officials could not prohibit only on the suspicion that the speech might disrupt the learning ...

What does the Tinker test say? ›

The Court held that for school officials to justify censoring speech, they "must be able to show that [their] action was caused by something more than a mere desire to avoid the discomfort and unpleasantness that always accompany an unpopular viewpoint," that the conduct that would "materially and substantially ...

What is the richest neighborhood in Des Moines? ›

Linden Heights

With a median home price of $1,373,681 and a median rent of $1,082, Linden Heights is the most expensive neighborhood on our list. Based on the growth in home prices in Linden Heights over the last 3 years, it ranks No. 1 among all the neighborhoods in Des Moines.

What is the fastest growing city in Des Moines Iowa? ›

Des Moines continues to hold its title as the fastest-growing large metropolitan area in the Midwest, the latest round of estimates from the U.S. Census shows.

What is Des Moines nickname? ›

Des Moines – Hartford of the West. Dubuque – Masterpiece on the Mississippi.

What is the slogan for Des Moines? ›

DES MOINES, Iowa (April 11, 2022) – As part of the evolution of their popular “The S's Are Silent” tourism campaign, Catch Des Moines (Greater Des Moines Convention and Visitors Bureau) has released a new 30-second commercial, “Our City is Booming,” that will air throughout the Midwest on cable, online, and through ...

What is a fun fact about Des Moines Iowa? ›

The Iowa State Capitol in Downtown Des Moines (DSM) is the only five-domed capitol in the country and contains 23.75 karats of gold. Lauridsen Skatepark in Downtown DSM is the largest skatepark in the U.S., with 88,000 square feet of skateable surface, including a skateable “WOW” art sculpture that is 84 feet long.

What is an Iowa accent? ›

Iowa Accents

There's a tendency to drop the sound into the back of the throat a bit, though, and the “ash” vowel tends to flatten a bit (though not to the degree of a stereotypical Chicago accent).

What were the Des Moines high school students protesting? ›

In 1965, a group of Des Moines high school and junior high students met at the home of Christopher Eckhardt to make plans to protest the United States' participation in the Vietnam War. The students agreed to wear black armbands the following week to protest the deaths of American soldiers in the war.

What did the students argue in Tinker v. Des Moines? ›

In Tinker, a group of high school students wore black armbands to school to protest the Vietnam War. The students were disciplined by the school for wearing the armbands, and the students filed a lawsuit arguing that their armbands were a form of symbolic protest protected by the First Amendment.

How many students were suspended in Tinker v. Des Moines? ›

Accordingly, this case does not concern speech or action that intrudes upon the work of the schools or the rights of other students. Only a few of the 18,000 students in the school system wore the black armbands. Only five students were suspended for wearing them.

What did the students do to protest the Vietnam War? ›

They marched by the thousands, on campuses from coast to coast. At different times they chose different targets: the Pentagon, Presidents Nixon and Johnson, the draft, Dow Chemical. But the students all acted from a common belief that the Vietnam War was wrong.

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