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Plan Overview
Network Health Prime (MSA) is a Medicare Advantage Plan Without Prescription Drugs, which is available in Wisconsin and offered by the health insurance company Network Health Medicare Advantage Plans. This plan's network type is MSA, which determines the in-network doctors who accept the plan and whether a referral is needed.
Cost Summary
Network Health Prime (MSA) has a monthly premium cost of $0 per month, with an annual deductible of $4,000 annual deductible and a maximum out-of-pocket cost sharing of Not Applicable. The most common costs people evaluate when choosing a plan are listed here; a full list of benefit costs is defined below.
Additional Benefits and Coverage
Network Health Prime (MSA) is a Medicare Advantage plan which does not include Medicare Part D prescription drug coverage. Other common benefits included with Medicare Advantage plans are coverage for dental, vision, and hearing. Network Health Prime (MSA) includes coverage for .
Other benefits
Medical Benefits
Doctor Services
Tests, labs & imaging
Hospital Services
$0 per stay
Skilled nursing facility
$0 per stay
Preventive services
Ambulance
Therapy services
Mental health services
Opioid treatment services
Other services
Medicare star rating
Each year the federal government rates Medicare Advantage and Part D plans on a 5-star system covering quality of care, chronic-condition management, member experience, and customer service. For 2026, Network Health Prime (MSA) earned an overall rating of 3.5 stars — worse than Wisconsin's state average of 4.0 stars.
Extra Benefits
Hearing
Preventive dental
Comprehensive dental
Vision
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