Medical Plans
Access information about your medical plan,1 find contact information for providers and the Medical Trust Client Services call center, and a link to the plan’s website. For each plan, you can download the plan summary of benefits and coverage and the plan handbook.
For more information on the types of plans offered by the Medical Trust, see Plan Types. If you are eligible for Medicare, please see the information on Medicare Secondary Small Employer Exception (SEE) Plan.
If you are retired, please go to the retiree section for information about your benefits.
ANTHEM BLUE CROSS AND BLUE SHIELD (BCBS) PLANS
CIGNA PLANS
KAISER PERMEMENTE PLANS
* Also available as Medicare Secondary Payer (MSP)
How to Access Telemedicine
Use a computer or mobile device to have a virtual visit with board-certified doctors and pediatricians who can diagnose, treat and prescribe most medications for minor medical conditions and common health concerns.
Telemedicine is available for members participating in Anthem, Cigna, and Kaiser plans.
For provider specific details see:
- Anthem BCBS LiveHealth Online Brochure
- Anthem BCBS LiveHealth Online FAQs
- Cigna Virtual Care Brochure
- Cigna Behvaioral Health Virtual Counseling FAQs
New Minimum Deductible Will Apply to Certain CDHPs in 2020
Effective January 1, 2020, members in the Episcopal Church Medical Trust’s Consumer-Directed Health Plan 20 (“CDHP-20”) offerings will see a $100 increase in their annual individual network deductible to $2,800. The family network deductible will remain at $5,450.
This change will apply to members who are enrolled in the following plans, with either single or family coverage:
- Anthem BCBS CDHP-20
- Cigna CDHP-20
- Kaiser CDHP-20
The change results from an IRS increase in the 2020 minimum deductible for high deductible health plans. The change does not apply to members who are enrolled in the Medical Trust’s other CDHPs, which are the Anthem and Cigna CDHP-15 and CDHP-40 plans.
Watch our 2020 CDHP_HSA Member Education Webinar 
for more information.
You can ask for a paper copy of your Summary of Benefits and Coverage (SBC) at any time, free of charge. Go to Forms and Publications. Check the box next to the Summary you want and then click on Mail It to Me. You can also call Client Services at (800) 480-9967 Monday - Friday 8:30AM to 8:00PM ET (excluding holidays) to request a copy.
The Medical Trust can also provide an SBC in a Spanish, Chinese, Tagalog, and Navaho. Please see our Notice of Nondiscrimination policy page or call Client Services for more information.
1There are some variations in the plans offered. Check with your employer for the healthcare benefit plans available to you.
Health benefits are offered through plans maintained by Church Pension Group Services Corporation (doing business as The Episcopal Church Medical Trust), 19 East 34th Street, New York, NY 10016.
The Episcopal Church Medical Trust Disclaimer
Unless otherwise noted, websites referenced herein that are outside the www.cpg.org domain are not associated with The Church Pension Fund and its affiliates (collectively, the Church Pension Group) and the Church Pension Group is not responsible for the content of any such websites.
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