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INDEPENDENT · EDUCATIONAL · 2027 FEHB PLAN YEAR

Presbyterian Health Plan, Standard Option - Central: 2027 FEHB premiums and benefits

Updated October 27, 2026 · How we check facts
NOT A GOVERNMENT WEBSITEEducational information only, not official advice. StandWatch is independent and does not act for OPM or any agency. For any decision, the official source is the final authority: your plan's brochure and your agency's benefits office. Full disclosures
OPEN SEASONFederal Benefits Open Season for plan year 2027 runs November 9 to December 14, 2026.
PREMIUMS, 2027
EnrollmentEmployee, biweeklyEmployee, monthlyAnnuitant, monthlyChange in your share vs 2026Employee, per year (26 periods)
Self Only
code PS4
$183.80
gov $352.04
$398.24$398.24+$12.69 biweekly$4,779
Self Plus One
code PS6
$448.87
gov $767.53
$972.55$972.55+$34.36 biweekly$11,671
Self and Family
code PS5
$415.40
gov $843.82
$900.03$900.03+$28.14 biweekly$10,800

Traditional, HMO network. Offered in New Mexico (5 counties). The county list is on the comparison page. The government share is the lesser of 72% of the program-wide average premium or 75% of this plan's premium (5 U.S.C. 8906).

WHAT A YEAR COULD COST, ESTIMATED
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Educational information only; StandWatch is not acting for OPM, and the brochure and your agency's benefits office are the final authority. Same code and assumptions as the comparison page: worst year is exact (premiums plus the in-network out-of-pocket maximum, minus an HSA deposit); the other three are estimates under stated usage profiles, each labeled copays only, has coinsurance, or not priced.

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Deductibles and limits

Self OnlySelf Plus OneSelf and Family
Deductible$500
out of network Not applicable
$1,000
out of network Not applicable
$1,000
out of network Not applicable
Out-of-pocket maximum$6,350
out of network Not applicable
$12,700
out of network Not applicable
$12,700
out of network Not applicable

What you pay for care, in and out of network

ServiceIn networkOut of network
VISITS
Preventive careMember Pays NothingMember Pays All Charges
Primary care visit$30 CopaymentMember Pays All Charges
Specialist visit$50 CopaymentMember Pays All Charges
Urgent care$40 Copayment$40 Copayment
Emergency room$250 Copayment
no deductible
$250 Copayment
no deductible
Labs and X-rays$50
per test no deductible, no charge for maternity ultrasounds
Member Pays All Charges
CT, MRI, PET$100
per test
Member Pays All Charges
Hospital stay, per admission30% Coinsurance
$2000 maximum
Member Pays All Charges
Hospital room30% Coinsurance
$2000 maximum
Member Pays All Charges
Surgeon, inpatient30% Coinsurance
$2000 maximum
Member Pays All Charges
Outpatient surgery$30 Copayment
$2000 maximum
Member Pays All Charges
Mental health, office$30
no deductible
Member Pays All Charges
Mental health, inpatient30% Coinsurance
$2000 max, deductible applies
Member Pays All Charges
Physical therapy$30
no deductible
Member Pays All Charges
Chiropractic$30
30 visits a year if determined medically necessary
Member Pays All Charges
Acupuncture$30 Copayment
no deductible
Member Pays All Charges
Maternity care$30 Copayment
$300 max per pregnancy no deductible
Member Pays All Charges
Maternity hospital stay30% Coinsurance
$2000 max per admission
Member Pays All Charges
Infertility diagnosis and treatment$30 Copayment
copay per visit to primary, $50 copay per visit to specialist
Member Pays All Charges
IVF and assisted reproduction20% Coinsurance
of plans allowanceup to three cycles, Prior auth required
Member Pays All Charges
Hearing aidsCoveredNot Covered
Durable medical equipment50%
of plan allowance
Member Pays All Charges
Home healthMember Pays NothingMember Pays All Charges
Adult dental examsNot CoveredNot Covered
Children's dental examsNot CoveredNot Covered
Routine eye examCoveredNot Covered
EyeglassesCoveredNot Covered
PRESCRIPTIONS
Tier 1 (usually generic)$10 Copayment100% Coinsurance
Tier 2$100 Copayment100% Coinsurance
Tier 3$125 Copayment100% Coinsurance
Tier 4100% Coinsurance100% Coinsurance
Mail orderYesYes
Prescription out-of-pocket maximum, Self$6,350Not listed
Prescription out-of-pocket maximum, family$12,700Not listed
WITH MEDICARE

OPM's summary of the plan's cost sharing. The small print under a figure is OPM's own wording and usually carries the real terms: per-day charges, caps, and whether the deductible applies. The brochure is the official statement of benefits.

Presbyterian Health Plan plan site · Summary of Benefits and Coverage · OPM plan comparison and brochure RI 73-563 · 505-923-5700

Before you enroll

WHAT THIS PAGE IS, AND IS NOT

Not the official statement of benefits. This plan's brochure is the only contractual statement of what it covers, excludes, and limits. Where this page and the brochure disagree, the brochure governs. Read it before you enroll.

Estimates, under published assumptions. Premiums, deductibles, and out-of-pocket maximums are OPM's figures. The year-cost figures are estimates under the usage profiles and assumed charges published on the comparison page, labeled exact, copays only, has coinsurance, or not priced. They are not predictions of what you will spend.

What the model leaves out. Out-of-network care and balance billing, whether your own doctors take this plan, whether your medications are on its formulary and at which tier, referral and prior-authorization rules, mail-order and specialty pharmacy pricing, FEDVIP dental and vision, and Medicare coordination at 65 beyond the rows shown. Postal Service employees and annuitants are in a separate program and are not covered.

No affiliation. StandWatch is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or acting for the Office of Personnel Management or any federal agency. The plan data is OPM's; the arrangement is ours. StandWatch is not a health plan, a broker, or an insurer, and nothing here is a recommendation to select, keep, or drop any plan, or medical, insurance, financial, tax, or legal advice. The full educational-purpose statement.

Source: OPM FEHB Public Use Files, plan year 2027 (rates, plan key, plan benefits, service area), and the OPM premium charts for the change from 2026.

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