Global Medical Management (GMMI) provides telephone access 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Their contact information is:

Global Medical Management, Inc. (GMMI)

• Toll-free number: 1-954-370-6404
• Local area number: 1-800-682-6065
• Fax: 1-954-370-8130
• 800 SW 145th Avenue, Suite 400, Pembroke Pines, FL 33027
• Email: moc.a1722084320summg1722084320@eciv1722084320resre1722084320motsu1722084320c1722084320

Global Medical Management (GMMI) is the company hired by Triple-S to provide management for its Organ Transplant insurance in Puerto Rico and the United States.

You may call our Customer Service Department at 787-774-6070. Our service representatives will answer any question regarding your coverage.

Only permanent residents in Puerto Rico may qualify for Organ and Tissue Transplant insurance benefits.

After your initial orientation, you should coordinate with Medicare and the specific facilities certified by Medicare to receive transplant services. You must also keep in touch with the case managers at Global Medical Management (GMMI) and let them know you will undergo a transplant procedure.

This will help our case manager coordinate with the facility regarding service payments not covered by Medicare that would be covered under this insurance policy.

After Global Medical Management (GMMI) precertifies the case, they will make arrangements with one or more of the participating facilities in the Transplant Network in and outside Puerto Rico. These services will be covered according to the fees negotiated with the facilities, subject to the coinsurance established in your selected coverage.

Yes, all organ transplant services need to be precertified by Global Medical Management (GMMI) at every stage:

• Pretransplant evaluation
• Pretransplant
• Transplant
• Post-transplant
• Retransplantation

To add a spouse: Marriage Certificate
To add a newborn: Birth Certificate
To switch to Care Plus coverage: Medicare A and B card
To cancel due to death: Death Certificate

They may continue receiving services as long as they request to have their policy converted to an individual insurance plan.

You should notify Triple-S Salud within 30 days after the date of death. Please remember to submit a Death Certificate or an equally valid document to the service representative handling the case.

You may send the information by email to moc.r1722084320psss@1722084320etnei1722084320lclao1722084320icivr1722084320es1722084320, by fax to 787-706-2833, or by mail to:

Service Management Division
PO Box 363628
San Juan PR 00936-3628.

Triple-S Salud abides by the definitions established the Federal Drug Administration (FDA), the Department of Human and Health Services (DHHS), and the Puerto Rico Department of Health, as well as the health care policies established by the Blue Cross and Blue Shield Association Technology Evaluation Center.

Only the contributions made by the main policyholder and his or her spouse may be credited, if they are both eligible governmental employees as per Act No. 95. This act states that the employing agency shall be responsible for coordinating with Triple-S Salud. You may also fill out form SC1335. Please refer to your employer for more information.

Your contributions to your health plan are deducted from your paycheck. If you are retired and have not yet begun receiving your pension, you shall pay the full amount directly to Triple-S Salud until you start receiving your pension. Then you should notify Triple-S Salud so we may begin invoicing the corresponding premium to the Retirement System.

If you resign, you could be eligible for coverage under a governmental retirement plan. Your coverage will remain uninterrupted under the contract, as long as you submit a new request through your retirement system within 30 days after retirement.

If you take an unpaid leave, Act No. 95 states that the employing agency shall determine the start and end date of such leave of absence. Employees are entitled up to 12 months’ worth of their employer’s contribution, unless the leave of absence is granted under the Family and Medical Leave Act of 1993, which establishes a maximum contribution of 12 weeks.

Pensioners or retirees and their direct or optional dependents covered under Medicare Parts A and B, as stated by the federal Social Security Act, are eligible for this coverage.

Pensioners or retirees may request a Triple-S Salud Care Plus (Model-C) coverage on their date of retirement, or at any time afterwards whenever he or she is eligible for coverage during the term of this contract. The coverage will become effective on the first day of the month after Triple-S Salud receives the request.

Triple-S Salud has established a privacy policy in order to comply with federal and state laws, which require us to maintain the privacy of your personal, financial, and health information.

For instructions on how to sign up to the Triple-S Salud website, please click the following link: How to Register .

To sign up, you must complete the following steps:

• Select from the available username options.
• Fill out the entire form and click on CREATE MY ACCOUNT.
• You will be redirected to the main page, where you will be able to log in.

• Access to your benefits
• Information regarding health and wellness education programs
• Provider Directory
• Requests for card duplicates or to modify your mailing address
• Online reimbursement requests
• Explanation of Benefits (EOB)
• Student Certification/Certificate of Valid Health Insurance
• Health risk evaluations
• Sending us questions or comments

Yes. You may visit us online to check our schedule notifications, which we post prior to every holiday in order to inform you which Service Centers and/or phone services will be available.

At Triple-S Salud, we are at your service, and we want you to be able to contact us as quickly as possible. To learn about our business hours, click on Service Centers.

Certain maintenance drugs may be dispensed through this program.

The Triple-S Salud Pharmacy Mail Order Program offers our beneficiaries a convenient and accessible option to receive prescriptions in the comfort of their own homes

You can get certain maintenance drugs through the mail, in the comfort of your home; up to a 90-day supply.

HOW TO BEGIN USING THE SERVICES OF PHARMACY MAIL ORDER PROGRAM?
Request your prescription drugs by mail in the following way:

INTERNET
• Signup in Walgreens.com/MailService.
• From the page of confirmation of registration, follow the instructions to submit your recipe.

E-MAIL
• Complete the registration form included with your registration packet.
• Send the form including the original prescription.

TELEPHONE
Call Customer Service Center at 1-866-560-5881 and have your information list.

SEND THE PRESCRIPTION TO THE PHARMACY BY:
• Facsimile
• E-prescribe

IF YOU NEED THE DRUG IMMEDIATELY
Ask your doctor for two prescription, one for the first 30 days that you can fill it in your local pharmacy and other for 90 days with one refill for our mail order pharmacy to dispense.

CONTACT INFORMATION
Walgreens.com/MailService
Telephones: 1 (800) 345-1985 (English), 1 (800) 778-5427
TTY 1 (877) 220-6173 (Spanish)
Fax: 1 (800) 332-9581
Mail: PO Box 29061 Phoenix, AZ 85038-9061
Opening Hours: 24 hours / 7 days a week

This is a feature of the Pharmacy Program that allows you to receive a maintenance drug supply of up to 90 days from more than 1,050 participating pharmacies. Participating pharmacies include pharmacies in chains and independent community pharmacies.

You should not lend your insurance card to anybody, and you should never ask your physician to issue prescriptions for somebody else. This not only increases costs, but it is also fraud. Follow your physician’s instructions when taking your medications, and do not stop using them just because your condition improves or you feel better. This will prevent further complications and relapses.

If you decide to use a brand name drug for which there is a bio-equivalent, you will have to pay the pharmacy for the difference in cost between the two, plus the brand name drug’s copayment/coinsurance.

The word generic refers to the drug’s chemical name (its active ingredient). Once the exclusivity time period expires, other companies may manufacture the drug formula, but they cannot use the same name.

Generic drugs have the following characteristics:

• They have the same healing effect and work in the same way within the body
• They have identical strength
• They are identical in presentation (ex: pill form), although their color and shape may vary
• They are administered the same way (ex: orally)

Acute drugs, such as antibiotics, are prescribed to treat non-recurring illnesses.

Maintenance drugs are used to treat life-long conditions, such as thyroid disease, hypertension, and diabetes, among others.

You may contact our Customer Service Call Center to address your request. Customer Service Call Center is available Monday thru Friday from 7:30 AM to 8:00 PM, Saturday from 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM, and Sunday from 11:00 AM to 5:00 PM. You just need to call 787-774-6060 or 1-800-981-3241 (toll free)

You may contact our Customer Service Call Center to address your options. Customer Service Call Center is available Monday thru Friday from 7:30 AM to 8:00 PM, Saturday from 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM, and Sunday from 11:00 AM to 5:00 PM. You just need to call 787-774-6060 or 1-800-981-3241 (toll free)