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2014 Open Enrollment Meetings Health, Dental, Flexible Spending, Supplemental Life Insurance April 2014

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2014 Open Enrollment Meetings. Health, Dental, Flexible Spending, Supplemental Life Insurance April 2014. Schreiner Health Plan. Schreiner continues to offer Faculty and Staff an excellent benefit package - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Page 1: 2014 Open Enrollment Meetings

2014 Open Enrollment Meetings

Health, Dental, Flexible Spending, Supplemental Life Insurance

April 2014

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Schreiner Health Plan• Schreiner continues to offer Faculty and Staff an excellent benefit

package• Our premiums and coverage are better than other comparable

schools and also compared to local businesses of similar size• Schreiner continues to share the burden of increased costs with

employees; • Schreiner cannot guarantee that we will always have a plan that is

this rich• Health Plan and rate adjustments were looked at from all sides• Compared Employee cost to other tiers• Looked at impact on employees at Schreiner’s entry wage • Actuarial analysis

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What’s New?• Premium expenses will increase for both the employer and employee

contributions (except for employee only contributions for medical).• Premiums for the HDHP will not increase quite as much as the 70/30

plan.• 70/30 plan deductibles and out-of-pocket maximums will increase.• HDHP deductibles will increase, but out-of-pocket maximums remain

the same.• Primary PhysicianCare changed names in September to Healthgram.• Our Life, AD&D, Supplemental Life insurance and our EAP is now

provided at the same rates through The Principal.• Flexible Spending Accounts will be have a carryover feature that

allows up to $500 to be used in the following plan year.• The HSA maximums will increase slightly again for this plan year.

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Plan Comparison to Local and Peers

SU

KISD ActiveCare

3 PRMC Gold

Austin College Plan

2

Austin College Plan

3

Individual Deductible (in-Network) 500 300 1,000 550 950

Family Deductible 1,000 900 3,000 1,100 1,500

Coinsurance 70% 80% 80% 90% 80%Single out of pocket max (includes deductible) 5,000 1,300 6,350 3,050 5,950

Family out of pocket max 12,500

deductible plus 1,000

per individual 12,700 6,100 11,500

Physician Office Visit

Zero Co-pay; Plan pays 70%

after deductible

$20 co-pay for primary, $30 co-pay

for specialist

$30 co-pay for primary, $30 co-pay

for specialist

$20 co-pay for primary, $40 co-pay

for specialist

$25 co-pay for primary, $50 co-pay

for specialist

ER Visit

Plan pays 70% after deductible

$150 co-pay, then plan pays 80% after deductible

Plan pays 80% after deductible    

Monthly Premiums:Employee Only 130.00 796.00 197.54 188.70 116.86Employee + Spouse 260.00 1810.00 325.16    Employee + Child(ren) 247.00 1269.00 297.21    Employee + Family 390.00 1990.00 336.40 632.37 391.65

Annual cost of premium for EE 1560.00 9552.00 2370.48 2264.40 1402.32

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70/30 Consumer PlanEffective 06/01/2014

Co-Insurance/no change - SU pays 70%/Employee pays 30% after deductible• Deductibles

o Increase from $250 to $500 individualo Increase from $750 to $1,000 employee plus one or more

• Out-of-Pocket Maximum (includes deductible)o Increase from $3,750 to $5,000 individualo Increase from $7,750 to $12,500 Family

• Flexible Spending Accounts - Optionalo Pre-tax funds, withheld via payroll to pay for medical or dependent care expenses

• Pharmacyo 90 day supply at either the retail location or the mail order

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HDHP 2500Effective 06/01/2014

• Co-Insurance/no change - SU pays 90%/Employee pays 10% after deductible• Deductibles

o Increase from $2,000 to $2,500 individualo Increase from $4,000 to $5,000 Employee plus one or moreo The increase to the individual deductible allows for imbedded deductibles for

Employees with dependents• Out-of-Pocket Maximum (includes deductible)

o Remains at $5,000 Individualo Remains at $10,000 Employee plus one or more

• Health Savings Account o Pre-tax funds, withheld via payroll to pay for deductible and out-of-pocket

• Pharmacyo 90 day supply at either the retail location or the mail order

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Plan Comparison

70/30 Consumer PlanIn-Network Benefits

HDHPIn-Network Benefits

Deductible Individual Family

$500$1,000

$2,500$5,000

Out-of-Pocket Maximum Individual Family

$5,000$12,500

$5,000$10,000

Primary Care Physician 70% after ded 90% after dedSpecialist Physician 70% after ded 90% after dedRoutine Wellness Schreiner pays 100% ded waivedOutpatient Independent Lab Schreiner pays 100% ded waivedEmergency Care (facility only) 70% after ded 90% after dedUrgent Care 70% after ded 90% after dedInpatient Hospital Services 70% after ded 90% after dedOutpatient Hospital Services 70% after ded 90% after ded

Prescription Drug Benefit* (max 90 day supply) Generic Formulary Non-Formulary Contraceptives (generic only)

70% after ded70% after ded70% after ded

Schreiner pays 100%

90% after ded90% after ded90% after ded

Schreiner pays 100%

Lifetime Maximum Unlimited

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Medical Plan Pricingper Month

4-Tier Pricing 70/30 Current 70/30 New HDHP 2000 HDHP 2500

Employee Only $130 $130 $130 $130Employee + Spouse $215 $260 $215 $240Employee +Child(ren) $205 $247 $205 $227Employee + Family $305 $390 $305 $360

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Flexible Spending Account• The maximum pledge amount remains at $2,500 for a Health Flexible

Spending Account (FSA) and $5,000 for dependent care FSA. The plan year will be from June 1, 2014 – May 31, 2015.

• Carryover of $500 will be allowed for use into the next plan year. Use-it-or-lose-it for any remaining balance exceeding $500 at the end of the Plan year.

• Please see Human Resources to complete your flex election form by May 16, 2014.

• Flexible Spending Accounts are a great way to pay for anticipated medical expenses with Pre-Tax dollars.

• Check your balances online at https://www.wealthcareadmin.com/default.aspx• Current participants will have a grace period to use remaining funds until

August 15, 2014

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Health Savings Account• The annual maximum contribution has increased to $3,300 for a Health

Savings Account (HSA) for an individual and $6,550 for a family. • If you are currently enrolled, you do not need to do anything at this time,

unless you want to increase your monthly.• Reminder: You can change your HSA contribution at anytime by notifying

payroll of the increase or decrease, but always keep in mind the annual maximum allowed by the IRS.

• Your HSA Account is a great way to save for future medical expenses with Pre-Tax dollars.

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Pre-certification Reminder

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Pre-certification Example

$0

$1,000

$2,000

$3,000

$4,000

$5,000

Colonoscopy (CPT - 45378,45385, 45380)

HospitalASC

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Dental• There will be no changes to dental benefits.

• There will be a slight increase in Premium.

• You can go to any dental provider, no network.

• Deductibles and $2,000 plan year maximums restart June 1, 2014.

• You will have one ID card for Medical, Dental, and Prescription.

• You may enroll in Dental coverage without enrolling in Medical coverage.

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Dental Plan Pricing4-Tier Pricing Current Employee Contribution New Employee Contribution

Employee Only $10.80 / month $11.34 / monthEmployee + Spouse $34.10 / month $35.82 / monthEmployee +Child(ren) $42.70 / month $44.84 / monthEmployee + Family $73.20 / month $76.86 / month

Changes to monthly premiums only; no changes to plan provisions

$2,000 plan year maximum per person on the plan,With additional $1,000 lifetime orthodontia benefit for covered dependents under 19

The Schreiner portion will continue to be $15 per month per employeeregardless of coverage level

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Online Open Enrollment

https://www.healthgram.com/openenrollment.

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Healthgram Website• Create/access your own account in order to:

o Complete online enrollmento Access claims activityo View deductibles and out-of-pocket informationo View prescriptionso Print EOB’so Print claim formso Email customer serviceo Wellness toolso And much more!

• If you have any questions or need technical support, please email [email protected].

www.healthgram.com

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Personal Health Record

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Health Library

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Wellness Resources

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Vision

• VSP through Assurant Vision Care is our vision provider. In FY 2015 we will continue with the same premium and coverage. To find in-network providers please visit, www.vsp.com.

Coverage Type Monthly Employee ContributionEmployee Only $6.04

Employee + Spouse $12.08

Employee + Child(ren)

$11.09

Employee + Family $18.04

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Basic Life and AD&D• Coverage provided by Principal Financial Group (formerly The

Hartford)• Current Benefits Include:

o Basic Life and Accidental Death and Dismemberment (AD&D) insurance is an plan that is 100% Employer paid. The plan covers eligible employees for One times your basic annual earnings to a maximum of $100,000 with a minimum of $25,000.

o Upon termination of employment, life insurance may be converted to an individual policy.

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Voluntary Life Coverage

• Coverage provided by Principal Financial Group (formerly The Hartford)

• Current Benefits Include:o Employee coverage - includes $10,000 increments to a maximum

of $500,000, not to exceed 5 times annual earnings. o Spouse coverage - includes $5,000 increments up to a maximum

of $100,000.o Employee must enroll in supplemental life and have 50% more

coverage to allow dependents to be eligible for coverage.o Child coverage - includes $5,000 increments up to $10,000 and

does not require medical evidence. • Child coverage starts on day 1 and ends at age 26.

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Voluntary Life Coverage

• During Annual Enrollment – you will now have the opportunity to update or increase Voluntary Life coverage for you and your dependents.

• Employees and Spouses are allowed a 1x increment increase without medical evidence this year as long as it does not exceed the guaranteed issue amount.

• Any increases over 1x increment or over the guarantee issue amount will require medical evidence.

• Guaranteed Issue Amounts at time of employment are:o $200,000 for Employeeo $50,000 for Spouseo $10,000 for Children

• Upon termination of employment, Voluntary life insurance may either be converted or ported to an individual policy.

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Voluntary Life and Accidental Coverage

Rates• Supplemental Life Rates• Supplemental AD&D $0.02/$1,000 (for Employee and Dependents)

Employee & Spouse

<25 $0.059/$1,000

50-54 $0.28/$1,000

25-29 $0.059/$1,000

55-59 $0.489/$1,000

30-34 $0.059/$1,000

60-64 $0.681/$1,000

35-39 $0.084/$1,000

65-69 $1.27/$1,000

40-44 $0.117/$1,000

70-74 $2.068/$1,000

45-49 $0.174/$1,000

75> $2.068/$1,000

Child: $0.19/ Per $1,000 Unit

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Long Term Disability• 60% of your monthly earnings to a maximum of $7,000 per month • Minimum is the greater of $100 or 10% of monthly income loss• 2 Year Own Occupation with Any Occupation after that• Elimination Period is 90 days• Benefit Duration to Social Security Normal Retirement Age

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Discounts and ServicesType How to Access

Travel Assistance • www.principal.com/travelassistance

Will & Legal Document Center

• www.ARAGwills.com/Principal

• Group policy number: 1041923Identity Theft Kit • www.ARAGwills.com/Principal

• Group policy number: 1041923

Beneficiary Support • Communications sent directly to the beneficiaries on how to access

Employee Assistance Program

• www.MagellanHealth.com/member

• 800-588-8412

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Discounts and ServicesType How to Access

Laser Vision Correction

• www.principallasik.com• 888-647-3937

Hearing Aid Program

• www.americanhearingbenefits.com

• 866-925-1287Weight Loss • www.principal.com/weightwatch

ersOral HealthCare • www.epicdental.com

• 866-920-4200• Promo code: PR25FT

Magazine Program

• www.principal.com/diabeticliving

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Remindero Schreiner continues to provide a competitive

benefit packageo HRS will assist you through the open enrollment

processo Want a sample check to see the impact of

changes on your budget? HRS can provide this!

QUESTIONS???