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Health Insurance Strategy ◦ Comply with Affordable Care Act ◦ Avoid Cadillac Tax
◦ Move towards market ◦ Align with other D-HH affiliates ◦ Retain lower wage employees ◦ Retain MAHHC incentive
AVERAGE increases in salary ◦ On Average 3% market based raise in January 2016
(lessen benefit impact)
◦ On Average 3% Merit in July 2016
July 2015 Forum Messages
• Salary Banded Employee Contributions
• Open Enrollment
• Your Employee Benefits
• What’s new for 2016?
• bswift Online Enrollment –
www.mahhc.bswift.com
November 11-18th Your opportunity to make changes to your benefit elections: Enroll or drop plans Enroll or drop dependents
Update beneficiary information
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Medical Rates are now based off Salary Bands. ◦ Salary = base pay ◦ $0-$40K: premiums going down ◦ $40K-$80K: premiums close to current ◦ $80K plus: premiums increasing
Premium “holiday” in December 2015.
Wellness Portal is now with Alere through HPI ◦ www.hpiwellness.com ◦ Wellness and BMI Assessments will be available Nov 2nd -9th
Long Term Care plan with Unum is now grandfathered – no longer available for new elections.
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your options
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overview of plan choices
3 New Plans to choose from Gold – Narrow Network MAH & DH/Affiliates Only
Silver
Bronze – HSA qualified HDHP
New ID Cards will be issued for 2016
Pharmacy Benefits Express Scripts Inc. (ESI) – Retail
New England Mail Order Pharmacy (NEMOP) – Mail
Order
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overview of plan choices
Summary of Benefits
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2015 Plan 2016 Plan
Deductible (Single/Family) None $500/$1,000
Co-insurance (plan pays) 90% 90%
Out of Pocket Max (Single/Family) $500/$1,000 $1,500/$3,000
Copays (PCP/Specialist) $10/$15 $20/$40
Urgent Care/Emergency Care $100 $100
Tier 1Benefits - MAHHC Providers
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Tier 2 Benefits Dartmouth-Hitchcock & Affiliate Providers
2015 Plan 2016 Plan
Deductible (Single/Family) $250/$500 $1,500/$3,000
Co-insurance (plan pays) 80% 80%
Out of Pocket Max (Single/Family) $1,000/$2,000 $4,500/$9,000
Copays (PCP/Specialist) $20/$30 $40/$80
Urgent Care/Emergency Care $100 $100
Tier 2 no longer includes Valley Regional Hospital. Dartmouth-Hitchcock & Affiliate Providers only are covered.
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Tier 3 Benefits In-Network Providers
2015 Plan 2016 Plan
Deductible (Single/Family) $500/$1,000
No Coverage Co-insurance (plan pays) 70%
Out of Pocket Max (Single/Family) $1,500/$3,000
Copays (PCP/Specialist) $20/$30
Urgent Care/Emergency Care $100 $100
Tier 3 benefits are only available for Urgent Care and Emergency Room Services
Employees with dependents outside of this area may want to consider alternate plan options
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2015 Plan 2016 Plan
Deductible (Single/Family) $500/$1,000 $2,500/$5,000
Co-insurance (plan pays) 90% 90%
Out of Pocket Max (Single/Family) $2,000/$4,000 $3,500/$7,000
Copays (PCP/Specialist) $15/$20 $30/$60
Urgent Care/Emergency Care $100 $250
Tier 1Benefits - MAHHC Providers
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2015 Plan 2016 Plan
Deductible (Single/Family) $1,000/$2,000 $3,500/$7,000
Co-insurance (plan pays) 80% 60%
Out of Pocket Max (Single/Family) $2,500/$5,000 $4,500/$9,000
Copays (PCP/Specialist) $30/$40 $60/$120
Urgent Care/Emergency Care $100 $250
Tier 2 Benefits Dartmouth-Hitchcock & Affiliate Providers
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2015 Plan 2016 Plan
Deductible (Single/Family) $1,500/$3,000 $4,000/$8,000
Co-insurance (plan pays) 70% 50%
Out of Pocket Max (Single/Family) $3,000/$6,000 $5,000/$10,000
Copays (PCP/Specialist) $30/$40 $100/$200
Urgent Care/Emergency Care $100 $250
Tier 3 In-Network Providers
Tier 3 coverage provides employees with dependents outside of this area access to additional providers. Outside of the 6 New England States the network is United Health.
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2015 Plan 2016 Plan
Deductible (Single/Family) $2,500/$5,000 $3,500/$7,000
Co-insurance (plan pays) 90% 90%
Out of Pocket Max (Single/Family) $4,000/$8,000 $6,000/$12,000
Copays (PCP/Specialist) Ded. then 90% Ded. then 90%
Urgent Care/Emergency Care Ded. then 90% Ded. then 90%
Tier 1Benefits - MAHHC Providers
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2015 Plan 2016 Plan
Deductible (Single/Family) $2,500/$5,000 $3,500/$7,000
Co-insurance (plan pays) 80% 60%
Out of Pocket Max (Single/Family) $4,000/$8,000 $6,000/$12,000
Copays (PCP/Specialist) Ded. then 80% Ded. then 60%
Emergency Care Ded. then 90% Ded. then 90%
Urgent Care Ded. Then 80% Ded. Then 60%
Tier 2 Benefits Dartmouth-Hitchcock & Affiliate Providers
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2015 Plan 2016 Plan
Deductible (Single/Family) $2,500/$5,000 $3,500/$7,000
Co-insurance (plan pays) 70% 50%
Out of Pocket Max (Single/Family) $4,000/$8,000 $6,000/$12,000
Copays (PCP/Specialist) Ded. then 70% Ded. then 50%
Emergency Care Ded. then 90% Ded. then 90%
Urgent Care Ded. Then 70% Ded. Then 50%
Tier 3 In-Network Providers
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Retail Pharmacy Program Co-pay for up to a 30-day supply Generic: $5Preferred Brand: $15Non-Preferred Brand: $30
Bronze Plan: Preventive prescriptions are covered at copays. All other prescriptions will be covered after the deductible ($3,500/$7,000) has been met. You will be responsible to pay the copayment listed per prescription drug.
Mail Order Program Co-pay for up to a 90-day supply Generic: $10 Preferred Brand: $30 Non-Preferred Brand: $60
Remember! Any maintenance medications must go through mail order (no more than 3 fills at retail)
Sample Employee:
$30,000
Current Future Future
Plan Silver Family – Tier 2
Silver Family – Tier 2
Silver Family - MAHHC
Annual Employee Premium
$3,830 $2,961 $2,961
Maximum Out of Pocket*
$5,000 $9,000 $7,000
Total Employee Cost*
$8,830 $11,961 $9,961
Average Raise
N/A $900 $900
Potential Employee Impact*
$8,830 $11,061 $9,061
*Worse case scenario – 2014 data shows Average OOPM is less than $2,000 Per employee
Sample Employee:
$60,000
Current Future Future
Plan Silver Family – Tier 2
Silver Family – Tier 2
Silver Family - MAHHC
Annual Employee Premium
$3,830 $3,900 $3,900
Maximum Out of Pocket*
$5,000 $9,000 $7,000
Total Employee Cost*
$8,830 $12,900 $10,900
Average Raise
N/A $1,800 $1,800
Potential Employee Impact*
$8,830 $11,100 $9,100
*Worse case scenario – 2014 data shows Average OOPM is less than $2,000 Per employee
Sample Employee:
$90,000
Current Future Future
Plan Silver Family – Tier 2
Silver Family – Tier 2
Silver Family - MAHHC
Annual Employee Premium
$3,830 $4,839 $4,839
Maximum Out of Pocket*
$5,000 $9,000 $7,000
Total Employee Cost*
$8,830 $13,839 $11,839
Average Raise
N/A $2,700 $2,700
Potential Employee Impact*
$8,830 $11,139 $9,139
*Worse case scenario – 2014 data shows Average OOPM is less than $2,000 Per employee
NE Delta Dental Insurance
Buy-Down
Basic
Enhanced
Health Through Oral Wellness (HOW) – Complete the oral
wellness risk assessment online and share your results with
your dentist; if you are “at risk” you may qualify for additional
preventive benefits.
PPO Providers – Look up providers on www.nedelta.com click
on “Find a Dentist” and choose the Delta Dental PPO Network.
PPO Providers allow deeper discounts, which saves you
money.
NEDD changes effective 1/1/2016
The following services have been enhanced by NEDD:
Sealants once in a 3 year period to age 19 – currently
once in a lifetime to age 15
The following codes have been removed from NEDD
Standardly covered codes:
D0431 – Adjunctive prediagnostic test (clinical efficacy
not proven)
D9910-D9911 – Desensitizing medicament (considered
part of treatment, patient is responsible if separate fee is
charged)
D7953 – Bone replacement graft for ridge preservation
(clinical efficacy not proven)
Vision Coverage (VSP)
◦ 100% Employee Paid
◦ Plan features include:
$20 eye exam copay (1 exam every 12 mos.)
$20 prescription eyewear copay Lenses once every 12 mos.
Frames once every 24 mos.
Coverage available for employee, spouses and children
Note: If you are seeing a Mt. Ascutney vision provider, you may use the Gold/Silver Medical Plan benefits for an eye exam. VSP benefits may be used for hardware at a VSP provider office.
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Health Savings Account (HSA),
Flexible Spending Account (FSA),
& Dependent Care Account (DCA)
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Preventive Services covered at 100%
All other services must apply toward a high
deductible
This plan enables you to put money into a health
savings account – your choice
Health Savings - pre-tax dollars to use for health care
You can deposit pre-tax dollars via payroll or
You can deposit post-tax dollars and deduct expenses at year-end
Or rollover an existing health savings account
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Your Health Savings Account is owned by you
Money put in the Health Savings Account is not taxable
You have investment options with the Health Savings Account through
Health Equity
Only eligible expenses can be used with health savings
◦ Fund dental, vision, medical deductible or just save! Elect HSA contributions to come directly from your paycheck through bswift
+ = Qualified high
deductible
medical plan
Tax-
advantaged
HSA Plan
Health
Savings
Account
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Under age 55 and not enrolled in Medicare
(based on a 12-month period):
Up to $3,350 individual coverage
Up to $6,750 family coverage
Age 55 or older and not enrolled in Medicare:
Maximum contribution increases by $1,000
(considered a “catch-up” contribution)
Up to $4,350 individual coverage
Up to $7,750 family coverage
You can elect up to $2,550
Plan Year: 1/1/16 – 12/31/16
Pre-tax money, contributed through payroll
deductions
2016 Flex Spending will allow for up to $500
of rollover into 2017.
Eligible expenses: ◦ Medical & Rx expenses
◦ Dental Expenses
◦ Vision Expenses
◦ Limited OTC
◦ No medical if you contribute to your H.S.A. in 2016
You can elect up to:
◦ $2500 if married filing separately
◦ $5000 if single or married filing jointly
Pre-tax money, contributed
through payroll deductions
Pay as you go, can only spend
what you have contributed
“Use it or Lose it”
Eligible Expenses: Custodial care of dependents while
employee is at work
New – Life and Disability Carrier
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Employer Paid Life, Voluntary Life, Disability, Accident and Critical Illness/Cancer Plans
Eligibility 60+ biweekly
Life and Disability Insurance 100% MAHHC Paid
Term Life & AD&D Insurance
1.5x annual salary up to $250,000
AD&D doubles the benefit value if death
results from an accident
Long Term Disability Insurance
60% of basic monthly pay up to
$8,000/month
Payments begin after 90 days from the start
of a qualified disability
The benefit offerings
Life and Disability Insurance 100% Employee Paid
Voluntary Short Term Disability Insurance
60% of current base rate of pay up to
$2,000/week
Benefits begin on the 15th day of disability
due to injury or illness
Benefit period is up to 11 weeks per eligible
disability
For 2016 OE ONLY – you may enroll in
Vol. STD with no EOI requirements!
The benefit offerings
Life and Disability Insurance 100% Employee Paid
Voluntary Term Life Insurance (Employee)
Choice of coverage in $10,000 increments –
up to 5x annual salary or $500,000 –
whichever is less
EOI required for amounts over $200,000
For 2016 OE ONLY – you may enroll in
Vol Term Life up to the GI with no EOI
requirements!
The benefit offerings
Life and Disability Insurance 100% Employee Paid
Voluntary Term Life Insurance
(Dependents)
Spouse – increments of $5,000 up to
$500,000 (not to exceed employee election)
EOI required for amounts over $25,000
Child(ren)- increments of $2,000 up to
$10,000
You must choose Employee coverage in
order to cover spouse/child(ren)
The benefit offerings
Life and Disability Insurance Imputed Income
Similar to basic life insurance with a benefit
over $50,000, voluntary life insurance is
subject to imputed income when the cost of
the premium is less than the IRS Section
79 Table 1 rates. If this applies to you, the
imputed income will show on bswift during
enrollment as well as reported on your
paycheck beginning in January 2016
The benefit offerings
100% Employee Paid
Benefits Payable 1X Per Category Up to 200% Policy Maximum
Circulatory Conditions Category: Heart Attack, End-stage Heart Failure, Stroke,
and Coronary Artery Disease (25%).
Other Conditions Category: Benign Brain Tumor, Coma, Major Organ Failure,
Paralysis, and Severe Burns.
Childhood Conditions Category: Cerebral Palsy, Complex Congenital Heart
Disease, Cystic Fibrosis, Type 1 Diabetes Mellitus, and Muscular Dystrophy.
Cancer Category: Cancer and Non Life Threatening Cancer (25%)
Provides a lump sum, tax-free benefit based on diagnosis paid to insured
Includes an Annual Wellness Benefit & Access to Health Care Support Services
Guaranteed Issue Coverage up to $20,000 in $5,000 increments
Coverage for Spouse and Dependent Children available
10-year age banded, smoker / non-smoker rates
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100% Employee Paid
Comprehensive Schedule of Benefits for:
Dislocations, Fractures, Lacerations, and Burns
Medical Services (X-Rays, Physical Therapy, etc.), Hospital Services (Emergency Room Admission, Ambulance, Blood Transfusion, etc.), Surgery Benefits, and Emergency Dental Benefits
Includes Accidental Death and Dismemberment coverage
Guaranteed Issue Coverage available for Employee, Spouse and Dependent Children
No Annual or Lifetime Maximums*
No Benefit Reduction for Other Coverage (i.e. Medical Insurance Benefits)
Tax-Free Benefits paid directly to the Insured
* Concussion Lifetime Maximum Benefit = $1500
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Critical Illness/Cancer & Accident
Insurance
MAHHC has elected Sun Life Financial to provide voluntary Critical
Illness/Cancer and Accident in 2016. All eligible employees will have
the option to elect or decline this coverage during this Annual
Enrollment Period - Fall 2015.
The Unum Critical Illness and Accident plans will be discontinued
and payroll deduction for these plans will cease as of 12.31.15
Unum’s Critical Illness and Accident plans are portable
Employees currently participating may continue coverage by
notifying Unum on or before 1.31.16 to be billed directly by Unum for
the plan premium
The benefit offerings
All employees must re-enroll in their
insurance benefits online through bswift
Between November 11-18th
At work
At Home
Or with Assistance
Go to: www.mahhc.bswift.com
Passwords will be reset on 10/15 to the last 4 digits of your SSN
Questions?