Cigna Open Access Plus Sample Clauses

Cigna Open Access Plus. The Board shall provide a PPO health plan to all eligible employees as described in Appendix B entitled "Bloomfield Benefit Plan Description." effective July 1, 2018. The following premium cost sharing shall be in effect for the Preferred Provider coverage: Teachers shall contribute the following towards the cost of the annual premium of the Preferred Provider Plan ("PPO") during the term of this Agreement: An amount equal to the difference between the Board's total contribution for similar coverage under the High Deductible Plan, including the cost of the deductible contribution, and the annual cost of PPO coverage. For example, if the Board contributes 81% of an $18,000 premium for family coverage under the HDHP, and contributes $2,000 towards the annual deductible, the Board's total cost is $17,300. If the PPO annual premium costs $23,000, the employee would be responsible for the difference between the Board's costs for the HDHP plan and the deductible and the cost of the PPO plan - $5,700. • Prescription Drugs: Cigna Public Sector Formulary: $5/$20/$35 retail copays, 1 x's retail for a 100 day supply mail order with unlimited annual maximum (includes oral contraceptives or any contraceptive device). • Outpatient physical therapy. Occupational therapy, speech therapy and chiropractic visits will be unlimited. ii Cigna Open Access Plus Health Savings Account Preferred Provider Plan (PPO) The Board shall provide a Health Savings Account Preferred Provider (PPO) health plan to all eligible employees as described in Appendix C entitled Cigna Open Access Plus HEALTH SAVINGS ACCOUNT PREFERRED PROVIDER PLAN (PPO)." Effective July 1, 2021, the employee pays 14% of the annual cost for, either, the individual or employee plus one / family plan and the Board of Education pays 86% of annual costs. Beginning July 1, 2018, the Board of Education will contribute 50% of the annual Health Savings Account deductible deposit based on an annual total deposit of $2,000 for an employee plan and $4,000 for an employee plus one or family plan. The Board of Education will make this deposit, in full, on July 1, 2018. Beginning July 1, 2019, the Board of Education will deposit their 50% of the deductible in two equal payments: July 1st and during the first payroll in January. For new hires, during their first year of employment, the Board of Education will contribute 50% of the annual Health Savings Account deductible deposit on July 1st, based on an annual total deposit of $2,0...
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Cigna Open Access Plus. Quality Plan Effective July 1, 2019 Employee Premium Share for Quality Plan shall be 3% Effective July 1, 2020 Employee Premium Share for Quality Plan shall be 4% Effective November 1, 2020 Employee Premium Share for Quality Plan shall be 5% Effective May 1, 2021July 1, 2022 Employee Premium Share for Quality Plan shall be 66.75% Effective July 1, 2023 Employee Premium Share for Quality Plan shall be 6.757.75% Option 3 – Cigna HSA High Deductible Health Medical Plan Effective July 1, 20212, the Order shall also offer employees the option to participate in a High Deductible (HSA) plan with deductibles of $3,000 (individual)/$6,000 (family) and the Order will pay $750 (individual)/$1,500 (family) of the applicable deductible. Employee Premium Share for this plan shall be 2.503.25% Effective July 1, 20213, the Order shall also offer employees the option to participate in a High Deductible (HSA) plan with deductibles of $3,000 (individual)/$6,000 (family) and the Order will pay $750 (individual)/$1,500 (family) of the applicable deductible. Employee Premium Share for this plan shall be 3.254.25%
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