City Contributions Toward Medical Premiums Sample Clauses

City Contributions Toward Medical Premiums. ‌ Following migration to PEMHCA, City contributions for medical insurance premiums are established as follows: • For single-level coverage: The City will pay the full premium for single coverage for full-time regular employees and eligible retirees for any plan, up to, but not exceeding, the single-coverage premium for the “Maximum” plan. The employee or retiree will pay the additional cost of any plan which has a higher monthly cost than the Maximum plan. • Dependent-level coverage: The City will pay 92 percent of the total premium for the employee and his/her dependents, up to, but not exceeding, 92 percent of the two- party or family premium for the Maximum plan, respectively. The employee or retiree will pay the remaining premium, which will be at least 8 percent of the two-party or family premium; more if the plan selected has a higher premium than the Maximum plan. • The “Maximum plan” for active employees and pre- Medicare retirees will be the plan with the third–highest health-only premium in the Region 1. For Medicare-eligible retirees, the “Maximum plan” will be the average of health- only premiums in Region 1 for “Supplement to Medicare” or “Combination” rates, depending on the plan selected by the retiree. New monthly employer contributions will be calculated annually and will be forwarded to Local 1965. For example, effective January through December 2020 the City contributions will be as follows: Party Rate Monthly Employer Health Contribution (Effective 1/1/2020) 1 100% Blue Shield Access+ Region 1 Single Party Basic (Party Rate 1) 2 92% Blue Shield Access+ Region 1 Two-Party Basic (Party Rate 2) or 92% of the premium enrolled, whichever is less 3 92% Blue Shield Access+ Region 1 Family Basic (Party Rate 3), or 92% of the premium enrolled, whichever is less 4 $380.42 5 92% of the premium enrolled, not to exceed $699.50 6 92% of the premium enrolled, not to exceed $1,060.99 7 92% of the premium enrolled, not to exceed $1,167.15 8 92% of the premium enrolled, not to exceed $1,653.60 9 92% of the premium enrolled, not to exceed $1,180.08 10 92% of the premium enrolled, not to exceed $1,151.30 11 92% of the premium enrolled, not to exceed $1,508.54 12 92% of the premium enrolled, not to exceed $1,637.76
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