HEALTH BENEFIT PACKAGE Sample Clauses

HEALTH BENEFIT PACKAGE. A) For all employees, the Township will provide a Medical Insurance Plan, including health, dental, eyeglass and prescription coverage equal to the existing plan as modified by this agreement. In no event will this coverage be changed unless an equivalent or improved plan is obtained by the Township. Effective upon the signing of this Agreement, the Township shall make available a menu of medical benefits plans for employees to choose from. Effective upon the signing of this Agreement, the Township shall establish a “Base Plan” for all covered employees (see summary of base plan in Appendix B). The “PPO C” plan available to members prior to the signing of this agreement shall still be available to employees. Employees selecting the “PPO C” plan shall be required to pay a premium contribution equal to the premium contribution for the new “Base Plan” plus the difference between the premium for the “PPO C” plan and the new “Base Plan”. The dental benefit in all plans shall be modified to include those benefits currently provided by the Delta Dental plans.
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HEALTH BENEFIT PACKAGE. A) For all employees, the Township will provide a Medical Insurance Plan equal to the existing plan as modified by this agreement. In no event will this coverage be changed unless an equivalent or improved plan is obtained by the Township. The Plan shall remain as it was in the 2014-2016 Agreement until January 1, 2018, at which time the Township shall make available a menu of medical benefits plans for employees to choose from. Employees will have the opportunity to select the plan that best meets their needs. Effective January 1, 2018, the Township shall establish a “Base Plan” for all covered employees (Appendix E). Employees who select coverage under any other plan offered, with a higher premium than the “Base Plan” shall pay an upcharge in addition to the premium share contribution set forth in Chapter 78, P.L. 2011.
HEALTH BENEFIT PACKAGE. The Township shall implement an IRS Section 125 salary reduction premium only plan for tax purposes. Effective January 1, 2018, the following plan design modifications shall be made to the current health benefits program:  Deductibles for both in-network $100/$200 and out-of-network services $200/$500. 70% co-insurance for out-of-network services and supplies.  Co-insurance for in-network services and supplies 100%/70%.  Co-insurance and out-of-pocket maximum per calendar year $800/$1600 for in-network and $3000/$10000 for out-of-network.  $20 co-pay for primary care doctor’s visits and $30 co-pay for specialist visit in-network.  Limit of 48 visits per individual for chiropractic care in a calendar year with a $20 co-pay per visit.  No co-pay for hospital in-patient care.  Emergency room co-pay for in-network hospitals at $100, waived if admitted. Emergency room co-pay of $100 for out-of-network hospitals.  Infertility services to be limited to four complete cycles within a 15-year period.  Prescription drug co-pays for retail purchases (maximum of 30-day supply) $10 for Generic; $20 for Brand; $35 for Formulary; and to $50 for Lifestyle. Mail Order prescriptions (maximum of 90-day supply) shall be 2X the retail co-pay. Benefits 2017 New Base Plan I n-Network O ut-of-Network Deductible $100 / $200 $200 / $500 Coinsurance 100% 70% Out-of-Pocket Max $800 / $1,600 $3,000 / $10,000 Inpatient Hospital 100% after Deductible $500/Admit & 70% after Deductible Outpatient Surgery 100% after Deductible 70% after Deductible Emergency Room $100 $100 Ambulance 70% after Deductible 70% after Deductible Urgent Care Center $30 70% after Deductible PCP Copay $20 70% after Deductible Specialist Copay $30 70% after Deductible Chiropractic Copay $20 70% after Deductible Diagnostic Lab/X-ray 100% or $30 70% after Deductible Preventive 100% 70% Maternity $20 (1st visit) 70% after Deductible Mental Health/Substance 100% or $20 70% after Deductible Home Health Care 100% 70% after Deductible
HEALTH BENEFIT PACKAGE a) The Employer agrees that, for the term of this agreement, a health benefits package will be made available to all Employees who are employed for more than an average of twenty-five hours per week after 6 months of employment. Handbooks explaining the benefits will be provided to each participating Employee by the Employer on enrolment.
HEALTH BENEFIT PACKAGE. A. The Township shall provide a health benefit package, which includes hospitalization, medical, major medical, prescription and dental insurance to all full-time employees who are members of the bargaining unit and their dependants. Effective May 1, 2006 or such time thereafter as determined by the Township, the traditional insurance option shall no longer be available. Contribution to premium by active members of this bargaining unit and members who retire after June 28, 2011 will be in accordance with the premium cost sharing terms and conditions set forth in S-2937 New Jersey State Statute put into effect June 28, 2011
HEALTH BENEFIT PACKAGE. The Township shall implement an IRS Section 125 salary reduction premium only plan for tax purposes. Effective with the signing of this Agreement, the following plan design modifications shall be made to the current Medical Insurance Plan:

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