HEALTH INSURANCE AND CAFETERIA PLAN Sample Clauses

HEALTH INSURANCE AND CAFETERIA PLAN. The Administrator shall participate in the Xxxxxxx Community Schools Cafeteria Plan and shall be offered the Cash Option in the amount of $2,500 annually or the Health Option. The Health Option shall be: MESSA Choices with the following provisions: $500/$1000 In-Network Deductible Saver Rx $20/$25/$50 Office VisiVUrgent Care/Emergency Room OR MESSA ABC Plan 1 HDHP/HSA $1350/$2700 In-Network Deductible ABCRx OR MESSA Essentials $375/$750 In-Network Deductible EbM Rx $25/$50/$200 OV/UC/ER 20% In-Network Coinsurance The District shall pay up to $17,911.98 annually toward the full-family premium for the selected Health Option. District Hard Cap insurance payments toward the premium will be adjusted to increase at the same rate as the state hard cap as established by PA152.
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