Medical/Vision/Prescription Insurance Sample Clauses

Medical/Vision/Prescription Insurance. 12 Effective July 1, 2007 each eligible full-time active enrolled 13 employee’s monthly contribution for the purchase of medical/vision/prescription benefit 14 plan coverage will be as follows: 15 Plan Total Premium Full-Time Employee Monthly Contribution Rate ODS Plus PPO Plan Single $499.68 $49.98 Two-Party $999.38 $99.94 Family $1,425.14 $142.50 ODS Preferred PPO Plan Single $439.18 $13.18 Two-Party $878.36 $26.36 Family $1,252.58 $37.58 ODS Major Medical Plan - Full-Time employee receives $50 monthly rebate Single $225.06 $0.00 Two-Party $448.68 $0.00 Family $639.14 $0.00 Kaiser HMO Plan Single $430.64 $8.60 Two-Party $861.28 $17.24 Family $1,227.32 $24.54 16 1 The County and Union agree to shift the Health plan year from the 2 current fiscal year basis of July – June to a calendar year basis as of January 1, 2009.
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Medical/Vision/Prescription Insurance. 15 Effective July 1, 2007 each eligible part-time active enrolled 16 employee’s monthly contribution for the purchase of a medical/vision/prescription benefit plan 17 is as follows: 18 Plan Total Premium Part-Time Employee Monthly Contribution Rate ODS Plus PPO Plan Single $499.68 $274.62 Two-Party $999.38 $550.70 Family $1,425.14 $786.00 37 ODS Preferred PPO Plan Single $439.18 $164.12 Two-Party $878.36 $379.68 Family $1,252.58 $563.44 ODS Major Medical Plan Single $225.06 $0.00 Two-Party $448.68 $0.00 Family $639.14 $0.00 Kaiser HMO Plan Single $430.64 $155.58 Two-Party $861.28 $362.60 Family $1,227.32 $538.18 Kaiser Maintenance Medical Plan Single $323.04 $0.00 Two-Party $646.06 $25.84 Family $920.64 $64.44 1 2 The County will provide the ODS Major Medical Plan at no cost 3 to part-time employees. Part-time employees may elect to purchase one of the other 4 medical/vision/prescription plans available through the County and part-time employee will pay 5 the difference in cost between the County’s allowance for the Major Medical Plan and the cost 6 of the selected plan based on coverage level (single, two-party, or family). The County will 7 provide an additional fifty dollar ($50) monthly premium subsidy to part-time employees who 8 enroll in either the Kaiser HMO Plan or the ODS Preferred PPO Plan, regardless of tier. 9 The County and Union agree to shift the Health plan year from its 10 current fiscal year basis of July – June to a calendar year basis as of January 1, 2009. 11 Although the above listed Total Premiums may change on July 1, 2008, the County agrees to 12 maintain the listed Employee Monthly Contribution Rates through December 31, 2008. 13 Effective January 1, 2009 the County will provide the ODS Major 14 Medical Plan at no cost to part-time employees. The part-time employee’s monthly 15 contribution rate for the Kaiser Maintenance Plan will equal ten percent (10%) of the total 16 monthly premium for the Kaiser Maintenance Plan. Otherwise, part-time employees may elect 17 to purchase one of the other medical/vision/prescription plans available through the County 18 and part-time employee will pay the difference in cost between the County’s allowance for the 38 1 Major Medical Plan and the cost of the selected plan based on coverage level (single, two- 2 party, or family). The County will provide an additional fifty dollar ($50) monthly premium 3 subsidy to part-time employees who enroll in either the Kaiser HMO Plan or the ODS Preferred 4 ...
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Medical/Vision/Prescription Insurance. 12 Each eligible full-time active enrolled employee’s monthly 13 contribution for the purchase of medical/vision/prescription benefit plan coverage will be 14 calculated as a percentage of the total monthly premium for each 15 medical/vision/prescription benefit plan as follows: 16 Health Plan County Contribution Full-Time Employee Contribution Moda Platinum Plan 93.25% 6.75% Moda Major Medical Plan 100% 0% Xxxxxx Medical Plan 95% 5%
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Medical/Vision/Prescription Insurance. 11 The County will provide the Moda Major Medical Plan at no cost 12 to part-time employees. Part-time employees may elect to purchase one of the other 13 medical/vision/prescription plans available through the County and part-time employees will 14 pay the difference in cost between the County’s allowance for the Major Medical Plan and 15 the cost of the selected plan based on coverage level (single, two-party, or family). The 16 County will provide an additional fifty dollar ($50) monthly premium subsidy to part-time 17 employees who enroll in either the Kaiser HMO Plan or the PPO 400 Plan, regardless of the 18 tier. 19 The County and the Association agree that the Health plan year is a calendar-year 20 basis.
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