Payments to the Group Medical Program Sample Clauses

Payments to the Group Medical Program. 1. For calendar year 2022 only, the Board shall contribute to the self- funded medical program for each participating teacher for each plan of coverage selected for each of the four (4) single and dependent coverage options as follows: Employee $ 7,443.72 Employee and Child or Children $ 13,421.19 Employee and Spouse $ 14,506.27 Employee and Family (Spouse and Children) $ 22,078.97 The employees shall be responsible for paying the remaining costs of the plans.
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Payments to the Group Medical Program. For calendar year 2022 only, the Board shall contribute to the self-funded medical program for each participating employee for each plan of coverage selected for each of the four (4) single and dependent coverage options as follows: Employee $7,443.72 Employee and Child or Children $13,421.19 Employee and Spouse $14,506.27 Employee and Family (Spouse and Children) $22,078.97 The employees shall be responsible for paying the remaining costs of the plans. For calendar year 2023 only, if there is no increase in the cost of the self- funded medical program, then the Board and employees shall contribute the same amounts as in calendar year 2022. If there is an increase in the cost of the self-funded medical program, then the Board shall increase its contribution by one-half (1/2) of the percentage increase to the medical program. Employees shall be responsible for paying the remaining costs of the plans.

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