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Generic medications under this plan would be available at a $5 copay (reduction from the current <br />copay of $10 for generic medication). <br />Employee premiums under the Premier Silver Plan would reduce from today's current premiums, <br />and the employer's cost would increase as reflected below: <br />Under the Premier Silver Plan, retiree premiums would be based on the employer portion of <br />$685.00 for single coverage and $1,075 for family coverage. Eligible retirees would continue to <br />receive subsidy to assist with premium costs. <br />Offering two plan options, would allow employees and retirees the flexibility of choosing the right <br />level of coverage based on their situation. A higher level of coverage would require higher <br />employee/retiree premiums. <br />The Premier Gold Plan is very similar to the current plan benefits with the exception of the ER <br />copay which would increase from $100 to $250 and specialty imaging which would increase from <br />$100 copay to $200. Both employee and employer premiums would increase from today's <br />current premiums as reflected below: <br />---------------- <br />New <br />Monthly <br />Premium <br />Current <br />Employee <br />Premium <br />New <br />Employee <br />Premium <br />Current <br />Employer <br />Premium <br />New <br />Employer <br />Premium <br />Premier Silver <br />Employee <br />$725.00 <br />$50.00 <br />$40.00 <br />$635.00 <br />$685.00 <br />Premier Silver <br />Family <br />$1332.50 <br />$267.50 <br />$257.50 <br />$875.00 <br />$1075.00 <br />Under the Premier Silver Plan, retiree premiums would be based on the employer portion of <br />$685.00 for single coverage and $1,075 for family coverage. Eligible retirees would continue to <br />receive subsidy to assist with premium costs. <br />Offering two plan options, would allow employees and retirees the flexibility of choosing the right <br />level of coverage based on their situation. A higher level of coverage would require higher <br />employee/retiree premiums. <br />The Premier Gold Plan is very similar to the current plan benefits with the exception of the ER <br />copay which would increase from $100 to $250 and specialty imaging which would increase from <br />$100 copay to $200. Both employee and employer premiums would increase from today's <br />current premiums as reflected below: <br />---------------- <br />New <br />Monthly <br />Premium <br />Current <br />Employee <br />Premium <br />New <br />Employee <br />Premium <br />Current <br />Employer <br />Premium <br />New <br />Employer <br />Premium <br />Premier Gold <br />Employee <br />$795.00 <br />$50.00 <br />$110.00 <br />$635.00 <br />$685.00 <br />Premier Gold <br />Family <br />$1475.00 <br />$267.50 <br />$400.00 <br />$875.00 <br />$1075.00 <br />Under the Premier Gold Plan, retiree premiums would be based on the total monthly premium <br />of $795.00 for single coverage and $1,475 for family coverage (both employee and employer <br />portion). Eligible retirees would also receive subsidy from the County to offset gold plan premium <br />costs and retirees could enroll in the Premier Silver Plan to provide lower premium costs. <br />The County's share of premium for insurance would be the same regardless of which plan a <br />member elected to enroll in. The increased cost to the County would be $600 per year for single <br />coverage and $2,400 per year for family coverage which is approximately $2.7M in additional <br />premium based on current enrollment. <br />187 <br />