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Board of County Commissioners
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Costs would vary based on the model selected to include, clinic buildout number of locations, <br />hours of operation, staffing level, services provided, supplies, etc. Indian River County School <br />Board's clinic model is funded at $1.654M in the current budget year and they contract with a <br />third party to staff the clinic and manage the delivery of services. Lockton has provided a <br />proposal to provide consulting services for an on-site clinic project if the Board chooses to <br />proceed in that direction. The consulting fee would be $75,000 (attached). <br />Telemedicine Proposal <br />At the June 2, 2020 BOCC meeting, staff referenced a telemedicine proposal. An updated <br />telemedicine proposal is attached for consideration. Covered members would have access to <br />24/7 care by web, phone or mobile app. Services are provided by U.S. board certified adult and <br />pediatric doctors and dermatologists. The telemedicine benefit would be provided by Teladoc <br />Health under our agreement with Florida Blue and the annual cost is approximately $30,600 per <br />year ($1.50 per employee per month PEPM). In addition to the annual cost of $30,600, the cost <br />to the plan of the general medicine or pediatric visit is $42 and the cost of the dermatology visit <br />is $75. It is unknown how many telemedicine visits would be made. During the first 7 months of <br />the plan year (October through April), urgent care and convenient care visits totaled 656. There <br />is no breakdown of the how many visits were dermatology related that could be addressed via <br />telemedicine. <br />The value of a telemedicine benefit would be realized without a large capital investment and <br />would provide members convenient and affordable access to care. The Board could establish <br />the associated member copay for the telemedicine visit. <br />Funding Options <br />Current Plan Year 19/20 Funding $21,751,680 <br />Anticipated Shortfall FY 19/20 $961,346 <br />Plan Design Options Required $ <br />FY20/21 Funding No Plan Design Changes $24,821,358 Current $3,069,678 <br />FY20/21 Funding $550K Plan Design Changes $24,271,358 Option A $2,519,678 <br />FY20/21 Funding $213K Plan Design Changes $24,608,358 Option B $2,856,678 <br />FY20/21 Funding for Teledoc Health Telemedicine + $30,600 <br />Premium Contribution Options: <br />Employer Increased Contribution for Both Silver & Gold - $40/$80 $1,256,160 <br />Option 1 Employee Increased Contribution Gold & Silver* - $25/$50 $785,100 <br />*Silver plan is performing well Option 1 $2,041,260 <br />Employer Increased Contribution for Both Silver & Gold - $40/$80 $1,256,160 <br />Option 2 Employee Increased Contribution Gold Only - $25/$50 $658,800 <br />Option 2 $1,914,960 <br />70 <br />
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