For your medical coverage, you have three options to choose from – each with different attributes.
Deductible |
$3,200 single / $6,000 family |
$2,500 single / $5,000 family |
$1,500 single / $3,000 family |
Plan Pays |
80% |
80% |
90% |
You Pay (coinsurance) |
20% |
20% |
10% |
Out-of-pocket (OOP) Maximum |
$6,000 single / $12,000 family |
$5,000 single / $10,000 family |
$3,000 single / $6,000 family |
Covered Medications |
Modernized listing of eligible drugs (managed formulary) |
Mandatory Generic Substitution |
Included |
Prescription Drugs |
80% (whether retail or mail order) 70% for non-formulary name brand drugs |
Retail (30-day supply):
- $5 - Tier 1
- $30 - Tier 2
- $60 - Tier 3
- 20% to $250 max – Tier 5 Specialty Medications
Mail order (90-day supply):
- $10 - Tier 1
- $60 - Tier 2
- $120 - Tier 3
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Primary Care Provider Office Visits |
80% |
$20 copay, then 100% |
$15 copay, then 100% |
Specialist Office Visits |
80% |
$30 copay, then 100% |
$30 copay, then 100% |
Urgent Care |
80% |
$55 copay, then 100% |
$55 copay, then 100% |
Inpatient Services |
80% |
80% |
$500 copay, then 90% |
Outpatient Services |
80% |
80% |
$100 copay, then 90% |
Ambulance |
80% after in-network deductible (All providers considered in-network) |
80% after in-network deductible (All providers considered in-network) |
90% after deductible and $100 copay (All providers considered in-network) |
Emergency Room Services |
80% |
80% after deductible and $150 copayment (copayment waived if admitted) |
90% after deductible and $150 copayment (copayment waived if admitted) |
Telemedicine |
80% |
$20 copay, then 100% |
$15 copay, then 100% |
Therapy and Rehabilitation |
80% |
$30 copay, then 100% |
$30 copay, then 100% |
Preventive Care (e.g., physical exams, eye exams, vaccinations, etc.) |
100% (no deductible) |
Basic Diagnostic Services (standard imaging and lab tests) |
80% |
100% after $35 copay |
100% after $35 copay |
Advanced Imaging |
80% |
80% after deductible and $35 copayment |
90% after deductible and $35 copayment |
Accidental Dental |
80% |
80% |
90% |
Emergency Out of Country Medical |
Included |
Health Savings Account (HSA) |
$500 / $750 / $1,000 annual employer contribution |
Not available |
Not available |
Flexible Spending Account (FSA) |
Dependent Care FSA |
Health Care FSA and Dependent Care FSA |
MetLife Dental |
- Deductible – None
- Preventative services – 100%
- Basic services – 80%
- Major services – 50%
- Maximums – Combined $2,050 per plan year
- Orthodontics – 50% for dependent children up to age 19; $1,500 lifetime max
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EyeMed Vision |
- Eye exam, eyeglass lenses, frames, contact lenses (in lieu of glasses) – once every 12 months; Safety glasses in addition to dress – once every 12 months (employee only)
- Eye exam – $10 copay
- Frames - $130 + 20%
- Safety frame (employee only) - $100
- Single, bifocal, and trifocal eyeglass lenses – covered in full
- Contact lenses – Exclusive Collection – covered in full; or $130 allowance (non-plan contacts) in lieu of glasses
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OPT OUT |
If you already have medical coverage under your parent’s, spouse’s or partner’s plan; to receive the $2,000 annual incentive, you must select the option “Medical Plan Opt-out, $2,000 Annual Incentive” during your enrollment window in Connect. (Taxable, paid quarterly through payroll to active employees enrolled in the Opt-Out Incentive for the entire prior quarter.)
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If you opt-out of Samuel’s medical coverage, you will be eligible for Health Care FSA and Dependent Care FSA.
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Notes
- The coinsurance percentages shown above apply after the deductible is met, unless otherwise indicated.
- Certain preventive medications are provided at no cost to you.
Of course, you’ll want to choose the plan that best suits your personal
needs. However, it’s important to know that the
HDHP (Medical Plan #1) offers some key advantages:
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Samuel pays 100% of the HDHP premiums.
That means zero deductions from your paycheck for medical coverage – a
significant financial benefit to you!
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Basic Accident and Critical Illness coverage is included, at no cost to you.
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Basic Accident Insurance
pays up to $1,500 depending on the severity or type of a fracture or
dislocation.
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Basic Critical Illness Insurance
pays up to a $5,000 lump sum for specific covered conditions.
Examples include: heart attack, stroke, cancer, or major organ
transplant.
Click
here
for a complete summary of these benefits.
You’ll have access to a
Health Savings Account (or HSA), giving you
some added flexibility in managing your benefits costs. Your HSA can be used
toward a wide range of healthcare expenses (see details
here). What’s more,
Samuel will contribute up to $1,000 annually to your HSA to help offset
your out-of-pocket costs, and you can contribute more to your HSA on a pre-tax
basis!
Your tobacco status will roll over from 2023. If your status has changed, OE is your only time to update your status.
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If your tobacco status has changed since last year’s Open Enrollment and you are no longer a tobacco user, but you don’t update your status during Open Enrollment, the only way to remove the $20 per week tobacco surcharge is to complete the tobacco cessation program.
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Good news!
Tobacco users can also earn the non-tobacco user rate by successfully completing the tobacco cessation program. Upon program completion, medical plan contributions will be reduced to the non-tobacco user rates AND tobacco user surcharge paid since the beginning of the year will be refunded. Additional information about the cessation program will be distributed in early 2024.
In-Network Coverage
MEDICAL PLAN #1:
HDHP
$0.00
$0.00
$0.00
MEDICAL PLAN #2:
HD / PPO
In-Network Coverage
$46.44
$92.32
$140.50
MEDICAL PLAN #3:
Premium PPO
$69.02
$140.10
$210.97
Enrolled employees with an Undisclosed or Tobacco-user status will pay an additional $40 per bi-weekly paycheck.
*Tobacco-User
– An Employee who uses a Tobacco Product or Products four or more times per
week within the past 6 months by legal users of tobacco products (generally
those 18 years and older)
*Tobacco Product
– As defined by the US Food and Drug Administration, includes any product
made or derived from tobacco intended for human consumption (except products
that meet the definition of drugs), including, but not limited to,
cigarettes, cigars (including cigarillos and little cigars), dissolvables,
hookah tobacco, nicotine gels, pipe tobacco, roll-your-own tobacco,
smokeless tobacco products (including dip, snuff, snus, and chewing
tobacco), vapes, electronic cigarettes (e-cigarettes), hookah pens, and
other electronic nicotine delivery systems.