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April 23rd th through May 24 th For vision medical andor dental you will remain in the same plan and network for the 20192020 plan year if you dont do anything Open Enrollment elections cannot be made after ID: 783860

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Slide1

Open Enrollment 2019

Slide2
Open Enrollment

April 23rd

th

through

May 24

th

For vision

, medical, and/or

dental, you will

remain in the same plan and network for the

2019-2020 plan year if you don’t do anything

Open Enrollment elections cannot be made after

May 24

th

All changes take effect on July 1

st

Slide3
Enrollment Changes

You must reenroll in the FSA (health or dependent care)

Enroll

or

change your

medical and dental

Add

or remove

dependents

Enroll

in a Health Savings Account (HSA) – new enrollees only. If you are already enrolled, no action is

needed

Enroll or increase coverage for Life Insurance and Accidental Death & Dismemberment

Slide4
What’s new for 2019-2020

HSA/FSA yearly maximums increased.

HSA Individual $3,500

HSA Family $7,000

FSA health

$2,700

FSA/HSA admin fees will be paid for by the college

Up front college contribution to the HSA (July 22nd paycheck)

$1200 for single

$1600 for 2 party/family

Slide5
What’s new for

2019-2020 (continued)Medical Copay Decreases

Office visits will now be $25

Urgent Care will now be $35

Specialist will now be $

35

No change in

premiums for medical or dental

Slide6
Eye Exam

Reminder

One

annual eye exam per person will

only

be covered under the vision plan through EMI Health

Injuries to eye(s) will still be covered under your medical

plan

Free to enroll/add dependents on your vision plan

Slide7
Open Labs

May 9 Redwood Library Room 266 from

10:00 am– 1:00 pm

May 17 Redwood

Library Room 266 from

1:00 pm

4:00 pm

Slide8
The college will do a one-time contribution$1200 for single coverage

$1600 for 2 party or family coverage. On the July 1-15 (July 22nd) paycheck.

HSA Contribution

Slide9
Healthcare HSA

Tax Savings on ALL expenses related to medical, dental, & vision careFunds can be used as they are deposited

Funds rollover each year so you can use your HSA to save tax-free money for retirement

Flexibility in funding

Can enroll whenever you become eligible

Health Savings Accounts: Increase Your Spending Power

Slide10
An employee who is:Covered by a High-Deductible Health Plan (HDHP)

Not enrolled in Medicare nor MedicaidNot covered under other health insurance*(Includes TRICARE and receipt of VA or IHS benefits within the previous 3 months) (Can be under a spouse’s HDHP)

Not another person’s tax dependent

Who is Eligible for an HSA?

Slide11
You and your spouseAny dependent claimed or eligible to be claimed on your tax return (defined by IRC Section 152)Dependents defined different for health insurance and HSAs:

HSA funds cannot be used for medical expenses incurred by a child who is not eligible to be claimed as a dependent on your tax returnDependents ineligible for HSA reimbursement can still be covered on your HDHP

Whose expenses can your HSA cover?

Slide12
FSA & HSA Expenses

Qualified

Doctor and hospital visits

Medical equipment

Chiropractic Care

Dental care

Vision care

Medications

The penalty for using HSA funds for unqualified expenses is 20% + taxes. Keep all itemized receipts in case of an IRS audit

Not Considered “Qualified”

Insurance premiums (other than Medicare and some less common insurance types for the HSA)

Over-the-counter drugs without a prescription (insulin is an exception)

Cosmetic procedures

Expenses covered by another insurance plan

General health items

Slide13
HSA vs FSA

HSA

Funds are available as they are deposited

Must be covered by HDHP

No adjudication required

No use-it-or-lose-it

FSA

Funds available on July 1st

Medical coverage does not matter

Adjudication required on all expenses

Unused funds are forfeited at plan year end

Slide14
Debit CardIf you already have a debit card from last year:

FSA funds will be loaded onto the card on July 1st.HSA funds will be available as deposited

Slide15
Flexible Spending Accounts – Increase Your Spending Power

Healthcare FSA

Tax Savings on ALL expenses related to medical, dental, & vision care

Maximum contribution limit is $2,700

Funds loaded to your NBS MasterCard on the 1st day of the plan year (plus manual reimbursement options are available too)

Dependent Care FSA

Tax savings on your day care/child care expenses

Maximum contribution limit is $5,000

Continual reimbursement is available plus many other convenient reimbursement options

Slide16
NBS Online Enrollment Portal

www.mywealthcareonline.com/nbsbenefits

Slide17
NBS Mobile App

With the NBS mobile app, you can easily manage your benefits on-the-go!

View your account balances

See claim and reimbursement history

Submit claims

Attach documentation with your device’s camera

Set up account notifications and alerts

Report benefit card lost/stolen

Order new benefit cards

Quick contact to NBS

Available at the iTunes Store and Google Play Store

.

Slide18
Medical & Dental Benefits

Open Enrollment 2019-2020

Slide19
DENTAL PROVIDERS

1,275 GENERAL DENTISTS291 SPECIALISTS

OVER 100,000 ACCESS POINTS

NATIONWIDE

No Changes

Slide20
DENTAL RATES 2019-2020Per Pay Employee Premium

2019/20

Employee

$2.25

Two-Party

$3.75

Family

$5.95

No changes in premium

Slide21
MEDICAL RATES 2019-2020Per Pay Period

PAR

TRADITIONAL PLAN

HIGH DEDUCTIBLE PLAN

Employee

$63.00

$43.25

Two-Party

$138.00

$93.25

Family

$192.00

$134.50

PVC

TRADITIONAL PLAN

HIGH DEDUCTIBLE PLAN

Employee

$32.00

$14.00

Two-Party

$71.00

$32.00

Family

$97.00

$43.00

PFP

TRADITIONAL PLAN

HIGH DEDUCTIBLE PLAN

Employee

$7.50

$0

Two-Party

$17.00

$0

Family

$23.50

$0

No changes in premium

Slide22
ONLINE ENROLLMENT

Click the Regence Online Enrollment link on the HR website – April 23

rd

– May 24

th

If you already have an account, log in – this is a separate login from your Regence.com account

First time users “Create an Account”

Identify yourself and then create a User ID and Password

Begin open enrollment process

Online Enrollment Assistance

5 a.m. to 5 p.m.

855-216-8125

Slide23
ONLINE ENROLLMENT -Screenshots

Slide24
ONLINE ENROLLMENTChanges to make

Maintain personal information

View important benefit information

Compare plans

Manage account information

Link to other benefit websites

Slide25
NETWORK OPTIONS

Slide26
Participating

All 50 hospitals12,885 providersIncludes Primary Children’s Hospital, Huntsman Cancer Institute, and University of Utah

All Urgent Cares including

InstaCares

and Kids Cares

Blue Card for National Access

Broadest Access

All Surgical Centers

Slide27
ValueCare - PPO

41 Hospitals12,709 ProvidersIncludes Primary Children’s Hospital, Huntsman Cancer Institute, and University of Utah

All Urgent Cares including

InstaCares

and Kids Cares

Blue Card for National Access

Broader Access

All Surgical Centers

Slide28
Focal Point

13 Hospitals6,889 ProvidersIncludes Primary Children’s Hospital, Huntsman Cancer Institute, and University of Utah

Blue Card for National Access

Includes the following counties:

Salt Lake

Utah

Davis

Weber

Tooele

Summit

Box Elder

Cache

Slide29
Blue Network96% of Hospitals92% of Physicians

Blue Cross Blue Shield Association, www.bcbs.com

Slide30
Ambulatory Surgery Centers

Procedure

Hospital Fee

ASC FEE

Difference

% Savings

ACL Reconstruction

$16,082

$8,800

($7,282)

83%

Knee Scope Lateral Release

$6,501

$3,150

($3,351)

106%

Total Hip Arthroplasty

$26,152

$17,500

($8,652)

49%

Shoulder Decompression

$10,022

$5,900

($4,122)

70%

Ulnar Nerve Transportation

$5,757

$3,300

($2,457)

74%

Colonoscopy

$1,472

$573

($899)

157%

Ear Tubes Bilateral

$1,513

$746

($767)

103%

All

but Cottonwood Surgical Center is contracted.

© 2018 Regence BlueCross BlueShield of Utah. All rights reserved. Private and confidential.

Slide31
BENEFITS

Slide32

Medical Summary

Traditional Plan

Covered

Medical Services

In-network

Out-of-network

Deductible per plan year

$400

claimant

$800

family

$1,000 claimant

$2,000 family

Pharmacy deductible per plan year

$100 claimant

$300 family

Maximum

out-of-pocket per plan year

$3,200 claimant

$6,500 family

$5,000

claimant $10,000 per family

Pharmacy out-of-pocket per plan year

$2,000 claimant

$6,000 family

Accumulation from July 1, 2019 through June 30, 2020

-VSP direct for eye exams and materials.

-Injuries to the eye continue with Regence coverage.

Slide33
Traditional Plan

Covered Services

In-Network

Out-of-Network

Primary Care office

visit for illness/injury

$

25

40

%

AD

Specialist Care office

visit for illness/injury

$

35

40

%

AD

Other Practitioner Visit/Urgent Care office

visit for illness/injury

$

35

40

%

AD

Chiropractic

Care office visit for illness/injury

$35

40

%

AD

Preventive Care

(identified

by age and gender)

Covered at 100%

25%

AD

Imaging (CT/PET

Scans, MRI’s)

$

50

AD

$50 Copay/

visit and

40%

AD

Diagnostic,

Laboratory, Radiology

(includes lab and radiology performed during an office visit, an ER visit, in-patient, out-patient, minor and major)

20%

AD

40

%

AD

Emergency Room

20

%

AD

40

%

ADMDLive Teleheath$10 copayN/A

Balance billing applies for out-of-network

AD means after

deductible

Slide34
Pharmacy Summary

– Traditional Plan

Covered

Prescription Services

Covered

Prescription Services Cost

Deductible per plan year

$100 individual

/

$300

per family

Waived for Generics and Mail-order

Out-of-pocket

maximum per plan year

$2,00

0 individual / $6,000 family

RETAIL 30-DAY

SUPPLY – not more than a

30-day

supply

or 100 unit doses

RETAIL 30-DAY

SUPPLY – not more than a 30-day

supply or 100 unit doses Cost

Tier 1

(

Generic)

$7 deductible waived

Tier

2

(Brand

Name Preferred)

25% to a maximum of $150 per script

Tier 3

(

Brand Non-Preferred)

30% to a maximum of $175 per script

SPECIALTY MEDICATIONS – 30-DAY

SUPPLY

SPECIALTY MEDICATIONS – 30-DAY

SUPPLY Cost

Tier

4 (Generic

and

Brand Name Preferred)

10% to a maximum of $250 per script

Tier

5

(Brand

Non-Preferred)

15% to a maximum of $300 per

script

MAIL-ORDER 90-DAY SUPPLY

MAIL-ORDER 90-DAY SUPPLY Cost

Tier

1 (Generic

)

$7 deductible waived

Tier

2

(Brand

Name Preferred)

25% to

a maximum of $300 per 90-day supply

Tier 3

(

Brand Non-Preferred)

30% to

a maximum of $437.50 per 90-day supply

Slide35
Medical Summary - High Deductible Health Plan

In-Network

Out-of-Network

Deductible

$1,500 single

$3,000 single

Deductible

$3,000 family

$6,000 family

Out-of-Pocket Max

$3,000 single

$6,000 single

Out-of-Pocket Max

$6,000 family

$12,000 family

Coinsurance

After deductible, you pay 10%

After deductible, you pay 30%*

Accumulation from July 1, 2019 through June 30, 2020

Balance billing applies for out-of-network

Slide36
High Deductible Health Plan

Covered Services

In-Network

Out-of-Network

Primary Care office

visit for illness/injury

$25

AD

30%

AD

Specialist Care office

visit for illness/injury

$35

AD

30%

AD

Other Practitioner Visit/Urgent Care office

visit for illness/injury

$35

AD

30%

AD

Chiropractic

Care office visit for illness/injury

10%

AD

30%

AD

Preventive Care

(identified

by age and gender)

Covered at 100%

30%

AD

Imaging (CT/PET

Scans, MRI’s)

$50

AD

$50 Copay/

visit and

30

%

AD

Diagnostic,

Laboratory, Radiology

(includes lab and radiology performed during an office visit, an ER visit, in-patient, out-patient, minor and major)

$25

AD

30%

AD

Emergency Room

10%

AD

30%

AD

MDLive

Teleheath

$42/visit for medical

$75/visit

mental health$10 copay when deductible is met30% ADBalance billing applies for out-of-networkAD means after

deductible

Slide37
Pharmacy Summary – High

Deductible

Covered

Prescription Services

Covered

Prescription Services Cost

Deductible per plan year

Included in Medical deductible

Out-of-pocket

maximum per plan year

Included

in Medical out-of-pocket maximum

RETAIL 30-DAY

SUPPLY – not more than a

30-day

supply

or 100 unit doses

RETAIL 30-DAY

SUPPLY – not more than a 30-day

supply or 100 unit doses Cost

Tier 1

(

Generic)

$7

copay

Tier 2

(

Brand Name Preferred)

25% to a maximum of $150 per script

Tier 3

(

Brand Non-Preferred)

30% to a maximum of $175 per script

SPECIALTY MEDICATIONS – 30-DAY

SUPPLY

SPECIALTY MEDICATIONS – 30-DAY

SUPPLY Cost

Tier 4

(

Generic and

Brand

Name Preferred)

10% to a maximum of $250 per script

Tier 5

(

Brand

Non-Preferred)

15% to a maximum of $300 per

script

MAIL-ORDER 90-DAY SUPPLY

MAIL-ORDER 90-DAY SUPPLY Cost

Tier 1

(

Generic)

$7

copay

Tier

2

(Brand Name Preferred)

25% to

a maximum of $300 per 90-day supply

Tier 3

(

Brand Non-Preferred)

30% to

a maximum of $437.50 per 90-day supply

Medications on the Optimum Value list have their deductible waived

Slide38
Optimum Value

Value-based medications(Usually Generic

)

Deductible waived on Qualified High Deductible Health Plan for medications used to prevent or manage chronic conditions:

Depression

Cardiovascular Disease

Diabetes

High Cholesterol

Osteoporosis

Asthma

Slide39
PLAN COMPARISON

Traditional Plan

HDHP

Annual

Premium

Family Coverage

$4,368 PAR

$2,232 PVC

$564 PFP

$2,988 PAR

$984 PVC

$0 PFP

Deductible

$400 per individual

$800 family

Pharmacy - $100/$300

$1,500 single

$3,000 family

Pharmacy – Subject to medical

deductible

Coinsurance

80/20%

90/10%

Out-of-Pocket

max (OOP)

$3,200 per individual

$6,500

family

Pharmacy - $2000/$6000

$3,000 single

$6,000 family

Pharmacy – subject

to medical OOP

SLCC Annual

HSA Contribution*

N/A

$1,200 for single enrollees

$1,600 for family enrollees*

*

The full HSA contribution will be front-loaded in July by SLCC

Slide40
Example 1

EXAMPLE

1 – SINGLE

Traditional

High Deductible

Example:

$2,000

in medical expenses

$2,000

in medical expenses

Individual Deductible/Coinsurance

Deductible: $400

20%

Coinsurance: $320

Member Total = $720

Deductible: $1,500

10%

Coinsurance: $50

Member Total = $1,550

2019-2020 HSA

Contribution

N/A

$1,200

Insurance Pays

($1,280)

($450)

HSA Pays

N/A

*($1,200)

Member Balance

$720

$350

Member Savings

N/A

$370

Annual Premium (Single

Coverage

Value Care)

$768

$336

Annual Premium Savings

N/A

$432

*SLCC will contribute $1,200 for the July 1-15 pay period into the employee’s HSA

Slide41
Example 2

EXAMPLE 2

Traditional

High Deductible

Example:

$35,000 in medical expenses

$35,000 in medical expenses

Individual Deductible/Coinsurance

Deductible:

$800

20% Coinsurance = $5,700

Member Total = $6,500

Deductible: $3,000

10% Coinsurance: $3,000

Member Total = $6,000

2019-2020 HSA

Contribution

N/A

$1,600

Insurance Pays

($28,500)

($29,000)

HSA Pays

N/A

($1,600)*

Member Balance

$6,500

$4,400

Member Savings

N/A

$2,100

Annual Premium

(Family

Coverage

Value Care)

$2,328

$1,032

Annual Premium Savings

N/A

$1,296

*SLCC will contribute $1,600 for the July 1-15 pay period into the employee’s HSA

Slide42
Example 3

EXAMPLE 3 – PHARMACY

Traditional

High Deductible

Example:

Humalog- Preferred Formulary

Medication

Humalog- Preferred Formulary

Medication

Pharmacy Deductible

$100 per individual

$300 per family

Subject to medical deductible

$1,500 single

$3,000 family

Average Cost of Medication

$543.94 per script

$543.94 per script

Patient Balance

Deductible: $100

25% Coinsurance = $110.99

Member

Total = $210.99

Deductible: waived

(Optimum Value Medication)

25% Coinsurance = $135.99

Member Total

= $135.99

SLCC Annual HSA Contribution

N/A

$1,200 (single) or $1,600 (family)

HSA Balance

N/A

$1,064.01 (single) or $1,464.01 (family)

*SLCC will contribute $1,600 for family or $1,200 for single coverage on the July 1-15 pay period into the employee’s HSA

Humalog = 100 Unit/ML = $543.94

Avg

Price

Slide43
EMPLOYEE TOOLS

Slide44
Regence.com

View account information and order or print replacement ID cards

Live chat with a customer service representative.

Easy access and alerts for new claims, EOBs, messages

See where you are at meeting your deductible and out-of-pocket maximum

Slide45
Regence.com continued

One-click access to telehealth through MDLIVE

Find a doctor and access cost estimators

Sign in to hubbub through Regence

Medical Supply shopping and repayment made easy

BabyWise

maternity program provides support to help you have a healthy, full-term baby

Advantages gives you discounts with many companies

Slide46
Getting started at regence.com

Have your Member ID card ready

Answer a series of security questions

Keep your login and password in a secure place

Select ‘Register’ and begin the guided registration process

Slide47
Find a Doctor and estimate costs at regence.comSign-in for providers and estimates tailored to you

Select a category – doctor, place, estimate costs, treatment timelines and more

Refine results based on network coverage, accepting new patients, provider language, and more

Best coverage indicator provides insight to Category 1 providers.

These providers typically offer the best coverage based on benefit design for copays and coinsurance

Read reviews from members who have had an appointment with the doctor

Slide48
Telehealth through MDLIVE

Get care from anywhere, anytime

Phone or video visit with a doctor

More than

nurseline

– get treatment plan and Rx, if needed

Available for spouses and kids

24/7/365 on-demand or by appointment

Traditional PPO Plan $10 Copay

High Deductible Plan $42 for medical $75 mental health until deductible is met, then $10 copay

Register today at

MD Live

or by visiting your regence.com member dashboard

Slide49
Telehealth through MDLIVECommon Issues

Common Issues

Acne

Allergies

Asthma

Bronchitis

Cold & Flu

Fever

Headache

Infections

Joint Aches & Pains

Nausea & Vomiting

Pink Eye

Rashes

Sinus Infection

Sore Throat

Sunburn

Urinary Tract Infection

Pediatrics

Cold & Flu

Constipation

Earache

Fever

Nausea & Vomiting

Pink Eye

Sinus Infection

Register and be entered to win a prize

Register today at

MD Live

or by visiting your regence.com member dashboard

Slide50
BabyWise education and tools

Get regular updates about what to expect during pregnancy and prenatal appointments

Access to a nurse by telephone 24/7

Regular contact from an assigned nurse (if high-risk)

Expert information about nutrition, breastfeeding and common pregnancy concerns

Access to

Due Date Plus

app to help track every step

Call 1-888-JOY-BABY (569-2229) to get started!

Slide51
Medical supply shopping and repayment made easy

Visit regence.com Medical Supplies page to connect with retailers to buy crutches, breast pumps, CPAP supplies and more

Online shopping is convenient, saves time and may offer discounts

Get repaid for your covered portion using an easy online claims form

Learn more at: regence.com/

MedicalSupplies

Slide52
Regence mobile app

Easily register for regence.com

Access member ID card

Check benefits and coverage

View claims and EOBs

Search for in-network doctors, specialist or clinic

Estimate out-of-pocket costs

Learn more at: regence.com/mobile

Slide53
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