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5To: Via: CITY OF SOUTH MIAMI OFFICE OF THE CITY MANAGER INTER-OFFICE MEMORANDUM The Honorable Mayor, Vice Mayor and Members ofthe City Commission Steven Alexander, City Manager South Miami bOd iijii? 2001 From: Date: LaTasha Nickle, Human Resources Director Agenda Item No.: 5 August 26, 2013 Subject: Request: ReasonlNeed: Health Insurance Resolution A Resolution approving the selection of ~ Blue Shield to provide group health insurance and UHC to provide dental and vision coverage for the City of South Miami full time employees to be charged to departmental account numbers respectively; providing for an effective date. The City's Benefits Consultant, Sapoznik Health & Wellness solicited quotes from all carriers in the market. The companies responded as follows: Aetna Submitted proposal AvMed Submitted proposal Blue Cross Blue Shield Submitted proposal Cigna Health care Declined to quote Coventry Submitted proposal Humana Submitted proposal Neighborhood Health Partnership Submitted proposal Staff recommends that the City Commission select Blue Cross and Blue Shield as health and UHC as dental and vision insurance providers for the 2013-2014 benefit plan year. Blue Cross Blue and Shield and UHC have proposed the following monthly premium rates for the upcoming plan year. This year, the health insurance industry rates increased by an average of 12.1 %. The proposal recommended by staff is significantly lower than the industry average. Employee Employee/ Children Employee/ Spouse Employee/ Family LOW HMO (BCBS Bluecare 60) $ 493.76 (6.02% increase) $ 908.52 $1,175.15 $1,540.52 UHC Dental Rates: Employee Employee/ Children Employee/ Spouse Employee/ Family UHC Vision Rates: Employee Employee/ Children Employee/ Spouse Employee/ Family DMO $10.98 $22.07 $22.84 $36.19 $6.66 $12.66 $13.32 $26.21 HIGH HMO (BCBS Bluecare 56) $ 526.95 $ 969.59 $1,254.15 $1,644.1 0 PPO $34.76 $78.12 $70.1 0 $125.21 POS (Blue Option 03768 LG) $ 547.28 $1,006.99 $1,302.52 $1,707.50 The FY 2014 health plan rates represent an increase of6.02% above the current FY 2013 rates. The City currently contributes $474.39 per covered employee per month toward health coverage which will increase to $493.76. In order to keep costs increases at a minimum while still obtaining a good plan we proposed several changes to the current plan design. Most significantly, the current plan includes a deductible of $1,500 individual/$3,000 family which will reduce to $500/individual and $1,OOO/family. The comparable plan from our current provider, NHP was proposed at an increase of 11.6% above the current year premium. The proposed change to Blue Cross provides a better plan at significant savings over the renewal rate. Premium charges for the health, dental and vision benefits shall be charged to the following budget line items as proposed in the Fiscal Year 2014 Budget. DEPARTMENT ACCT# CRA-ADMINISTRA TIVE 610 1110-5132310 CRA-PROTECTIVE SERVICES 6101110-5212310 CRA-ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT EMPLOYMENT 6101110-5212310 CRA-PROPERTY MANAGEMENT 6101110-5542310 CRA-PUBLIC ASSISTANT SERVICES 6101110-5692310 CRA-SPECIAL EVENTS 6101110-5742310 CITY CLERK 0011200-5122310 CITY MANAGER 0011310-5132310 CENTRAL SERVICES 0011320-5132310 HUMAN RESOURCES 0011330-5132310 FINANCE 0011410-5132310 BUILDING DEPT 0011610-5242310 PLANNING 0011620-5242310 CODE ENFORCEMENT 0011640-5242310 PW-BLDG MAINT 0011710-5192310 PW-SOLID WASTE 0011720-5342310 PW-STREETS 0011730-5412310 STORM WATER 1111730-5412310 PW-LANDSCAPE 0011750-5192310 PW-EQUIP MAINT 0011760-5192310 PW-OFFICE OF DIR 0011770-5192310 PW -ENGINEERING 0011790-5192310 POLICE 0011910-5212310 PARKS&REC 0012000-5722310 COMMUNITY CENTER 0012020-5192310 Backup Documentation: Q Proposed resolution. Q Sapoznik Health & Wellness Summary Report 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39- 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 RESOLUTION NO.: ______ _ A Resolution approving the selection of Blue Cross and Blue Shield to provide group health insurance and UHC to provide dental and vision coverage for the City of South Miami full time employees to be charged to departmental account numbers respectively. WHEREAS, the Benefits Consultant, Sapoznik Health & Wellness secured more than three competitive quotes for the City's Group Health, Dental and Vision Insurance and recommended Blue Cross and Blue Shield and UHC as the selected providers; and WHEREAS, the City Commission compared the insurance rates, benefit plan design, provider network as well as the City's previous claims experience/ratio; and WHEREAS, the City Commission wishes approve with the selection of Blue Cross and Blue Shield for the provision of Group Health and UHC for the provisions of Dental and Vision Insurance Benefits for all full time employees and participating retirees. WHEREAS, the premium charges shall be charged to departmental line items in account numbers 6101110-5132310, 6101110-5212310, 6101110-5212310, 6101110-5542310, 6101110-5692310, 6101110-5742310, 0011200-5122310, 0011310-5132310, 0011320-5132310, 0011330-5132310, 0011410-5132310, 0011610-5242310, 0011620-5242310, 0011640-5242310, 0011710-5192310, 0011720-5342310, 0011730-5412310, 1111730-5412310, 0011750-5192310, 0011760-5192310, 0011770-5192310, 0011790-5192310, 0011910-5212310, 0012000-5722310, 0012020-5192310. NOW THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE MAYOR AND CITY COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF SOUTH MIAMI, FLORIDA, THAT: Section 1: The City Commission hereby approves and selects Blue Cross and Blue Shield to provide of Group Health and UHC to provide Dental and Vision Insurance for the City of South Miami full time employees for the 2014 fiscal year. Section 2: This resolution shall take effect immediately upon adoption. PASSED AND ADOPTED this __ day of ____ , 2013. ATTEST: CITY CLERK READ AND APPROVED AS TO FORM LANGUAGE, EXECUTION AND LEGALITY: CITY ATTORNEY Approved: MAYOR COMMISSION VOTE: Mayor Stoddard: Vice Mayor Liebman: Commissioner Newman: Commissioner Harris: Commissioner Welsh: Commissioner Harris: Group Name: City of South Miami Effective Date: October 1, 2013 $200 CO-PAY DED & $250 CD-PAY DED THEN 100% DED & $250 CD-PAY DED & $250 CD-PAY DED THEN 100% 60 VISITS $50 CD-PAY 20 VISITS NO $80 CO-PAY $200 CD-PAY CDVERED 100% $275 CO-PAY $325 CO-PAY PER DAY, 5 DAY MAX COVERED 100% COVERED 100% 60 VISITS $65 CO-PAY 30 VISITS '$1000 YES DED, CD-PAY & CD-INS Bess DED THEN 100% DED & $100 CD-PAY DED THEN 100% COVERED 100% DED THEN 100% DED THEN 100% COVERED 100% COVERED 100% 60 VISITS $50 CD-PAY 20 VISITS $1000/$2000 NO CD-PAYS, CD-INS & RX CD-PAY $80 CO-PAY $100 CO-PAY DED & $250 CD-DED, $250 CD-I PAY PAY & 80% $35 CD-PAY DED THEN 100% DED & 80% $150 CD-PAY I DED & $250 CD-DED, $250 CD- PAY PAY & 80% $200 CD-PAY PER DAY, 5 DAY MAX DED & $250 CD-DED, $250 CD- PAY PAY & 80% COVERED 100% DED THEN 100% COVERED 100% DED THEN 100% 60 VISITS 60 VISITS $55 CD-PAY $50 CD-PAY I DED & 80% 30 VISITS 20 VISITS 20 VISITS NONE $1000/$2000 $2000/$4000 N/A NO 10:19 AM Information provided by Sapoznik Insurance is proprietary. It may not be copied, emulated or distributed without express permission. s.· ... P<:·)z ............ $200 CD-PAY I DED & 50% $45 CD-PAY I DED & 50% $300 / $600 CD-I PAY I DED & 50% $700 / $1000 CD-I PAY DED & 50% $45/ $60 CD-PAY I DED & 50% 35 VISITS 35 VISITS $250/$750 I $1000/$3001 YES 8/14/2013