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1 September 10, 2015 TO: FROM: SUBJECT: Local Education Certifying Officers, Human Resource Directors, and Benefits Administrators participating in the School Employees Health Benefits Program New Jersey Division of Pensions and Benefits SEHBP OPEN ENROLLMENT The School Employees Health Benefits Program (SEHBP) Open Enrollment period for Local Education employees will begin on October 1, 2015, and ends on November 2, During the Open Enrollment period employees can make general changes (adding or deleting dependents, changing coverage levels, etc.) or enroll in a different medical or dental plan. All changes to coverage made during this Open Enrollment period will be effective on January 1, Completed employer-certified health benefits and/or dental applications must arrive at the Health Benefits Bureau no later than November 13, 2015, to ensure processing for the start of the 2016 plan year. Note: Employers should submit completed Health Benefits Applications as they are received from employees rather than holding applications for submission at the end of Open Enrollment. MEDICAL PLANS Both Aetna and Horizon Blue Cross Blue Shield of New Jersey will offer Local Education employees Preferred Provider Organization (PPO) plans, Health Maintenance Organization (HMO) plans, and High Deductible Health Plans for the 2016 plan year. The following medical plans are available to Local Education employees: PPO Plans: Aetna Freedom 10; Aetna Freedom 15; Aetna Freedom 1525; Aetna Freedom 2030; AetnaFreedom 2035; NJ DIRECT10; NJ DIRECT15; NJ DIRECT1525; NJ DIRECT2030; NJ DIRECT2035. HMO Plans: Aetna HMO; Aetna HMO 1525; Aetna HMO 2030; Aetna HMO 2035; Horizon HMO; Horizon HMO 1525; Horizon HMO 2030; Horizon HMO High Deductible Health Plans: Aetna Value HD1500; NJ DIRECT HD1500.
2 Open Enrollment Local Education SEHBP Page 2 September 2015 Note: The service areas for the Horizon HMOs are limited to New Jersey, Delaware, and bordering counties of Pennsylvania and New York. DENTAL PLANS The following information is for Local Education employers who provide employee dental coverage through the Employee Dental Plans. Dental coverage is offered to all eligible employees through the Employee Dental Plans. Six different dental plans are offered based on one of two different plan designs Dental Plan Organizations (DPO) and a Dental Expense Plan (DEP). Five DPOs are available: Aetna DMO; CIGNA DHMO; Healthplex; Horizon Dental Choice; and MetLife. DPOs contract with a network of providers for dental services. When an employee or dependent uses a DPO dentist, diagnostic and preventive services are covered in full. Most other eligible expenses require a small copayment. Members must use a provider that participates with the DPO selected to receive coverage. Be sure to confirm that the dentist or dental facility selected is taking new patients and participates with the Employee Dental Plans, since DPOs also service other organizations. The Dental Expense Plan is a preferred provider organization plan that allows members to obtain services from any dentist; however, using an in-network provider will reduce an employee s costs. After satisfying an annual deductible (no deductible for preventive services), members are reimbursed a percentage of the reasonable and customary charges for eligible services. The employee cost for coverage under a dental plan is 50 percent of the actual dental plan premium. Therefore, the employee cost varies depending on which dental plan an employee chooses; however, the rate for coverage under a DPO remains considerably less expensive than the Dental Expense Plan. Dental Plan Rates for 2016 were approved by the State Health Benefits Commission and rate charts for dental coverage for the Local Education Group are to be posted on the Division s website when made available. NJWELL WELLNESS PROGRAM NJWELL is open to employees who are enrolled in the SEHBP. Spouses and eligible partners can also participate, as long as they are covered by the SEHBP plan. Plan Year 2015 will be coming to a close on October 31. In 2015, employees and their covered spouses or partners can receive a gift card worth up to $200 for earning anywhere from 300 to 500 or more points by October 31! Watch your for upcoming information about NJWELL in Information about program will also be posted on the new NJWELL website at: PAYROLL DEDUCTIONS AVAILABLE FOR HDHP PARTICIPANTS Employees participating in the one of the High Deductible Health Plans (HDHP) are able to have tax deferred contributions from their paychecks to fund their Health Savings Account (HSA). If one of your employees chooses (or is currently enrolled) in one of the HDHP, Aetna or Horizon will contact you to
3 Open Enrollment Local Education SEHBP Page 3 September 2015 assist in setting up the payroll deductions. A sample of the HSA Contribution Form can be found online at: SUMMARIES OF BENEFITS AND COVERAGE Detailed information about the SEHBP s medical plans is available through new Summaries of Benefits and Coverage which are posted online at: A direct mailing is being sent to all SEHBP members to announce the availability of the summaries, however, employers are also asked to provide notice of this information to their employees. A sample of the mailer is included with this letter. PLAN RATES Plan rates for 2016 were approved by the School Employees Health Benefits Commission. Rate charts will be posted online via the Division s website. EMPLOYEE CONTRIBUTIONS FOR SEHBP COVERAGE Pursuant to the Pension and Health Benefit Reform (Chapter 78, P.L. 2011) and with the expiration, renewal, or extension of collective negotiations agreements, employees must pay a percentage of the medical and prescription plan. Most Local Education employees are currently contributing at the fouryear phase-in of contribution rates. Employers should advise their employees of the current phased-in contribution level so they can correctly determine the required contributions when considering plan choices. Percentage of premium contribution worksheets and online calculators will be revised for 2016 plan selections and rates. You will be notified when the online calculator is made available. The increase in plan premiums for 2016 will increase the employee contribution for medical and prescription coverage. Employees who are considering a change of medical plan based on cost should review the contribution amounts for the current contribution phase-in level and if applicable, the next phased-in contribution amount increase. WAIVING SEHBP COVERAGE Local Education employees are permitted to waive SEHBP medical and prescription coverage if they have other employer-provided or retiree coverage, or other coverage as a dependent. Employers are permitted to offer an incentive to employees who waive SEHBP coverage. Under Chapter 2, P.L. 2010, the incentive amount for waivers is limited to 25 percent of the amount saved by the employer or $5,000, whichever is less. In addition, because multiple coverage under the SHBP/SEHBP is prohibited, waiver incentives are only payable if the other coverage is through a non-shbp/sehbp plan. To waive coverage a Waiver Form and a Health Benefit Application must be completed and submitted during the Open Enrollment. To waive coverage effective January 1, 2016, employees should indicate Open Enrollment on the waiver form; otherwise, the waiver will be effective before January 1st. PLAN MARKETING CONTACTS Included with this letter you will find a listing of employer marketing contacts for the medical and dental plans. Use these contacts to obtain plan specific information and literature for your employees. These telephone numbers are not for member services. Please forward the information to your Human Resources staff, Benefits Administrators, or any other staff members responsible for the communication and
4 Open Enrollment Local Education SEHBP Page 4 September 2015 administration of health benefits for your employees. Please do not give these telephone numbers to your employees. (Phone numbers and Web address contacts for employees are provided in the upcoming Health Capsule newsletter and on the Division of Pensions and Benefits Website.) HEALTH BENEFITS PROGRAM APPLICATIONS The Health Benefits Program Application SEHBP Local Education Active Employee Group is available for download online on the Division s website. Employers should note that a separate application and contribution form are required for enrollment into any of the High Deductible Health Plans (provide the HSA Contribution Form for any HDHP enrollments). Please be certain that your employees are aware of, and have access to these applications. Completed employer-certified medical and/or dental applications (if applicable) must arrive at the Health Benefits Bureau no later than November 13, 2015, to ensure processing for the start of the 2016 plan year. DISTRIBUTION OF OPEN ENROLLMENT MATERIALS Your assistance in forwarding the communications and materials is very important and vital to making the Open Enrollment period a beneficial experience for your employees. Please watch for the following s and forward them to your employees: Find the Plan that Fits Reminders The Division will be preparing Open Enrollment reminders and videos to be distributed to all employees to take action and to closely review all of their options during Open Enrollment in order to find the plan that fits their needs and/or the needs of their family. Health Capsule Newsletter The Health Capsule newsletter, which details plan changes and other Open Enrollment news. Links to applications, comparison charts, and rates can also be found in this year s Health Capsule. Online Materials As of this mailing, Open Enrollment informational materials are being prepared for posting to our website prior to the October 1st Open Enrollment starting date. When these items become available on our website for Open Enrollment you will be notified immediately. Items include the Summaries of Benefits and Coverage (discussed earlier in this letter) and rate information for plan year If you are not responsible for the communication and administration of health benefits for your employees, please forward this letter and all future Open Enrollment communications to your Human Resources staff, Benefits Administrators, or any other staff members who will be distributing the Open Enrollment materials to your employees. SOCIAL MEDIA We encourage you and your employees to stay connected to the Division throughout Open Enrollment via our social media accounts listed below:
5 Open Enrollment Local Education SEHBP Page 5 September ADDITIONAL INFORMATION If you have any questions about the SEHBP Open Enrollment or the information in this letter, please contact our Office of Client Services at (609) or send an to: [email protected] Thank you for your assistance in making the SEHBP Open Enrollment a success for your employees. Enclosure Plan Marketing Contacts Summaries of Benefits and Coverage sample
6 (MEDICAL 2015) SCHOOL EMPLOYEES HEALTH BENEFITS PROGRAM MEDICAL PLAN MARKETING MATERIAL CONTACTS OPEN ENROLLMENT PLAN YEAR 2016 PLAN NAME PHONE NUMBER CONTACT PERSON NJ DIRECT10*; NJ DIRECT15; NJ DIRECT1525; NJ DIRECT2030; NJ DIRECT2035; Horizon HMO; Horizon HMO 1525; Horizon HMO 2030; Horizon HMO 2035; NJ DIRECT HD1500; NJ DIRECT HD4000* Administered by Horizon Blue Cross Blue Shield of New Jersey (973) Christopher Lowry Fax: (973) Aetna Freedom10*; Aetna Freedom15; Aetna Freedom1525, Aetna Freedom2030; Aetna Freedom2035; Aetna HMO; Aetna HMO 1525; Aetna HMO 2030; Aetna HMO 2035; Aetna Value HD1500; Aetna Value HD4000* (215) Jennifer Moyer *NJ DIRECT10 and Aetna Freedom10 are not available to State Employees. NJ DIRECT HD4000 and Aetna Value HD4000 are not available to Local Education Employees. These phone numbers are for Human Resource Representatives to use in contacting the medical plans to obtain booklets/plan literature for employee distribution. The numbers are NOT for membership services please do not provide them to your employees. (10/15)
7 (DENTAL 2015) EMPLOYEE DENTAL PLANS MARKETING MATERIAL CONTACTS OPEN ENROLLMENT PLAN YEAR 2016 PLAN NAME PHONE NUMBER CONTACT PERSON Aetna DMO (215) Jennifer Moyer CIGNA DHMO (201) International Health Care Services (Healthplex) (516) Bobbi Sumenek Lauren Incarnato Horizon Healthcare Dental, Inc. (973) MetLife (908) Christopher Lowry Fax: (973) Connie Gildein Dental Expense Plan Administered by Aetna Dental (215) Jennifer Moyer These phone numbers are for Human Resource Representatives to use in contacting the dental plans to obtain booklets/plan literature for employee distribution. The numbers are NOT for membership services please do not provide them to your employees. (10/15)
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