Health Benefits Guide FOR TIER 1 RETIRED MEMBERS



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L ACE R S 2016 Health Benefits Guide FOR TIER 1 RETIRED MEMBERS

LACERS 2016 Health Benefits Guide Supplement This Supplement to the LACERS 2016 Health Benefits Guide contains subsidy and monthly allowance deduction information for those Tier 1 Retired Members whose maximum medical subsidies are capped as a result of changes to the Los Angeles Administrative Code (Administrative Code), which became effective in 2011. Please read this Supplement carefully. The health benefit information provided in this Supplement applies to you and differs from the subsidy information listed in the 2016 Health Benefits Guide. Why Did I Receive this Supplement? You received this 2016 Health Benefits Guide Supplement because our records indicate that your retiree medical subsidy was capped due to changes made to the Administrative Code in 2011. What Changes Were Made to the Administrative Code that Capped My? LACERS Members whose bargaining units agreed to contribute an additional 4% of pay toward retiree health care and actually made at least one payment of the 4% additional contribution while an Active Employee, continue to be eligible for any annual increases to the LACERS maximum medical subsidy approved by the LACERS Board of Administration. LACERS Members who left City before July 1, 2011, (Deferred Vested) and retired later also are eligible for any annual increases to the LACERS maximum medical subsidy approved by the LACERS Board of Administration. The Eligible Survivors of these Members also are eligible for increases to the maximum medical subsidy. LACERS Members who retired on or after July 1, 2011, and did not make additional retirement contributions toward retiree health care are not eligible for any annual increases to their LACERS maximum medical subsidy (subsidies are capped ). The subsidies for the Eligible Survivors of these Members also are capped. The subsidies of Tier 1 Members who retired before July 1, 2011, and their Eligible Survivors, are unaffected by these changes. What If I Think the Cap Should Not Apply to Me? If you retired as a Deferred Vested Member who had left City employment prior to July 1, 2011, and you received this Supplement, please contact LACERS at (800) 779-8328. or If you believe you made the additional retirement contributions described above while you were an Active Employee, check your Active Member pay stubs, especially the final pay stub you received from your active City employment. Look in the Deductions section for an item labeled Ret Health Defrayal. Was a deduction taken from your paycheck under the line item Ret Health Defrayal while you were still an Active Employee of the City of Los Angeles? If so, please contact LACERS at (800) 779-8328. 1

LACERS 2016 Health Benefits Guide Supplement If you cannot find your pay stubs or have other questions, please call LACERS at (800) 779-8328. A LACERS representative will be able to tell you if this Supplement applies to you. For Retired Members Subject to the Medical Cap For Retired Members subject to the subsidy cap, medical subsidy a m o u n t s are detailed on pages 3-4 of this Supplement. For subsidy eligibility rules, see page 10 of the 2016 Health Benefits Guide if you are a Retired Member, or page 13 of the 2016 Health Benefits Guide if you are an Eligible Survivor. LACERS Dental Unaffected by the Administrative Code Changes Your dental subsidy is not affected by the Administrative Code changes. To learn more about LACERS dental plans and subsidies, please refer to pages 50-53 of the 2016 Health Benefits Guide. Only Retired Members are eligible for dental plan subsidies. Eligible Survivors of Tier 1 Retired Members enrolled in a LACERS dental plan must pay their entire dental plan premium. LACERS Medical Plan LACERS medical plan premiums apply to all Retired Members and Eligible Survivors, regardless of retirement date and whether additional contributions were made. Medical plan premiums can be found on pages 38-39 of the LACERS 2016 Health Benefits Guide. 2

Medical Plan Payroll Deductions Your medical subsidy may or may not cover the total cost of your monthly premium. If your medical subsidy amount is less than your monthly medical plan premium, then the balance is deducted from your retirement allowance. Medical Plan Premium Medical Amount = Allowance Deduction 2016 Maximum Medical Plan Subsidies for Retired Members Subject to the Cap Member without Medicare or with Medicare Part B Only Member Type 2016 Maximum Retired Member $1,190.00 Eligible Survivor $593.62 Member with Medicare Parts A & B For Retired Members and Eligible Survivors subject to the subsidy cap, the 2016 maximum subsidies for all plans will be less than the monthly premiums, resulting in a monthly retirement allowance deduction, regardless of years of. HMO Anthem Blue Cross Life & Health Medicare Supplement Plan CA - Kaiser Permanente Senior Advantage CA SCAN UnitedHealthcare HMO CA AZ NV Maximum Available $487.71 $229.89 $258.18 $256.72 $323.19 $229.82 $478.43 $203.27 $223.88 $219.09 $265.14 $179.29 Eligible Survivors Covering Dependents Subsidies for Eligible Survivors cannot be used toward dependent coverage. 3

Medical Plan Charts for Retired Members Retired Member Only without Medicare or with Medicare Part B Only % of Maximum 2016 Amount % of Maximum 2016 Amount 10 40% $476.00 11 44% $523.60 12 48% $571.20 13 52% $618.80 14 56% $666.40 15 60% $714.00 16 64% $761.60 17 68% $809.20 18 72% $856.80 19 76% $904.40 20 80% $952.00 21 84% $999.60 22 88% $1,047.20 23 92% $1,094.80 24 96% $1,142.40 25+ 100% $1,190.00 Retired Member Only with Medicare Parts A & B Retired Members with both Parts A & B of Medicare receive the following percentages of the maximum medical subsidy amount based on the 2011 single-party premium of their medical plan. % of Maximum 10 to 14 years 75% 15 to 19 years 90% 20+ years 100% If you are a Retired Member with both Parts A & B of Medicare and are covering dependents, the amount of subsidy that will be available for your dependents will be the subsidy amount available to them if you were enrolled in the corresponding non-medicare medical plan, up to the amount that was provided for dependent coverage in the corresponding plan in 2011. This does not apply to the Medical Premium Reimbursement Program (MPRP). 4

2014 Medical Plan Charts for Eligible Survivors Medical subsidies may only be applied toward the LACERS medical plan coverage of the Eligible Survivor. Subsidies for Eligible Survivors cannot be used toward dependent coverage. Any unused subsidy cannot be received as cash compensation. Eligible Survivor without Medicare or with Medicare Part B Only % of Maximum 2016 Amount % of Maximum 2016 Amount 10 40% $237.45 18 72% $427.41 11 44% $261.19 19 76% $451.15 12 48% $284.94 20 80% $474.90 13 52% $308.68 21 84% $498.64 14 56% $332.43 22 88% $522.39 15 60% $356.17 23 92% $546.13 16 64% $379.92 24 96% $569.88 17 68% $403.66 25+ 100% $593.62 Eligible Survivor with Medicare Parts A & B Eligible Survivors with both Parts A & B of Medicare receive the following percentages of the maximum medical subsidy amount based on the 2011 single-party premium of their medical plan. % of Maximum 10 to 14 years 75% 15 to 19 years 90% 20+ years 100% 5

Retirement Allowance Deductions for Retired Members Once your medical subsidy (based on your years of ) has been applied to your medical plan's monthly premium, any remaining balance will be subtracted from your monthly retirement allowance as a deduction (monthly allowance deduction). Retired Member Only without Medicare or with Medicare Part B Only HMO (CA) Anthem Blue Cross Kaiser Permanente Anthem Blue Cross $1,072.83 $748.03 $1,001.89 Allowance Deduction 10 $596.83 $272.03 $525.89 11 $549.23 $224.43 $478.29 12 $501.63 $176.83 $430.69 13 $454.03 $129.23 $383.09 14 $406.43 $81.63 $335.49 15 $358.83 $34.03 $287.89 16 $311.23 $0.00 $240.29 17 $263.63 $0.00 $192.69 18 $216.03 $0.00 $145.09 19 $168.43 $0.00 $97.49 20 $120.83 $0.00 $49.89 21 $73.23 $0.00 $2.29 22 $25.63 $0.00 $0.00 23 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 24 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 25+ $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 6

Retired Member Only with Medicare Parts A & B HMO Anthem Blue Cross Life & Health Medicare Supplement Plan CA Kaiser Permanente Senior Advantage CA SCAN UnitedHealthcare HMO CA AZ NV $487.71 $229.89 $258.18 $256.72 $323.19 $229.82 10 to 14 15 to 19 20+ Allowance Deduction $128.89 $77.44 $90.27 $92.40 $124.33 $95.35 $57.12 $46.95 $56.69 $59.54 $84.56 $68.46 $9.28 $26.62 $34.30 $37.63 $58.05 $50.53 Need help understanding your medical plan subsidy? Please don t hesitate to contact LACERS for help at (800) 779-8328, TDD (888)349-3996, or at: LACERS.health@lacers.org 7

Retired Member and Dependent without Medicare or with Medicare Part B Only HMO (CA) Anthem Blue Cross Kaiser Permanente Anthem Blue Cross $2,141.19 $1,496.06 $1,999.31 Allowance Deductions 10 $1,665.19 $1,020.06 $1,523.31 11 $1,617.59 $972.46 $1,475.71 12 $1,569.99 $924.86 $1,428.11 13 $1,522.39 $877.26 $1,380.51 14 $1,474.79 $829.66 $1,332.91 15 $1,427.19 $782.06 $1,285.31 16 $1,379.59 $734.46 $1,237.71 17 $1,331.99 $686.86 $1,190.11 18 $1,284.39 $639.26 $1,142.51 19 $1,236.79 $591.66 $1,094.91 20 $1,189.19 $544.06 $1,047.31 21 $1,141.59 $496.46 $999.71 22 $1,093.99 $448.86 $952.11 23 $1,046.39 $401.26 $904.51 24 $998.79 $353.66 $856.91 25+ $951.19 $306.06 $809.31 8

Retired Member without Medicare and Dependent with Medicare Parts A & B (Dual Care) HMO/Senior Plan (CA) Anthem Blue Cross Life & Health Medicare Supplement Plan Kaiser Permanente/ Senior Advantage Anthem Blue Cross HMO/ SCAN HMO Anthem Blue Cross HMO/ UnitedHealthcare HMO $1,556.07 $977.92 $1,255.60 $1,254.14 Allowance Deduction 10 $1,080.07 $501.92 $779.60 $778.14 11 $1,032.47 $454.32 $732.00 $730.54 12 $984.87 $406.72 $684.40 $682.94 13 $937.27 $359.12 $636.80 $635.34 14 $889.67 $311.52 $589.20 $587.74 15 $842.07 $263.92 $541.60 $540.14 16 $794.47 $216.32 $494.00 $492.54 17 $746.87 $168.72 $446.40 $444.94 18 $699.27 $121.12 $398.80 $397.34 19 $651.67 $73.52 $351.20 $349.74 20 $604.07 $25.92 $303.60 $302.14 21 $556.47 $0.00 $256.00 $254.54 22 $508.87 $0.00 $208.40 $206.94 23 $461.27 $0.00 $160.80 $159.34 24 $413.67 $0.00 $113.20 $111.74 25+ $366.07 $0.00 $65.60 $64.14 9

Retired Member with Medicare Parts A & B and Dependent without Medicare (Dual Care) HMO/Senior Plan (CA) Anthem Blue Cross Life & Health Medicare Supplement Plan Kaiser Permanente/ Senior Advantage Anthem Blue Cross HMO/SCAN Anthem Blue Cross HMO/ UnitedHealthcare HMO $1,556.07 $977.92 $1,255.60 $1,254.14 Allowance Deduction 10 $1,197.25 $825.47 $1,087.69 $1,089.82 11 $1,197.25 $825.47 $1,087.69 $1,089.82 12 $1,197.25 $825.47 $1,087.69 $1,089.82 13 $1,197.25 $825.47 $1,087.69 $1,089.82 14 $1,197.25 $825.47 $1,087.69 $1,089.82 15 $1,125.48 $794.98 $1,054.11 $1,056.96 16 $1,125.48 $781.41 $1,054.11 $1,056.96 17 $1,125.48 $733.81 $1,054.11 $1,056.96 18 $1,125.48 $686.21 $1,054.11 $1,056.96 19 $1,125.48 $638.61 $1,054.11 $1,056.96 20 $1,077.64 $570.68 $1,031.72 $1,035.05 21 $1,077.64 $523.08 $1,031.72 $1,035.05 22 $1,077.64 $475.48 $986.41 $989.74 23 $1,055.67 $427.88 $938.81 $942.14 24 $1,008.07 $380.28 $891.21 $894.54 25+ $960.47 $332.68 $843.61 $846.94 10

Retired Member and Dependent Both with Medicare Parts A & B HMO Anthem Blue Cross Life & Health Medicare Supplement Plan CA Kaiser Permanente Senior Advantage CA SCAN UnitedHealthcare HMO CA AZ NV $970.95 $459.78 $511.89 $508.97 $641.91 $455.17 Allowance Deduction 10 $612.13 $307.33 $343.98 $344.65 $443.05 $320.70 11 $612.13 $307.33 $343.98 $344.65 $443.05 $320.70 12 $612.13 $307.33 $343.98 $344.65 $443.05 $320.70 13 $612.13 $307.33 $343.98 $344.65 $443.05 $320.70 14 $612.13 $307.33 $343.98 $344.65 $443.05 $320.70 15 $540.36 $276.84 $310.40 $311.79 $403.28 $293.81 16 $540.36 $263.27 $310.40 $311.79 $403.28 $293.81 17 $540.36 $215.67 $310.40 $311.79 $403.28 $293.81 18 $540.36 $168.07 $310.40 $311.79 $403.28 $293.81 19 $540.36 $120.47 $310.40 $311.79 $403.28 $293.81 20 $492.52 $53.24 $288.01 $289.88 $376.77 $275.88 21 $492.52 $53.24 $288.01 $289.88 $376.77 $275.88 22 $492.52 $53.24 $242.70 $244.57 $331.46 $230.57 23 $470.55 $53.24 $195.10 $196.97 $283.86 $182.97 24 $422.95 $53.24 $147.50 $149.37 $236.26 $135.37 25+ $375.35 $53.24 $99.90 $101.77 $188.66 $100.84 11

Retired Member with Medicare Parts A & B and Family without Medicare (Dual Care) HMO/Senior Plan (CA) Anthem Blue Cross Life & Health Medicare Supplement Plan Kaiser Permanente/ Senior Advantage Anthem Blue Cross HMO/ SCAN HMO Anthem Blue Cross HMO/ UnitedHealthcare HMO $1,938.00 $1,426.74 $1,861.12 $1,859.66 Allowance Deduction 10 $1,579.18 $1,274.29 $1,693.21 $1,695.34 11 $1,579.18 $1,274.29 $1,693.21 $1,695.34 12 $1,579.18 $1,274.29 $1,693.21 $1,695.34 13 $1,579.18 $1,274.29 $1,693.21 $1,695.34 14 $1,579.18 $1,274.29 $1,693.21 $1,695.34 15 $1,507.41 $1,243.80 $1,659.63 $1,662.48 16 $1,507.41 $1,230.23 $1,659.63 $1,662.48 17 $1,507.41 $1,182.63 $1,659.63 $1,662.48 18 $1,507.41 $1,135.03 $1,659.63 $1,662.48 19 $1,507.41 $1,087.43 $1,659.63 $1,662.48 20 $1,459.57 $1,019.50 $1,637.24 $1,640.57 21 $1,459.57 $971.90 $1,637.24 $1,640.57 22 $1,459.57 $924.30 $1,591.93 $1,595.26 23 $1,437.60 $876.70 $1,544.33 $1,547.66 24 $1,390.00 $829.10 $1,496.73 $1,500.06 25+ $1,342.40 $781.50 $1,449.13 $1,452.46 12

Retired Member and Family without Medicare or with Medicare Part B Only HMO (CA) Anthem Blue Cross Kaiser Permanente Anthem Blue Cross $2,523.12 $1,944.88 $2,604.83 Allowance Deduction 10 $2,047.12 $1,468.88 $2,128.83 11 $1,999.52 $1,421.28 $2,081.23 12 $1,951.92 $1,373.68 $2,033.63 13 $1,904.32 $1,326.08 $1,986.03 14 $1,856.72 $1,278.48 $1,938.43 15 $1,809.12 $1,230.88 $1,890.83 16 $1,761.52 $1,183.28 $1,843.23 17 $1,713.92 $1,135.68 $1,795.63 18 $1,666.32 $1,088.08 $1,748.03 19 $1,618.72 $1,040.48 $1,700.43 20 $1,571.12 $992.88 $1,652.83 21 $1,523.52 $945.28 $1,605.23 22 $1,475.92 $897.68 $1,557.63 23 $1,428.32 $850.08 $1,510.03 24 $1,380.72 $802.48 $1,462.43 25+ $1,333.12 $754.88 $1,414.83 13

Retirement Allowance Deductions for Eligible Survivors Once your medical subsidy (based on the Retired Member's years of ) has been applied to your plan's monthly premium, any remaining balance will be subtracted from your monthly Continuance/Survivorship as a deduction (monthly allowance deduction). Eligible Survivor without Medicare or with Medicare Part B Only HMO (CA) Anthem Blue Cross Kaiser Permanente Anthem Blue Cross $1,072.83 $748.03 $1,001.89 Allowance Deduction 10 $835.38 $510.58 $764.44 11 $811.64 $486.84 $740.70 12 $787.89 $463.09 $716.95 13 $764.15 $439.35 $693.21 14 $740.40 $415.60 $669.46 15 $716.66 $391.86 $645.72 16 $692.91 $368.11 $621.97 17 $669.17 $344.37 $598.23 18 $645.42 $320.62 $574.48 19 $621.68 $296.88 $550.74 20 $597.93 $273.13 $526.99 21 $574.19 $249.39 $503.25 22 $550.44 $225.64 $479.50 23 $526.70 $201.90 $455.76 24 $502.95 $178.15 $432.01 25+ $479.21 $154.41 $408.27 14

Eligible Survivor with Medicare Parts A & B HMO Anthem Blue Cross Life & Health Medicare Supplement Plan CA Kaiser Permanente Senior Advantage CA SCAN UnitedHealthcare HMO CA AZ NV $487.71 $229.89 $258.18 $256.72 $323.19 $229.82 Allowance Deduction 10 to 14 $128.89 $77.44 $90.27 $92.40 $124.33 $95.35 15 to 19 $57.12 $46.95 $56.69 $59.54 $84.56 $68.46 20+ $9.28 $26.62 $34.30 $37.63 $58.05 $50.53 15