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Employee Benefits

Medical Options Point of Enrollment-Gated (POE-G) Network-based care only except in emergencies Primary care physician referrals required Point-of-Enrollment (POE) Network-based care only except in emergencies No referrals to specialists required Point-of-Service (POS) In-Network Out-of-Network: $300/person deductible, 80/20 coinsurance Emergencies covered as in-network

Medical Insurance Carriers o o Regional network: CT, MA, RI Nationwide access o o Regional network: CT, NJ, NY (Oxford network, not UnitedHealthcare) Nationwide access: UnitedHealthcare network (outside of CT, NJ, NY) Note: You must live or work within a plan s regional service area to enroll in that plan even though the plan has a national network

Medical Biweekly Paycheck Deductions BIWEEKLY DEDUCTIONS FOR EMPLOYEES ON REGULAR PAYROLL July 1, 2015 June 30, 2016 Empl Only Empl + 1 Family FLES* Point-of-Enrollment Gated (POE-G) Anthem State BlueCare POE Plus $26.81 $ 77.54 $ 99.63 $ 52.14 United Healthcare Oxford HMO $20.26 $ 58.01 $ 74.53 $ 39.00 Point-of-Enrollment (POE) Anthem State BlueCare $29.45 $ 88.73 $118.10 $ 59.28 United Healthcare Oxford HMO Select $23.76 $ 71.59 $ 95.28 $ 47.82 Point-of-Service (POS) Anthem State BlueCare $ 37.93 $131.05 $151.40 $ 67.90 United Healthcare Oxford Freedom Select $ 31.09 $107.42 $124.11 $ 55.66 Out of Area Point-of-Service (POS) (non-ct residents only) Anthem State Preferred $ 37.93 $131.05 $151.40 $ 67.90 United Healthcare Oxford USA $ 31.09 $107.42 $124.11 $ 55.66 *Family Less Employed Spouse (FLES) rate is available only when both spouses are employed by the State of Connecticut, eligible for health insurance, and enrolled in the same plan, along with at least one child.

Health Enhancement Program (HEP) Key components Preventive physical examinations Preventive screenings Disease counseling and education programs Election covers employees and covered family members Financial incentives to participate Copayment waived for physicals Two free dental cleanings per year, plus no limit on periodontal care (for covered members enrolled in dental) Disease management: waived office visit copays, reduced prescription drug copays, $100 compliance payment Financial disincentive for non-participation/non-compliance $100/month premium $350 per person annual deductible ($1,400 family max) Participants who are non-compliant Given appropriate notice and opportunity to improve Ineligible to re-enroll until start of following month

2015 HEP Preventive Care Requirements Preventive Service Birth Age 5 Preventive Visit 1 per year 1 every other year Age 6-17 Age 18-24 Age 25-29 Age 30-39 Age 40-49 Age 50+ Every 3 years Every 3 years Every 3 years Every 2 years Every year Vision Exam N/A N/A Every 7 years Every 7 years Every 7 years Every 4 years Age 50-64: Every 3 years Age 65+: Every 2 years Dental Cleanings* Cholesterol Screening Breast Cancer Screening (Mammogram) Cervical Cancer Screening (Pap Smear) Colorectal Cancer Screening N/A At least 1 per year At least 1 per year N/A N/A Every 5 years (20+) At least 1 per year At least 1 per year N/A N/A N/A N/A 1 screening between age 35-39** N/A N/A Every 3 years (21+) At least 1 per year At least 1 per year Every 5 years Every 3 years Every 2 years Every year As recommended by Physician As recommended by Physician Every 3 years Every 3 years Every 3 years Every 3 years N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A Colonoscopy every 10 years or Annual FIT/FOBT Financial incentive: office visit copayments waived/rebated *Dental cleanings are required for family members who are participating in one of the State dental plans **Or as recommended by your physician

HEP-Counseling, Education & Incentives Disease Counseling and Education Programs Diabetes, both Type 1 and 2 Heart failure/heart disease Hypertension Asthma and COPD Hyperlipidemia Health Care Counselor Explains current strategies to control the disease, provides written materials and info about online resources Financial incentives Office visit copayments waived/rebated Prescription drug copayments reduced: $0/5/12.50 (waived for drugs prescribed for diabetes) $100 cash payment for compliance in disease management program

Pharmacy Benefits through Caremark For Maintenance Drugs 90-Day Supply Tier 1: Generic drug $5 $5 Non-Maintenance Drugs 30-Day Supply Tier 2: Preferred brandname drug Tier 3: Non-preferred brand-name drug Where filled $10 $20 $25 ($10 if your physician certifies the non-preferred brand-name drug is medically necessary) First 30-day fill can be at any participating pharmacy. After that, choice: Caremark mail order pharmacy Pharmacy that participates in State s Maintenance Drug Network $35 ($20 if your physician certifies the non-preferred brand-name drug is medically necessary) Participating pharmacies Note: Copays for medications to treat chronic conditions under the HEP program: Tier I (generic): $0 Tier 2 (preferred): $5 Tier 3 (non-preferred): $12.50 $0 for medications and supplies to treat diabetes (Type 1 and Type 2)

Dental Options through CIGNA Basic Plan (any dentist) Enhanced Plan (network) Annual Deductible None $25/individual, $75/family None Annual Maximum None ($500 per person for Periodontics) $3,000 per person (excluding orthodontics) DHMO (network only) Exams, Cleanings, and X-rays Covered at 100% Covered at 100% 1 Covered at 100% Periodontal Maintenance Covered at 80% 2 Covered at 100% 2 Covered 3 Simple Restoration None - Fillings - Oral Surgery Covered at 80% Covered at 67% Covered at 80% Covered at 80% Covered 3 Covered 3 Major Restoration - Crowns - Dentures, Fixed Bridges - Implants Covered at 67% Not covered 4 Not covered 4 Covered at 67% Covered at 50% Covered at 50% (up to $500) Covered 3 Covered 3 Not covered Orthodontia Not covered Plan pays $1,500 per person per lifetime Covered 3 1 If using out-of-network dentists, you will be subject to balance billing if your dentist charges more than the maximum allowable charge 2 If enrolled in HEP: No annual maximum on services for periodontal maintenance (2 per calendar year) or scaling and root planing 3 Contact CIGNA for patient co-pay amounts 4 While not covered, you will get the discounted rate on these services if you visit a network dentist, unless prohibited by state law

Dental Biweekly Payroll Deductions BIWEEKLY DEDUCTIONS FOR EMPLOYEES ON REGULAR PAYROLL July 1, 2015 June 30, 2016 Employee Only Employee + 1 Family FLES* Basic $ 0.00 $ 13.94 $ 13.94 $ 7.14 Enhanced $ 0.00 $ 11.94 $ 11.94 $ 6.12 DHMO $ 0.00 $ 4.55 $ 6.45 $ 2.65 *Family Less Employed Spouse (FLES) rate is available only when both spouses are employed by the State of Connecticut, eligible for health insurance, and enrolled in the same plan, along with at least one child. 11:00 AM - 11:30 AM Benefits

Medical & Dental Information Eligible Dependents Spouse (including same-sex), or party to a civil union Dependent children Medical to age 26 Dental to age 19 No age limit if disabled Effective Date First of month following hire date/transfer Changing Your Elections Open enrollment: effective July 1 each year Qualifying status change

Life Insurance Basic Life Insurance (Contributory plan) Supplemental Life Insurance (Employee pay all) Available to AAUP, UCPEA, Managerial/Confidential, Postdoctoral Fellows and Law School faculty with annual earnings of $45,500 or more Administered by Dearborn National No evidence of good health required if you enroll within 31 days of hire Effective date is six months following hire date Continue a reduced amount of life insurance in retirement at no cost

Retirement Plans Employees Ineligible for Retirement Plan Postdoctoral Fellows J1 or F1 visa holders State Employees Retirement System (SERS) Tier III Defined benefit plan Based on years of service and salary Employee contributes 2% (hazardous duty employees contribute 5%) Vesting: 10 years service Options available to AAUP, UCPEA, Managerial/Confidential, Law School Faculty in lieu of SERS Alternate Retirement Program (ARP) Hybrid Plan

Retirement Plans Alternate Retirement Program (ARP) Defined contribution plan Employee contributes 5%, State contributes 8% (total 13%) Employee directs how monies are invested Vesting: immediate Administered through Prudential Hybrid Plan Defined benefit plan Employee contributes 5% Vesting: 10 years service Upon retirement, vested employees have a choice: SERS benefit Cash out option: employee contributions, matched by employer, plus 4% interest

Retirement Choice Employees with choice have 60 days following hire date to make their election Decision is irrevocable Long Term Disability insurance plan automatically provided to ARP participants

Retiree Health Benefits Employees contribute 3% of pay for first 10 years of state service Only employees with vested retiree health benefits from former employer can waive coverage and contributions Vested in retiree health benefits after 15 years of actual state service Retiree health benefits available at retirement For employees who leave prior to early or normal retirement, retiree health insurance commences when age and service equals 75 or more Employees who leave state service prior to 15 years can request a refund of contributions

Additional Benefits Life Insurance Term life insurance through Dearborn National Aetna Universal Life Insurance VOYA Universal Life Insurance Retirement Savings: 403(b), 457, Roth 403(b), Roth 457 through Long Term Disability through Aetna (for employees enrolled in SERS or Hybrid) Short Term Disability The Hartford (for employees enrolled in ARP) Colonial Supplemental Insurance Company Dearborn National

Additional Benefits Flexible Spending Accounts Dependent Care Assistance Program MEDFLEX Qualified Transportation Account Long Term Care Auto and Homeowner Insurance Metropolitan Casualty & Property Insurance Company & Affiliates Liberty Mutual Insurance Company Travelers

WorkLife Resources Work/Life Connections website Employee Assistance Program (EAP)

Complete Forms by Deadline Personalized enrollment form will be emailed to you at your uconn.edu address: Medical election Dental election Life Insurance election The email will include a link to the e-forms packet on the HR website: Employee Information and Change Form Equal Employment Opportunity Information Sheet Voluntary Self-Identification of Disability Retiree Health Fund Enrollment Form Health Enhancement Program Enrollment Designation of Retirement System-Tier-Plan-Beneficiary Retirement Credit Purchase Request for Prior Miscellaneous Service

Form Submission & Verification Original forms can be mailed or delivered in person and should include copies of proof documents Option to schedule appointment with a Benefits Representative Review Confirmation Report Mailed within two weeks following receipt of completed paperwork Look for Medical/Pharmacy/Dental ID cards Mailed within 30 days following receipt of completed paperwork Verify accuracy of payroll deductions