Municipal Employee Acknowledgement Form For GIC Eligible Employees

Municipal Employee Acknowledgement Form For GIC Eligible Employees You are responsible for familiarizing yourself with your benefit options and making your elections within 10 days of the date of hire: Health Insurance Options Summary of Benefits and Coverage (www.mass.gov/gic/sbc) Your signature is required on this form before your municipality can process your benefit elections. Please sign, date and return this form to your GIC Coordinator after you have reviewed the Benefit Decision Guide. I hereby acknowledge that I have reviewed the most recent GIC Benefit Decision Guide and understand my benefit options before I made my benefit elections. I understand that if I enroll in GIC health insurance, my premiums will be deducted on a pretax basis unless I elect post tax benefits. Name: (Please print) Signature: Date: Employee: Return this signed form to your GIC Coordinator/Benefits Office with your benefit elections. GIC Coordinator: Give employee copy of this form and retain original signed form in employee s personnel file. Do not send to the GIC. 9/13

FOR COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEES, RETIREES & SURVIVORS Benefits and Rates Effective July 1, 2014 2014-2015 GIC BENEFIT DECISION GUIDE ANNUAL ENROLLMENT April 9 - May 7, 2014 Evaluate Your Options Carefully!

HOW TO USE THIS GUIDE All members should read: Annual Enrollment Checklist.......................... 2 New Hire and Annual Enrollment Overview.............. 3 Annual Enrollment News............................ 4 Benefit Changes Effective July 1, 2014................ 5 Frequently Asked Questions......................... 6 Employee/Non-Medicare Limited Network Plans Great Value; Quality Coverage........................ 8 Employee/Non-Medicare Health Plan Locations.......... 9 Calendar Year Deductible Questions and Answers....... 10 Medicare and Your GIC Benefits..................... 11 Medicare Health Plan Locations..................... 13 Monthly Group Insurance Commission (GIC) Full Cost Rates Effective July 1, 2014................. 14 Find out about your Employee/ Non-Medicare health plan options: Prescription Drug Benefits.......................... 15 Employee and Non-Medicare Retiree/ Survivor Health Plans.............................. 16 Find out about your Medicare health plan options: Prescription Drug Benefits.......................... 15 Medicare Health Plans............................. 27 Find out about other benefit options: GIC Retiree Dental Plan............................ 33 The Benefit Decision Guide is an overview of GIC benefits and is not a benefit handbook. Contact the plans or visit the GIC s website for more detailed plan handbooks. Resources for additional information: Inscripción Anual................................. 34..................................... 34 Website........................................ 34 Ghi Danh Hàng Năm.............................. 34 Health Fair Schedule.............................. 35 GIC Plan Contact Information........................ 36 Glossary........................................ 37 IMPORTANT REMINDERS This Benefit Decision Guide contains important benefit and rate changes effective July 1, 2014. Review pages 4-5, and 14 for details. Read the Annual Enrollment Checklist on page 2 for information to consider when selecting a health plan. Read the Employee/Non-Medicare Limited Network Plans Great Value; Quality Coverage section on page 8 to find out more about limited network plan options for Employees and Non-Medicare Retirees/Survivors. If you want to keep your current GIC health plan, you do not need to fill out any paperwork. Your coverage will continue automatically. Once you choose a health plan, you cannot change plans until the next annual enrollment, even if your doctor or hospital leaves the health plan, unless you have a qualifying event, such as moving out of the plan s service area or retirees/survivors becoming Medicare eligible (in which case, you must enroll in a Medicare plan). Your annual enrollment forms or requests are due no later than Wednesday, May 7, 2014. Forms and applications are available on the GIC s website (www.mass.gov/gic/forms). Changes go into effect July 1, 2014: Active employees and New GIC Enrollees: GIC enrollment forms and, if not already enrolled in a GIC plan, required documentation as outlined on the Forms section of our website to the GIC Coordinator in your benefits office. Existing Municipal Retirees/Survivors: For health plan changes, municipal enrollment/change form or written request to the GIC. Retiree Dental form to the GIC Coordinator in your benefits office. 1

ANNUAL ENROLLMENT CHECKLIST STEP 1: IDENTIFY which health plan(s) you are eligible to join: If you are retired, determine if you are eligible for Medicare (see page 11). Where you live determines which plan(s) you may enroll in. See the map on page 9 for Employee/Non-Medicare health plan locations and page 13 for Medicare plan locations. See each health plan page for eligibility details (see pages 16-32). Do Your Homework During Annual Enrollment Even If You Want to Stay in the Same Health Plan STEP 2: For the plans you are eligible to join and are interested in... REVIEW their benefit summaries (see pages 16-32). WEIGH features that are important to you, such as out-of-network benefits, prescription drug coverage, and mental health benefits. REVIEW their monthly rates (see separate rate chart). CONSIDER enrolling in a limited network plan if you are an employee or Non-Medicare retiree/survivor you will save money on your monthly premium (see page 8). CONTACT the plan to find out about benefits that are not described in this guide. STEP 3: Find out if your doctors and hospitals are in the plan s network. Call the plan or visit the plan s website and search for your own and your covered family members doctors and hospitals. Be sure to specify the health plan s full name, such as Harvard Pilgrim Primary Choice Plan or Harvard Pilgrim Independence Plan, not just Harvard Pilgrim. Your health plan selection is binding until the next annual enrollment, even if your doctor or hospital leaves your health plan s network during the year. The health plan will help you find another provider. STEP 4: Check on copay tier assignments that affect what you pay when you get physician or hospital services. Copay tiers do not apply to the GIC Medicare plans. Physician and hospital copay tiers can change each July 1 for GIC Employee and Non-Medicare Retiree/Survivor plans. During annual enrollment, check to see if your doctor s or hospital s tier has changed. THREE GREAT RESOURCES 1 The plan s website: Get additional benefit details, information about network physicians, tools to make health care decisions and more. See page 36 for website addresses. 2 The health plan s customer service line: A representative can help you. See page 36 for phone numbers. 3 A GIC Health Fair: Talk with plan representatives and get personalized information and answers to your questions. See page 35 for the health fair schedule. 2

NEW HIRE AND ANNUAL ENROLLMENT OVERVIEW Annual enrollment gives you the opportunity to review your benefit options and enroll in a health plan or make changes if you desire. If you are a current municipal enrollee and want to keep the same GIC health plan, you do NOT need to fill out any paperwork. Your coverage will continue automatically. NEW EMPLOYEES Within 10 Calendar Days of Hire GIC benefits begin on the first of the month following 60 days or two full calendar months, whichever comes first. EMPLOYEES AND NON-MEDICARE RETIREES/SURVIVORS During annual enrollment April 9-May 7, 2014 for changes effective July 1, 2014 MEDICARE RETIREES/SURVIVORS You may enroll in One of these health plans: Fallon Health Direct Care Fallon Health Select Care Harvard Pilgrim Independence Plan Harvard Pilgrim Primary Choice Plan Health New England NHP Care (Neighborhood Health Plan) Tufts Health Plan Navigator Tufts Health Plan Spirit UniCare State Indemnity Plan/Basic UniCare State Indemnity Plan/Community Choice UniCare State Indemnity Plan/PLUS By submitting within 10 days of employment GIC enrollment forms; and Required documentation for family coverage (if applicable) as outlined on the Forms section of our website to the GIC Coordinator in your benefits office NOTE: Current employees who lose health insurance coverage elsewhere may enroll in GIC health coverage during the year with proof of involuntary loss of coverage. See your municipality s GIC Coordinator for details. Once you choose a health plan, you cannot change plans until the next annual enrollment, even if your doctor or hospital leaves the health plan, unless you have a qualifying event, such as moving out of the plan s service area or are retired and become eligible for Medicare (in which case, you must enroll in a Medicare plan). Indicates a GIC Limited Network Plan. * See page 33 for eligibility details. You may enroll in or change your selection of one of these health plans: You may enroll in Retiree Dental Plan* By submitting by May 7 New GIC Enrollees and Active Employees: GIC enrollment forms and, if not already enrolled in a GIC plan, required documentation as outlined on the Forms section of our website, to the GIC Coordinator in your benefits office Existing Municipal Retirees/ Survivors: Medicare or Non-Medicare enrollment/change form or written request asking for the change to the GIC Retiree Dental Form to the GIC Coordinator in your benefits office You may enroll in or change your selection of one of these health plans: Fallon Senior Plan Harvard Pilgrim Medicare Enhance Health New England MedPlus Tufts Health Plan Medicare Complement Tufts Health Plan Medicare Preferred UniCare State Indemnity Plan/Medicare Extension (OME) You may enroll in Retiree Dental Plan* By submitting by May 7 New Municipal Retirees/Survivors: GIC Municipality Enrollment Forms, Retiree Dental Form, and required documentation as outlined on the Forms section of our website to the GIC Coordinator in your benefits office Existing Municipal Retirees/ Survivors: Medicare or Non-Medicare enrollment/change form or written request asking for the change to the GIC Retiree Dental Form to the GIC Coordinator in your benefits office Enrollment and application forms are available on our website www.mass.gov/gic/forms and through the GIC Coordinator in your benefits office. Current Retirees/Survivors: for written requests to make a health plan change, include your name, address and GIC identification number. 3

ANNUAL ENROLLMENT NEWS The Centered Care Initiative seeks to improve health care coordination and quality while reducing costs. Primary Care Providers play a critical role in helping their patients get the right care at the right place with the right provider. The central idea is to coordinate health care services around the needs of you, the patient. Because health care is so expensive, Centered Care also seeks to engage providers and health plans in managing these dollars more efficiently. These efforts to manage spending benefit both you and Commonwealth taxpayers. Not only have we avoided cutting benefits, we were able to add federal-mandated benefits and some modest benefit enhancements, while also achieving an overall 1.0% premium increase for all employee and Medicare plans for the Fiscal Year 2015, the lowest increase in over 10 years. These rates are lower than national employer trends, which, according to Mercer s National Survey of Employer-Sponsored Health Plans, will increase 2.1% in 2014 and another 5.2% in 2015. Other employers are controlling costs through enrollment restrictions and benefit cuts. The GIC s Centered Care program holds our health plans to lower costs and improved health care over a five-year period. In addition to helping to keep premiums in check, how does this affect EMPLOYEES AND NON-MEDICARE members? THERE ARE 10 KEY ELEMENTS OF CENTERED CARE: 1 Primary Care Provider (PCP) designation your health plan keeps track of who your PCP is and lets the provider know that you are their patient and you have selected him or her to coordinate your care. 2 PCP engagement your PCP helps coordinate your care. 3 Data sharing electronic medical records provide secure access to your health history, prescriptions, lab results and appointments to help your PCP and other providers keep track of your medical needs and make sure they are met. 4 Low-cost providers are encouraged you will continue to have incentives for choosing low-cost, highquality specialists and hospitals. 5 Expanded hours and urgent care access the GIC and our health plans are working to expand providers hours to include some evenings and weekend appointments, making it more convenient for members with off-hour urgent care needs. 6 High level of care for chronically ill if you have a chronic condition, your PCP will monitor and advise you all year long. 7 Disease management members health plans will identify patients at risk for complications and will help those members and their PCPs navigate their care and find out about best practices. 8 Group visits patients with similar conditions sometimes meet together with providers for education, group interaction, support, self-management assistance, and direct patient-practitioner encounters. These types of visits include wellness programs for patients with weight-related issues, diabetes, or low back pain. 9 Transitional care management when you are released from the hospital to rehab or home, your treatment plan accompanies you. 10 Essential reporting package our health plans will help providers to help you by giving them timely reports on patients, their fellow physicians, and best practices. Benefits of all Employee/Non-Medicare health plans help support this initiative: All plans will be reaching out to members to acquire PCP information. One plan will offer a copay incentive for visiting a Centered Care PCP. Health plans will continue to tier specialists based on quality and/or cost-efficiency scores. Millions of physician claims are analyzed for differences in how physicians perform on nationally recognized measures of quality and/or cost efficiency. You pay the lowest copay for the highest-performing doctors: Tier 1 (excellent) Tier 2 (good) Tier 3 (standard) Physicians for whom there is not enough data and non-tiered specialists are assigned a plan s Tier 2 copay. During annual enrollment, check your doctors and hospitals tier, as they can change each July 1 with new data. 4

BENEFIT CHANGES EFFECTIVE JULY 1, 2014 ALL EMPLOYEE AND NON-MEDICARE HEALTH PLANS Benefit Changes Related to Federal Health Care Reform and Mental Health Parity Increased coverage for the following benefits; these benefits will be standardized across all Employee/Non-Medicare health plans: No dollar limit on wigs needed for cancer, leukemia, alopecia areata, alopecia totalis or permanent hair loss due to injury; restrictions may apply No dollar limit on low-protein foods for specified complex medical conditions No dollar limit on medically necessary Early Intervention Services (infant to age 3) No dollar limit on in-home dialysis supplies, drugs and equipment No dollar limit on speech therapy: visit maximums apply $5,000 per person/$10,000 per family in-network out-of-pocket maximum: out-of-pocket maximum will apply to medical and mental health/substance abuse costs, but will not apply to prescription drug costs for Harvard Independence and Primary Choice, Tufts Navigator and Spirit, and UniCare Basic, Community Choice and PLUS. Out-of-pocket maximum will apply to medical, mental health/substance abuse, and prescription drug costs for Fallon Direct and Select Care, Health New England and Neighborhood Health Plan. OTHER EMPLOYEE/NON-MEDICARE HEALTH PLAN BENEFIT CHANGES FALLON HEALTH DIRECT CARE AND SELECT CARE ItFits Health Club Reimbursement Benefit expanded to include one three-month gym membership reimbursement per subscriber to YMCA/YWCA; one five-month Weight Watchers Monthly Pass reimbursement per subscriber. NEIGHBORHOOD HEALTH PLAN PCP Copay: In keeping with the GIC s efforts to encourage care coordination by Primary Care Providers (PCPs), PCPs will no longer be tiered and the copay will be $20 per visit. Outpatient Mental Health/Substance Abuse Copay: $20 per visit TUFTS HEALTH PLAN NAVIGATOR AND SPIRIT Inpatient Hospital Care: Tufts Health Plan will no longer tier hospitals by different types of services. Hospitals will be tiered for all services combined based on quality and/or cost. UNICARE INDEMNITY PLAN BASIC, COMMUNITY CHOICE, AND PLUS Certain Oral, Injectable, Infused and Inhaled Specialty Drugs for conditions such as arthritis, multiple sclerosis and immune diseases will only be dispensed and covered through CVS Caremark Specialty Pharmacy and will be excluded from the medical benefit. This provision does not apply to infused chemotherapy agents. UNICARE INDEMNITY PLAN PLUS PCP Copay: Members will pay a lower copay if they visit a Centered Care PCP: $15 per visit There are no benefit changes for MEDICARE plans. Municipal News The Towns of East Bridgewater, Framingham and Middleborough will join GIC health benefits effective July 1, 2014. The Town of North Andover will be offering the GIC Retiree Dental Plan. During the Spring Open Enrollment, eligible retirees and survivors from North Andover and 12 other participating municipalities may join the plan for coverage effective July 1, 2014. See page 33 for details. 5

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS How Status Changes Affect GIC Benefits Q A Q A Q A Q A As a new employee, when do my GIC benefits begin? GIC benefits begin on the first day of the month following 60 days or two full calendar months of employment, whichever comes first. I am an active GIC-eligible employee. I am also retired from a state agency or participating municipality and eligible for GIC retirement benefits. Can I choose both employee and retiree benefits? No. You must choose either active employee or retiree benefits. Contact the GIC to indicate whether you want employee or retiree benefits. I m turning age 65; what do I need to do? If you are age 65 or over, call or visit your local Social Security Office for confirmation of Social Security and Medicare benefit eligibility. If you are eligible for Medicare Part A for free and if you are retired from a GIC participating municipality, you must enroll in Medicare Parts A and B to continue coverage with the GIC. If you are eligible for Medicare Part A for free and continue working for a GIC participating municipality after age 65, you should not enroll in Medicare Part B until you (the insured) retire. A spouse who is 65 or over, and who is covered by an active employee, should not sign up for Medicare Part B until the insured retires. Most enrollees should not sign up for Medicare Part D. Your drugs are already provided by your health plan. I am retired from a GIC participating municipality, but not yet age 65. My GIC-covered spouse is turning age 65. What does my covered spouse need to do? If your GIC-covered spouse turns age 65 before you (the insured GIC retiree), your covered spouse should visit your local Social Security Office for confirmation of Social Security and Medicare benefit eligibility. If your covered spouse is eligible for Part A for free, he/she must enroll in Medicare Parts A and B to continue coverage with the GIC. Q A Q A Q A I am retired from a participating municipality. I am (or my covered spouse is) age 65 or over and the other one of us is not. How does this affect our GIC health insurance? If you or your covered spouse is age 65 or over and eligible for Medicare Part A for free, but the other one is under age 65, the person under age 65 will continue to be covered under a Non-Medicare plan until he/she becomes eligible for Medicare coverage. The person age 65 or over must enroll in a GIC Medicare Plan. If you have Medicare/Non-Medicare combination coverage, you must enroll in one of the pairs of plans listed on page 11. My full-time student goes to school outside of our health plan s service area. May we remain in our current health plan? Yes. Your family may remain in your current health plan for as long as your child is a full-time student and enrolled in GIC coverage as a full-time student. However, if your child age 19 to 26 ceases to be a full-time student, complete and return the Dependent Age 19 to 26 Enrollment and Change Form; that child must reside within your health plan s service area to be covered. If he or she lives outside of your health plan s service area, the family must be enrolled in the UniCare Indemnity Plan/Basic. If I die, is my surviving spouse eligible for GIC health insurance? If you (the insured) have coverage through the GIC at the time of your death, your surviving spouse is eligible for GIC health insurance coverage until he/she remarries or dies. However, he/she must apply for survivor coverage by contacting the GIC for an application; survivor coverage is not an automatic benefit. If your surviving spouse is a participating municipal or state employee or retiree, he or she must elect coverage through the participating municipality or state and is not eligible for survivor health coverage. 6

FAMILY AND EMPLOYMENT CHANGES You MUST Notify Your Benefits Office (active employees) or the GIC (retirees and survivors) When Your Personal or Family Information Changes Failure to provide timely notification of personal information changes may affect your insurance coverage and may result in your being billed for services provided to you or a family member. If any of the following occur, active employees must notify the GIC Coordinator in their benefits office; if you are a retiree or survivor, write to the GIC: Marriage or remarriage Remarriage of a former spouse Legal separation Divorce Address change Dependent age 19 to 26 who is no longer a full-time student Dependent other than full-time student who has moved out of your health plan s service area Death of an insured Death of a covered spouse or dependent Birth or adoption of a child Legal guardianship of a child You have GIC COBRA coverage and become eligible for other health coverage You may be held personally and financially responsible for failure to notify the GIC of personal or family status changes. See the GIC s website for answers to other frequently asked questions: www.mass.gov/gic/faq 7

EMPLOYEE/NON-MEDICARE LIMITED NETWORK PLANS Great Value; Quality Coverage Employees and Non-Medicare Retirees and Survivors: Consider Enrolling in a Limited Network Plan to Save Money Every Month on Your Premiums! Limited network plans help address differences in provider costs. You will enjoy similar benefits to wider network plans, but will save money because limited network plans have a smaller network of providers (fewer doctors and hospitals). Your savings depend on: The plan you are switching from, The plan you select, Your premium percentage contribution, and Whether you have individual or family coverage. See the separate municipal rate chart to calculate your savings. Find out if your hospital is in a GIC limited network plan The GIC has a side-by-side comparison of the six limited network plans and their participating hospitals on our website: www.mass.gov/gic/limitedplans For participating physician and other provider details, contact the individual plans by phone or visit their website (see page 36). Your Responsibility Before You Enroll in a Plan Once you choose a plan, you cannot change health plans during the year, unless you move out of the plan s service area or within 30 days of certain qualifying events. If your doctor or hospital leaves your health plan, you must find a new participating provider in your chosen plan. Check if your doctors participate in the plan Find out if the doctors affiliated hospitals are in the plan Keep in Mind: Doctors and hospitals can leave a plan during the year, usually because of health plan and provider contract issues, practice mergers, retirement or relocation. The GIC s limited network plans are: Fallon Health Direct Care an HMO available throughout central Massachusetts, Metro West, Middlesex County, the North Shore and the South Shore. The plan includes 26 area hospitals and another five Peace of Mind hospitals in Boston that provide second opinions and care for very complex cases. Harvard Pilgrim Primary Choice Plan an HMO with a network of 55 hospitals. The plan is available throughout Massachusetts, except for Cape Cod, Martha s Vineyard, Nantucket, and parts of Berkshire County. Health New England a western Massachusetts-based HMO that also covers parts of Worcester County and includes 18 Massachusetts hospitals. NHP Care (Neighborhood Health Plan) an HMO with a provider network that includes community health centers, independent medical groups and hospital group practices, as well as 57 hospitals. NHP Care is available across most of the state except for Berkshire, Franklin, and Hampshire Counties. Tufts Health Plan Spirit an EPO (HMO-type) plan with a network of 53 hospitals. The plan is available throughout Massachusetts, except for Martha s Vineyard, Nantucket and parts of Berkshire and Hampshire Counties. UniCare State Indemnity Plan/Community Choice a PPO-type plan with a network of 53 hospitals. All Massachusetts physicians participate. The plan is available throughout Massachusetts, except for Martha s Vineyard and Nantucket. 8

EMPLOYEE/NON-MEDICARE HEALTH PLAN LOCATIONS Where You Live Determines Which Plan You May Enroll In. Is the NON-MEDICARE Health Plan Available Where You Live? MAINE Independence, Basic, PLUS NEW YORK Independence*, Navigator*, Basic BERKSHIRE Select, Independence, Primary Choice*, HNE, Navigator, Spirit*, Basic, Community Choice, PLUS VERMONT HAMPSHIRE FRANKLIN HAMPDEN CONNECTICUT NEW HAMPSHIRE Independence*, Navigator*, Basic Select*, Independence, Navigator*, Basic, PLUS Select, Independence, Primary Choice, HNE, Navigator, Spirit, Basic, Community Choice, PLUS Direct*, Select, Independence, Primary Choice, HNE, Navigator, Spirit*, Basic, PLUS, Community Choice Direct*, Select, Independence, Primary Choice, HNE, NHP, Navigator, Spirit, Basic, Community Choice, PLUS Independence*, HNE*, Navigator*, Basic, PLUS* WORCESTER Direct, Select, Independence, Primary Choice, HNE*, NHP, Navigator, Spirit, Basic, Community Choice, PLUS RHODE ISLAND MIDDLESEX Independence, Navigator, Basic, PLUS NORFOLK BRISTOL ESSEX Direct, Select, Independence, Primary Choice, NHP, Navigator, Spirit, Basic, Community Choice, PLUS Direct, Select, Independence, Primary Choice, NHP, Navigator, Spirit, Basic, Community Choice, PLUS Direct, Select, Independence, Primary Choice, NHP, Navigator, Spirit, Basic, Community Choice, PLUS Direct, Select, Independence, Primary Choice, NHP, Navigator, Spirit, Basic, Community Choice, PLUS SUFFOLK Direct, Select, Independence, Primary Choice, NHP, Navigator, Spirit, Basic, Community Choice, PLUS PLYMOUTH Direct, Select, Independence, Primary Choice, NHP, Navigator, Spirit, Basic, Community Choice, PLUS Independence, NHP, Navigator, Spirit, Basic, Community Choice, PLUS BARNSTABLE MAP KEY Direct Fallon Health Direct Care Select Fallon Health Select Care Independence Harvard Pilgrim Independence Plan Primary Choice Harvard Pilgrim Primary Choice Plan HNE Health New England NHP NHP Care (Neighborhood Health Plan) Navigator Tufts Health Plan Navigator Spirit Tufts Health Plan Spirit Basic UniCare State Indemnity Plan/Basic Community Choice UniCare State Indemnity Plan/Community Choice PLUS UniCare State Indemnity Plan/PLUS DUKES Independence, NHP, Navigator, Basic, PLUS NANTUCKET Independence, NHP, Navigator, Basic, PLUS The UniCare State Indemnity Plan/Basic is the only Employee/Non-Medicare plan offered by the GIC that is available throughout the United States and outside of the country. * Not every city and town is covered in this county or state; contact the plan to find out if you live in the service area. The plan also has a limited network in this county or state; contact the plan to find out which doctors and hospitals participate in the plan. 9

CALENDAR YEAR DEDUCTIBLE QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS Deductible Questions and Answers Q A Q A What is a deductible? All GIC Employee and Non-Medicare retiree/survivor health plans include a calendar year deductible. This is a fixed dollar amount you must pay each calendar year before your health plan begins paying benefits for you or your covered dependent(s). This is a separate charge from any copays. How much is the in-network calendar year deductible? The deductible is $250 per member, up to a maximum of $750 per family. Here is how it works for each coverage level: Individual: The individual has a $250 deductible before benefits begin. Two-person family: Each person must satisfy a $250 deductible. Three- or more person family: The maximum each person must satisfy is $250 until the family as a whole reaches the $750 maximum. If you are in a PPO-type plan, the out-of-network deductible is $400 per member, up to a maximum of $800 per family; this is a separate charge from the in-network deductible. Q A If I change health plans, am I subject to another deductible? Although GIC health benefits are effective each July, the deductible is a calendar year cost. You will not be subject to a new deductible if: You stay with the same health plan carrier but switch to one of its other options. You will be subject to a new deductible if: You choose a new GIC health plan carrier. Q A Q A Which health care services are subject to the deductible? The lists below summarize expenses that generally are and are not subject to the annual deductible. These are not exhaustive lists. You should check with your health plan for details. As with all benefits, variations in these guidelines below may occur, depending upon individual patient circumstances and a plan s schedule of benefits. Examples of in-network expenses generally exempt from the deductible: Prescription drug benefits Outpatient mental health/substance abuse benefits Office visits (primary care physician, specialist, retail clinics, preventive care, maternity and well baby care, routine eye exam, occupational therapy, physical therapy, chiropractic care and speech therapy) Medically necessary child and adult immunizations Medically necessary wigs Hearing aids Mammograms Pap smears EKGs Examples of in-network expenses generally subject to the deductible: Emergency room visits Inpatient hospitalization Surgery Laboratory and blood tests X-rays and radiology (including high-tech imaging such as MRI, PET and CT scans) Durable medical equipment How will I know how much I need to pay out of pocket? Upon request, plans are now required to tell you before you incur a cost the amount you will be required to pay. Call your plan or visit their website to get this information. When you visit a doctor or hospital, the provider will ask you for your copay upfront. After you receive services, your health plan may provide you with an Explanation of Benefits, or you can call your plan to find out which portion of the costs you will be responsible for. The provider will then bill you for any balance owed. 10

MEDICARE AND YOUR GIC BENEFITS Medicare Guidelines Medicare is a federal health insurance program for retirees age 65 or older and certain disabled people. Medicare Part A covers inpatient hospital care, some skilled nursing facility care and hospice care. Medicare Part B covers physician care, diagnostic x-rays and lab tests, and durable medical equipment. Medicare Part D is a federal prescription drug program. When you or your spouse is age 65 or over, or if you or your spouse is disabled, visit your local Social Security Administration office to find out if you are eligible for free Medicare Part A coverage. If you (the insured) continue working after age 65, you and/or your spouse should NOT enroll in Medicare Part B until you (the insured) retire. When you (the insured) retire: If you and/or your spouse is eligible for free Medicare Part A coverage, state law requires that you and/or your spouse enroll in Medicare Part A and Part B in order to be covered by the GIC. You must join a Medicare plan sponsored by the GIC to continue health coverage. These plans provide comprehensive coverage for some services that Medicare does not cover. If both you and your spouse are Medicare eligible, both of you must enroll in the same Medicare plan. You MUST continue to pay your Medicare Part B premium. Failure to pay this premium will result in the loss of your GIC coverage. Retiree and Spouse Coverage if Under and Over Age 65 If you (the retiree), your spouse or other covered dependent is younger than age 65, the person or people under age 65 will continue to be covered under a Non-Medicare plan until you and/or he/she becomes eligible for Medicare. If this is the case, you must enroll in one of the pairs of plans listed below: Health Plan Combination Choices NON-MEDICARE PLAN Fallon Health Direct Care Fallon Health Select Care Harvard Pilgrim Independence Plan Harvard Pilgrim Primary Choice Plan Health New England Tufts Health Plan Navigator Tufts Health Plan Navigator Tufts Health Plan Spirit Tufts Health Plan Spirit UniCare State Indemnity Plan/Basic UniCare State Indemnity Plan/Community Choice UniCare State Indemnity Plan/PLUS MEDICARE PLAN Fallon Senior Plan Fallon Senior Plan Harvard Pilgrim Medicare Enhance Harvard Pilgrim Medicare Enhance Health New England MedPlus Tufts Health Plan Medicare Complement Tufts Health Plan Medicare Preferred Tufts Health Plan Medicare Complement Tufts Health Plan Medicare Preferred UniCare State Indemnity Plan/ Medicare Extension (OME) UniCare State Indemnity Plan/ Medicare Extension (OME) UniCare State Indemnity Plan/ Medicare Extension (OME) 11

MEDICARE AND YOUR GIC BENEFITS How to Calculate Your Rate See separate rate chart from your municipality. Retiree and Spouse Both on Medicare Find the premium for the Medicare plan in which you are enrolling and double it for your total monthly rate. Retiree and Spouse Coverage if Under and Over Age 65 1 Find the premium for the Medicare Plan in which the Medicare retiree or spouse will be enrolling. 2 Find the individual coverage premium for the Non-Medicare Plan in which the Non-Medicare retiree or spouse will be enrolling. 3 Add the two premiums together; this is the total that you will pay monthly. Helpful Reminders Call or visit your local Social Security office for more information about Medicare benefits. HMO Medicare plans require you to live in their service area. See the map on page 13. You may change GIC Medicare plans only during annual enrollment, unless you have a qualifying event, such as moving out of your plan s service area. Note: Even if your doctor or hospital drops out of your Medicare HMO, you must stay in the HMO until the next annual enrollment. Your Medicare HMO will help you find another provider. Benefits and rates of Fallon Senior Plan and Tufts Health Plan Medicare Preferred are subject to federal approval and may change January 1, 2015; you cannot change plans until the Spring Annual Enrollment period. These plans automatically include Medicare Part D prescription drug benefits. Contact the plans for additional details. Important Information About Medicare Part D Medicare Retirees and Survivors For most GIC Medicare enrollees, the drug coverage you currently have through your GIC health plan has better benefits than the federal Medicare Part D drug plan options. Therefore, you do not need to enroll in a Medicare Part D drug plan. See page 15 for additional details. 12

MEDICARE HEALTH PLAN LOCATIONS Where You Live Determines Which Plan You May Enroll In. Is the MEDICARE Health Plan Available Where You Live? HPME OME MAINE NEW YORK HPME TMC * OME BERKSHIRE HPME HNMP TMC OME VERMONT FRANKLIN HAMPSHIRE HAMPDEN CONNECTICUT NEW HAMPSHIRE HPME TMC * OME FSP * HPME TMC * OME FSP * HPME HNMP TMC OME FSP HPME HNMP TMC TMP OME FSP HPME HNMP TMC TMP OME FSP * HPME HNMP * TMC * OME WORCESTER FSP HPME HNMP * TMC TMP OME RHODE ISLAND FSP * HPME TMC OME MIDDLESEX FSP HPME TMC TMP OME ESSEX NORFOLK FSP HPME TMC TMP OME FSP HPME TMC TMP OME BRISTOL FSP HPME TMC TMP OME SUFFOLK FSP, HPME, TMC, TMP, OME PLYMOUTH FSP HPME TMC TMP OME BARNSTABLE FSP HPME TMC TMP OME MAP KEY FSP Fallon Senior Plan HPME Harvard Pilgrim Medicare Enhance HNMP Health New England MedPlus TMC Tufts Health Plan Medicare Complement TMP Tufts Health Plan Medicare Preferred OME UniCare State Indemnity Plan/ Medicare Extension (OME) DUKES HPME, TMC, OME NANTUCKET HPME, TMC, OME The Harvard Pilgrim Medicare Enhance Plan is available throughout the United States. The UniCare State Indemnity Plan/Medicare Extension is available throughout the United States and outside of the country. * Not every city and town is covered in this county or state; contact the plan to find out if you live in the service area. The plan also has a limited network in this county or state; contact the plan to find out which doctors and hospitals participate in the plan. 13

GROUP INSURANCE COMMISSION (GIC) MONTHLY FULL COST RATES EFFECTIVE JULY 1, 2014 Full Cost Rates Including the 0.40% Administrative Fee For the rate you will pay as a municipal employee or retiree/survivor, see separate rate chart from your municipality. Employee and Non-Medicare Retiree/Survivor Health Plans HEALTH PLAN PLAN TYPE INDIVIDUAL FAMILY Fallon Health Direct Care HMO $483.21 $1,159.70 Fallon Health Select Care HMO 615.39 1,476.92 Harvard Pilgrim Independence Plan PPO 686.12 1,674.20 Harvard Pilgrim Primary Choice Plan HMO 548.89 1,339.36 Health New England HMO 481.89 1,194.71 NHP Care (Neighborhood Health Plan) HMO 465.41 1,233.34 Tufts Health Plan Navigator PPO 619.87 1,497.60 Tufts Health Plan Spirit HMO-type 500.37 1,206.01 UniCare State Indemnity Plan/Basic with CIC (Comprehensive) Indemnity 936.24 2,185.22 UniCare State Indemnity Plan/Basic without CIC (Non-Comprehensive) Indemnity 893.83 2,086.85 UniCare State Indemnity Plan/Community Choice PPO-type 456.68 1,095.99 UniCare State Indemnity Plan/PLUS PPO-type 656.90 1,567.69 Medicare Plans HEALTH PLAN PLAN TYPE PER PERSON Fallon Senior Plan* Medicare (HMO) $290.79 Harvard Pilgrim Medicare Enhance Medicare (Indemnity) 394.79 Health New England MedPlus Medicare (HMO) 363.13 Tufts Health Plan Medicare Complement Medicare (HMO) 348.39 Tufts Health Plan Medicare Preferred* Medicare (HMO) 266.56 UniCare State Indemnity Plan/Medicare Extension (OME) with CIC (Comprehensive) UniCare State Indemnity Plan/Medicare Extension (OME) without CIC (Non-Comprehensive) Medicare (Indemnity) 379.45 Medicare (Indemnity) 368.63 * Benefits and rates of Fallon Senior Plan and Tufts Health Plan Medicare Preferred are subject to federal approval and may change January 1, 2015. Compare the rates of these plans with the other options and see how much you will save every month! 14

PRESCRIPTION DRUG BENEFITS Drug Copayments All GIC health plans provide benefits for prescription drugs using a three-tier copayment structure in which your copayments vary, depending on the drug dispensed. The following descriptions will help you understand your prescription drug copayment levels. Contact the plans you are considering with questions about your specific medications. Tier 1: You pay the lowest copayment. This tier is primarily made up of generic drugs, although some brand name drugs may be included. Generic drugs have the same active ingredients in the same strength as their brand name counterparts. Brand name drugs are almost always significantly more expensive than generics. Tier 2: You pay the mid-level copayment. This tier is primarily made up of brand name drugs, selected based on reviews of the relative safety, effectiveness and cost of the many brand name drugs on the market. Some generics may also be included. Tier 3: You pay the highest copayment. This tier is primarily made up of brand name drugs not included in Tiers 1 or 2. Generic or brand name alternatives for Tier 3 drugs may be available in Tiers 1 or 2. Tip for Reducing Your Prescription Drug Costs Use Mail Order: Are you taking prescription drugs for a long-term condition, such as asthma, high blood pressure, allergies, or high cholesterol? Switch your prescription from a retail pharmacy to mail order. It can save you money up to one copay every three months. See pages 16-32 for copay details. Once you begin mail order, you can conveniently order refills by phone or online. Contact your plan for details. Prescription Drug Programs Some GIC plans, including the UniCare State Indemnity Plans prescription drug program managed by CVS Caremark, have the following programs to encourage the use of safe, effective and less costly prescription drugs. Contact the plans you are considering to find out details about these programs: Mandatory Generics When filling a prescription for a brand name drug for which there is a generic equivalent, you will be responsible for the cost difference between the brand name drug and the generic, plus the generic copay. Maintenance Drug Pharmacy Selection If you receive 30-day supplies of your maintenance drugs at a retail pharmacy, you must call your prescription drug plan to tell them whether or not you wish to change to 90-day supplies through either mail order or certain retail pharmacies. Specialty Drug Pharmacies If you are prescribed specialty drugs such as injectable drugs for conditions such as hepatitis C, rheumatoid arthritis, infertility, and multiple sclerosis you ll need to use a specialized pharmacy which can provide you with 24-hour clinical support, education and side effect management. Medications are delivered to your home or to your doctor s office. Medicare Part D Prescription Drug Reminders and Warnings For most GIC Medicare enrollees, the drug coverage you currently have through your GIC health plan is a better value than the federal Medicare Part D drug plans being offered. Therefore, most individuals should not enroll in a federal Medicare drug plan. A Notice of Creditable Coverage is in your plan handbook. It provides proof that you have comparable or better coverage than Medicare Part D. If you should later enroll in a Medicare drug plan because of changed circumstances, you must show the Notice of Creditable Coverage to the Social Security Administration to avoid paying a penalty. Keep this notice with your important papers. If you have limited income and assets, the Social Security Administration offers help paying for Medicare prescription drug coverage; this may be the one instance where signing up for a Medicare Part D plan may work for you. Help is available online at www.ssa.gov or by phone at 1.800.772.1213. If you are a member of one of our Medicare Advantage plans (Fallon Senior Plan and Tufts Health Plan Medicare Preferred), your plan automatically includes Medicare Part D coverage. If you enroll in another Medicare Part D drug plan, the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services will automatically dis-enroll you from your GIC Medicare Advantage health plan, which means you will no longer have a Medicare plan through the GIC. Step Therapy This program requires enrollees to try effective, less costly drugs before more expensive alternatives will be covered. 15

EMPLOYEE AND NON-MEDICARE RETIREE/SURVIVOR HEALTH PLANS FALLON HEALTH DIRECT CARE HMO Fallon Health Direct Care is an HMO that provides coverage through the plan s network of doctors, hospitals and other providers. Members must select a Primary Care Provider (PCP) to manage their care and obtain referrals to specialists. The plan offers a selective network based in a geographically concentrated area. Contact the plan to see if your doctors and hospitals are in the network. There are no out-of-network benefits, with the exception of emergency care. Calendar Year Deductible $250 per individual up to a maximum of $750 per family. See page 10 for details. In-Network Out-of-Pocket Maximum $5,000 per individual; $10,000 per family Who is Eligible? Employees, Retirees, Survivors, and their eligible dependents without Medicare are eligible. Where You Live Determines Which Plan You May Enroll In Fallon Health Direct Care is available in the following Massachusetts counties: Bristol, Essex, Middlesex, Norfolk, Plymouth, Suffolk, Worcester Fallon Health Direct Care is available only in certain parts of the following Massachusetts counties; contact the plan to find out if you live in the service area: Hampden, Hampshire Monthly Rates Effective July 1, 2014 Municipal enrollees will receive a separate rate chart. Plan Contact Information Copays Effective July 1, 2014 Primary Care Provider Office Visit $15 per visit Preventive Services Most covered at 100% no copay Specialist Office Visit $25 per visit Outpatient Mental Health and Substance Abuse Care $15 per visit Retail Clinic $15 per visit Inpatient Hospital Care Medical (Maximum one copay per person per calendar year quarter; waived if readmitted within 30 days in the same calendar year): $200 per admission Outpatient Surgery (Maximum four copays per person per calendar year): $110 per occurrence High-Tech Imaging (e.g., MRI, PET and CT scans) (Maximum one copay per day): $100 per scan Emergency Room $100 per visit (waived if admitted) YOUR RESPONSIBILITY Do your doctors and hospitals participate in Fallon Direct? Contact the plan. Contact the plan for additional information on participating providers and benefits. Fallon Health 1.866.344.4442 www.fchp.org/gic Prescription Drug Retail up to Mail Order up to 30-day supply: 90-day supply: Tier 1: $10 Tier 1: $20 Tier 2: $25 Tier 2: $50 Tier 3: $50 Tier 3: $110 16

EMPLOYEE AND NON-MEDICARE RETIREE/SURVIVOR HEALTH PLANS FALLON HEALTH SELECT CARE HMO Fallon Health Select Care is an HMO that provides coverage through the plan s network of doctors, hospitals, and other providers. Members must select a Primary Care Provider (PCP) to manage their care and obtain referrals to specialists. Contact the plan to see if your doctors and hospitals are in the network. There are no out-of-network benefits, with the exception of emergency care. Members pay lower copays when they see Tier 1 or Tier 2 specialists. Contact the plan to see how your provider is rated. Members pay a lower inpatient hospital copay when they use Tier 1 or Tier 2 hospitals. Contact the plan to find out which tier your hospital is in. Calendar Year Deductible $250 per individual up to a maximum of $750 per family. See page 10 for details. In-Network Out-of-Pocket Maximum $5,000 per individual; $10,000 per family Who is Eligible? Employees, Retirees, Survivors, and their eligible dependents without Medicare are eligible. Where You Live Determines Which Plan You May Enroll In Fallon Health Select Care is available in the following Massachusetts counties: Berkshire, Bristol, Essex, Franklin, Hampden, Hampshire, Middlesex, Norfolk, Plymouth, Suffolk, Worcester Fallon Health Select Care is available only in certain parts of the following state; contact the plan to find out if you live in the service area: New Hampshire Monthly Rates Effective July 1, 2014 Municipal enrollees will receive a separate rate chart. Plan Contact Information Copays Effective July 1, 2014 Primary Care Provider Office Visit: $20 per visit Preventive Services: Most covered at 100% no copay Specialist Office Visit Fallon Health tiers the following specialists based on quality and/or cost efficiency: Allergists/Immunologists, Cardiologists, Endocrinologists, Gastroenterologists, Hematologists/ Oncologists, Nephrologists, Neurologists, Obstetricians/ Gynecologists, Orthopedists, Otolaryngologists (ENTs), Podiatrists, Pulmonologists, Rheumatologists, and Urologists. Tier 1 (excellent): $25 per visit Tier 2 (good): $35 per visit Tier 3 (standard): $45 per visit Retail Clinic: $20 per visit Outpatient Mental Health and Substance Abuse Care $20 per visit Inpatient Hospital Care Medical (Maximum one copay per person per calendar year quarter; waived if readmitted within 30 days in the same calendar year): Tier 1: $250 per admission Tier 2: $500 per admission Tier 3: $750 per admission Outpatient Surgery (Maximum four copays per person per calendar year): $125 per occurrence High-Tech Imaging (e.g., MRI, PET and CT scans) (Maximum one copay per day): $100 per scan Emergency Room $100 per visit (waived if admitted) YOUR RESPONSIBILITY Do your doctors and hospitals participate in Fallon Select? Contact the plan. Contact the plan for additional information on participating providers and benefits. Fallon Health 1.866.344.4442 www.fchp.org/gic Prescription Drug Retail up to Mail Order up to 30-day supply: 90-day supply: Tier 1: $10 Tier 1: $20 Tier 2: $25 Tier 2: $50 Tier 3: $50 Tier 3: $110 17

EMPLOYEE AND NON-MEDICARE RETIREE/SURVIVOR HEALTH PLANS HARVARD PILGRIM INDEPENDENCE PLAN PPO The Harvard Pilgrim Independence Plan, administered by Harvard Pilgrim Health Care, is a PPO plan that offers coverage through network doctors, hospitals and other health care providers with a copay. Or, you may seek care from an out-of-network provider for 80% coverage of reasonable and customary charges. The plan encourages members to select a Primary Care Provider (PCP). Members pay lower office visit copays when they see Tier 1 or Tier 2 specialists. Contact the plan to see if your provider is in the network and how he/she is rated. The plan also tiers hospitals based on quality and/or cost; members pay a lower inpatient hospital copay when they use Tier 1 or Tier 2 hospitals. Contact the plan to see which tier your hospital is in. Calendar Year Deductible $250 per individual up to a maximum of $750 per family. See page 10 for details. In-Network Out-of-Pocket Maximum Excludes Prescription Drug Costs $5,000 per individual; $10,000 per family Who is Eligible? Employees, Retirees, Survivors, and their eligible dependents without Medicare are eligible. Where You Live Determines Which Plan You May Enroll In The Harvard Pilgrim Independence Plan is available throughout Massachusetts. The plan is also available in the following other states: Maine, New Hampshire, Rhode Island The Harvard Pilgrim Independence Plan is available only in certain parts of the following states; contact the plan to find out if you live in the service area: Connecticut, New York, Vermont Monthly Rates Effective July 1, 2014 Municipal enrollees will receive a separate rate chart. Plan Contact Information Contact the plan for additional information on participating providers and benefits. Harvard Pilgrim Health Care 1.800.542.1499 www.harvardpilgrim.org/gic In-Network Copays Effective July 1, 2014 Primary Care Provider Office Visit: $20 per visit Preventive Services: Most covered at 100% no copay Specialist Office Visit Harvard Pilgrim Health Care tiers the following Massachusetts specialists based on quality and/or cost efficiency: Allergists/ Immunologists, Cardiologists, Dermatologists, Endocrinologists, Gastroenterologists, General Surgeons, Neurologists, Obstetricians/Gynecologists, Ophthalmologists, Orthopedists, Otolaryngologists (ENTs), Pulmonologists, and Rheumatologists. Tier 1 (excellent): $20 per visit Tier 2 (good): $35 per visit Tier 3 (standard): $45 per visit Retail Clinic: $20 per visit Outpatient Mental Health and Substance Abuse Care $20 per individual visit Inpatient Hospital Care Medical (Maximum one copay per person per calendar year quarter; waived if readmitted within 30 days in the same calendar year) Harvard Pilgrim Health Care tiers its hospitals based on quality and/or cost: Tier 1: $250 per admission Tier 2: $500 per admission Tier 3: $750 per admission Outpatient Surgery (Maximum four copays per person per calendar year): $150 per occurrence High-Tech Imaging (e.g., MRI, PET and CT scans) (Maximum one copay per day): $100 per scan Emergency Room $100 per visit (waived if admitted) Prescription Drug Retail up to Mail Order up to 30-day supply: 90-day supply: Tier 1: $10 Tier 1: $20 Tier 2: $25 Tier 2: $50 Tier 3: $50 Tier 3: $110 18

EMPLOYEE AND NON-MEDICARE RETIREE/SURVIVOR HEALTH PLANS HARVARD PILGRIM PRIMARY CHOICE PLAN HMO The Harvard Pilgrim Primary Choice Plan, administered by Harvard Pilgrim Health Care, is an HMO plan that provides coverage through the plan s network of doctors, hospitals and other providers. Members must select a Primary Care Provider (PCP) to manage their care and obtain referrals to specialists. Contact the plan to see if your doctors and hospitals are in the network. There are no out-of-network benefits, with the exception of emergency care. Members pay lower office visit copays when they see Tier 1 or Tier 2 specialists. Contact the plan to see if your provider is in the network and how he/she is rated. The plan also tiers hospitals based on quality and/or cost; members pay a lower inpatient hospital copay when they use Tier 1 hospitals. Contact the plan to see which tier your hospital is in. Calendar Year Deductible $250 per individual up to a maximum of $750 per family. See page 10 for details. In-Network Out-of-Pocket Maximum Excludes Prescription Drug Costs $5,000 per individual; $10,000 per family Who is Eligible? Employees, Retirees, Survivors, and their eligible dependents without Medicare are eligible. Where You Live Determines Which Plan You May Enroll In The Harvard Pilgrim Primary Choice Plan is available in the following Massachusetts counties: Bristol, Essex, Franklin, Hampden, Hampshire, Middlesex, Norfolk, Plymouth, Suffolk, Worcester The Harvard Pilgrim Primary Choice Plan is available only in certain parts of the following Massachusetts county; contact the plan to find out if you live in the service area: Berkshire Monthly Rates Effective July 1, 2014 Municipal enrollees will receive a separate rate chart. Plan Contact Information YOUR RESPONSIBILITY Do your doctors and hospitals participate in Harvard Pilgrim Primary Choice? Contact the plan. Contact the plan for additional information on participating providers and benefits. Harvard Pilgrim Health Care 1.800.542.1499 www.harvardpilgrim.org/gic Copays Effective July 1, 2014 Primary Care Provider Office Visit: $20 per visit Preventive Services: Most covered at 100% no copay Specialist Office Visit Harvard Pilgrim Health Care tiers the following Massachusetts specialists based on quality and/or cost efficiency: Allergists/ Immunologists, Cardiologists, Dermatologists, Endocrinologists, Gastroenterologists, General Surgeons, Neurologists, Obstetricians/Gynecologists, Ophthalmologists, Orthopedists, Otolaryngologists (ENTs), Pulmonologists, and Rheumatologists. Tier 1 (excellent): $20 per visit Tier 2 (good): $35 per visit Tier 3 (standard): $45 per visit Retail Clinic: $20 per visit Outpatient Mental Health and Substance Abuse Care $20 per individual visit Inpatient Hospital Care Medical (Maximum one copay per person per calendar year quarter; waived if readmitted within 30 days in the same calendar year) Harvard Pilgrim Health Care tiers its hospitals based on quality and/or cost: Tier 1: $250 per admission Tier 2: $500 per admission Outpatient Surgery (Maximum four copays per person per calendar year): $150 per occurrence High-Tech Imaging (e.g., MRI, PET and CT scans) (Maximum one copay per day): $100 per scan Emergency Room $100 per visit (waived if admitted) Prescription Drug Retail up to Mail Order up to 30-day supply: 90-day supply: Tier 1: $10 Tier 1: $20 Tier 2: $25 Tier 2: $50 Tier 3: $50 Tier 3: $110 19

EMPLOYEE AND NON-MEDICARE RETIREE/SURVIVOR HEALTH PLANS HEALTH NEW ENGLAND HMO Health New England is an HMO that provides coverage through the plan s network of doctors, hospitals, and other providers. Members must select a Primary Care Provider (PCP) to manage their care; referrals to network specialists are not required. Members pay lower office visit copays when they see Tier 1 or Tier 2 specialists. Contact the plan to see how your provider is rated. Contact the plan to see if your doctors and hospitals are in the network. There are no out-of-network benefits, with the exception of emergency care. Calendar Year Deductible $250 per individual up to a maximum of $750 per family. See page 10 for details. In-Network Out-of-Pocket Maximum $5,000 per individual; $10,000 per family Who is Eligible? Employees, Retirees, Survivors, and their eligible dependents without Medicare are eligible. Where You Live Determines Which Plan You May Enroll In Health New England is available in the following Massachusetts counties: Berkshire, Franklin, Hampden, Hampshire Health New England is available only in certain parts of the following Massachusetts county; contact the plan to find out if you live in the service area: Worcester Health New England is available only in certain parts of the following state; contact the plan to find out if you live in the service area: Connecticut Monthly Rates Effective July 1, 2014 Municipal enrollees will receive a separate rate chart. Plan Contact Information Contact the plan for additional information on participating providers and benefits. Health New England 1.800.842.4464 www.hne.com/gic Copays Effective July 1, 2014 Primary Care Provider Office Visit $20 per visit Preventive Services Most covered at 100% no copay Specialist Office Visit Health New England tiers the following specialists based on quality and/or cost efficiency: Cardiologists, Endocrinologists, Gastroenterologists, General Surgeons, Obstetricians/ Gynecologists, Orthopedists, Otolaryngologists (ENTs), Pulmonologists, and Rheumatologists. Tier 1 (excellent): $25 per visit Tier 2 (good): $35 per visit Tier 3 (standard): $45 per visit Retail Clinic: $20 per visit Outpatient Mental Health and Substance Abuse Care $20 per visit Inpatient Hospital Care Medical (Maximum one copay per person per calendar year quarter; waived if readmitted within 30 days in the same calendar year): $250 per admission Outpatient Surgery (Maximum four copays per person per calendar year): $110 per occurrence High-Tech Imaging (e.g., MRI, PET and CT scans) (Maximum one copay per day): $100 per scan Emergency Room $100 per visit (waived if admitted) YOUR RESPONSIBILITY Do your doctors and hospitals participate in Health New England? Contact the plan. Prescription Drug Retail up to Mail Order up to 30-day supply: 90-day supply: Tier 1: $10 Tier 1: $20 Tier 2: $25 Tier 2: $50 Tier 3: $50 Tier 3: $110 20

EMPLOYEE AND NON-MEDICARE RETIREE/SURVIVOR HEALTH PLANS NHP CARE (Neighborhood Health Plan) HMO NHP Care, administered by Neighborhood Health Plan, is an HMO that provides coverage through the plan s network of doctors, hospitals, and other providers. Members must select a Primary Care Provider (PCP) to manage their care and obtain referrals to specialists. Members pay lower office visit copays when they see Tier 1 and Tier 2 specialists. Contact the plan to see how your provider is rated. Contact the plan to see if your doctors and hospitals are in the network. There are no out-of-network benefits, with the exception of emergency care. Calendar Year Deductible $250 per individual up to a maximum of $750 per family. See page 10 for details. In-Network Out-of-Pocket Maximum $5,000 per individual; $10,000 per family Who is Eligible? Employees, Retirees, Survivors, and their eligible dependents without Medicare are eligible. Where You Live Determines Which Plan You May Enroll In NHP Care is available in the following Massachusetts counties: Barnstable, Bristol, Dukes, Essex, Hampden, Middlesex, Nantucket, Norfolk, Plymouth, Suffolk, Worcester Monthly Rates Effective July 1, 2014 Municipal enrollees will receive a separate rate chart. Plan Contact Information Contact the plan for additional information on participating providers and benefits. NHP Care 1.866.567.9175 www.nhp.org/gic Copays Effective July 1, 2014 Primary Care Provider Office Visit $20 per visit Preventive Services Most covered at 100% no copay Specialist Office Visit Neighborhood Health Plan tiers the following specialists based on quality and/or cost efficiency: Cardiologists, Endocrinologists, Gastroenterologists, Obstetricians/Gynecologists, Otolaryngologists (ENTs), Orthopedists, Pulmonologists, and Rheumatologists. Tier 1 (excellent): $25 per visit Tier 2 (good): $35 per visit Tier 3 (standard): $45 per visit Retail Clinic: $20 per visit Outpatient Mental Health and Substance Abuse Care $20 per visit Inpatient Hospital Care Medical (Maximum one copay per person per calendar year quarter; waived if readmitted within 30 days in the same calendar year): $250 per admission Outpatient Surgery (Maximum four copays annually per person): $110 per occurrence High-Tech Imaging (e.g., MRI, PET and CT scans) (Maximum one copay per day): $100 per scan Emergency Room $100 per visit (waived if admitted) YOUR RESPONSIBILITY Do your doctors and hospitals participate in NHP Care? Contact the plan. Prescription Drug Retail up to Mail Order up to 30-day supply: 90-day supply: Tier 1: $10 Tier 1: $20 Tier 2: $25 Tier 2: $50 Tier 3: $50 Tier 3: $110 21

EMPLOYEE AND NON-MEDICARE RETIREE/SURVIVOR HEALTH PLANS TUFTS HEALTH PLAN NAVIGATOR PPO Tufts Health Plan Navigator is a PPO plan that offers coverage through network doctors, hospitals and other health care providers with a copay. Or, you may seek care from an out-ofnetwork provider for 80% coverage of reasonable and customary charges. The plan encourages members to select a Primary Care Provider (PCP). Members pay lower office visit copays when they see Tier 1 and Tier 2 specialists. Contact the plan to see if your provider is in the network and how he/she is rated. The plan also tiers hospitals based on quality and/or cost; members pay a lower inpatient hospital copay when they use Tier 1 hospitals. Contact the plan to see which tier your hospital is in. The mental health benefits of this plan, administered by Beacon Health Strategies, offer you in-network benefits with a copay. Or, you may seek care from out-of-network providers, but at higher out-of-pocket costs. Calendar Year Deductible $250 per individual up to a maximum of $750 per family. See page 10 for details. In-Network Out-of-Pocket Maximum Excludes Prescription Drug Costs $5,000 per individual; $10,000 per family Who is Eligible? Employees, Retirees, Survivors, and their eligible dependents without Medicare are eligible. Where You Live Determines Which Plan You May Enroll In Tufts Health Plan Navigator is available throughout Massachusetts. The Plan is also available in the following other state: Rhode Island Tufts Health Plan Navigator is available only in certain parts of the following states; contact the plan to see if you live in the service area: Connecticut, New Hampshire, New York, Vermont Monthly Rates Effective July 1, 2014 Municipal enrollees will receive a separate rate chart. Plan Contact Information Contact the plan for additional information on participating providers and benefits. Medical Benefits: Tufts Health Plan 1.800.870.9488 www.tuftshealthplan.com/gic Mental Health, Substance Abuse and EAP Benefits: Beacon Health Strategies 1.855.750.8980 www.beaconhs.com/gic In-Network Copays Effective July 1, 2014 Primary Care Provider Office Visit: $20 per visit Preventive Services: Most covered at 100% no copay Specialist Office Visit Tufts Health Plan tiers the following Massachusetts specialists based on quality and/or cost efficiency: Cardiologists, Dermatologists, Endocrinologists, Gastroenterologists, General Surgeons, Neurologists, Obstetricians/Gynecologists, Ophthalmologists, Orthopedists, Otolaryngologists (ENTs), Pulmonologists, Rheumatologists, and Urologists. Tier 1 (excellent): $25 per visit Tier 2 (good): $35 per visit Tier 3 (standard): $45 per visit Retail Clinic: $20 per visit Outpatient Mental Health and Substance Abuse Care (See the GIC s website for a Beacon Health Strategies Tufts Navigator benefit grid or contact Beacon for additional benefit details): $20 per visit Beacon also offers EAP services. Inpatient Hospital Care Medical (Maximum one copay per person per calendar year quarter; waived if readmitted within 30 days in the same calendar year) Tufts Health Plan tiers hospitals based on quality and/or cost: Tier 1: $300 per admission Tier 2: $700 per admission Outpatient Surgery (Maximum four copays per person per calendar year): $150 per occurrence High-Tech Imaging (e.g., MRI, PET and CT scans) (Maximum one copay per day): $100 per scan Emergency Room: $100 per visit (waived if admitted) Prescription Drug Retail up to Mail Order up to 30-day supply: 90-day supply: Tier 1: $10 Tier 1: $20 Tier 2: $25 Tier 2: $50 Tier 3: $50 Tier 3: $110 22

EMPLOYEE AND NON-MEDICARE RETIREE/SURVIVOR HEALTH PLANS TUFTS HEALTH PLAN SPIRIT EPO (HMO-TYPE) Tufts Health Plan Spirit is an Exclusive Provider Organization (EPO) plan that provides coverage through the plan s network of doctors, hospitals and other providers. The plan encourages members to select a Primary Care Provider (PCP). Contact the plan to see if your doctors and hospitals are in the network. There are no out-of-network benefits, with the exception of emergency care. Members pay lower office visit copays when they see Tier 1 and Tier 2 specialists. Contact the plan to see if your provider is in the network and how he/she is rated. The plan also tiers hospitals based on quality and/or cost; members pay a lower inpatient hospital copay when they use Tier 1 hospitals. Contact the plan to see which tier your hospital is in. The mental health benefits of this plan are administered by Beacon Health Strategies. Calendar Year Deductible $250 per individual up to a maximum of $750 per family. See page 10 for details. In-Network Out-of-Pocket Maximum Excludes Prescription Drug Costs $5,000 per individual; $10,000 per family Who is Eligible? Employees, Retirees, Survivors, and their eligible dependents without Medicare are eligible. Where You Live Determines Which Plan You May Enroll In Tufts Health Plan Spirit is available in the following Massachusetts counties: Barnstable, Bristol, Essex, Franklin, Hampden, Middlesex, Norfolk, Plymouth, Suffolk, Worcester Tufts Health Plan Spirit is available only in certain parts of the following Massachusetts counties; contact the plan to find out if you live in the service area: Berkshire, Hampshire Monthly Rates Effective July 1, 2014 Municipal enrollees will receive a separate rate chart. YOUR RESPONSIBILITY Do your doctors and hospitals participate in Tufts Spirit? Contact the plan. Plan Contact Information Contact the plan for additional information on participating providers and benefits. Medical Benefits: Tufts Health Plan 1.800.870.9488 www.tuftshealthplan.com/gic Mental Health, Substance Abuse and EAP Benefits: Beacon Health Strategies 1.855.750.8980 www.beaconhs.com/gic Copays Effective July 1, 2014 Primary Care Provider Office Visit: $20 per visit Preventive Services: Most covered at 100% no copay Specialist Office Visit Tufts Health Plan tiers the following Massachusetts specialists based on quality and/or cost efficiency: Cardiologists, Dermatologists, Endocrinologists, Gastroenterologists, General Surgeons, Neurologists, Obstetricians/Gynecologists, Ophthalmologists, Orthopedists, Otolaryngologists (ENTs), Pulmonologists, Rheumatologists, and Urologists. Tier 1 (excellent): $25 per visit Tier 2 (good): $35 per visit Tier 3 (standard): $45 per visit Retail Clinic: $20 per visit Outpatient Mental Health and Substance Abuse Care (See the GIC s website for a Beacon Health Strategies Tufts Spirit benefit grid or contact Beacon for additional benefit details): $20 per visit Beacon also offers EAP services. Inpatient Hospital Care Medical (Maximum one copay per person per calendar year quarter; waived if readmitted within 30 days in the same calendar year) Tufts Health Plan tiers hospitals based on quality and/or cost: Tier 1: $300 per admission Tier 2: $700 per admission Outpatient Surgery (Maximum four copays per person per calendar year): $150 per occurrence High-Tech Imaging (e.g., MRI, PET and CT scans) (Maximum one copay per day): $100 per scan Emergency Room: $100 per visit (waived if admitted) Prescription Drug Retail up to Mail Order up to 30-day supply: 90-day supply: Tier 1: $10 Tier 1: $20 Tier 2: $25 Tier 2: $50 Tier 3: $50 Tier 3: $110 23

EMPLOYEE AND NON-MEDICARE RETIREE/SURVIVOR HEALTH PLANS UNICARE STATE INDEMNITY PLAN/BASIC INDEMNITY The UniCare State Indemnity Plan/Basic offers access to any licensed doctor or hospital throughout the United States and outside of the country. Massachusetts members pay lower office visit copays when they see Tier 1 or Tier 2 specialists. Contact the plan to see how a physician is rated. The plan determines allowed amounts for out-of-state providers; you may be responsible for a portion of the total charge. To avoid these additional provider charges, if you use non- Massachusetts doctors or hospitals, contact the plan to find out which doctors and hospitals in your area participate in UniCare s national network of providers. The mental health benefits of this plan, administered by Beacon Health Strategies, offer you a choice of using network providers and paying a copayment, or seeking care from out-of-network providers at higher out-of-pocket costs. Prescription drug benefits are administered by CVS Caremark. Calendar Year Deductible $250 per individual up to a maximum of $750 per family. See page 10 for details. In-Network Out-of-Pocket Maximum Excludes Prescription Drug Costs $5,000 per individual; $10,000 per family Who is Eligible? Employees, Retirees, Survivors, and their eligible dependents without Medicare are eligible. Where You Live Determines Which Plan You May Enroll In The UniCare State Indemnity Plan/Basic is the only plan offered by the GIC that is available throughout the United States and outside of the country. Monthly Rates Effective July 1, 2014 Municipal enrollees will receive a separate rate chart. Plan Contact Information Contact the plan for additional information on benefits and the national network of providers. Medical Benefits: UniCare 1.800.442.9300 www.unicarestateplan.com Mental Health, Substance Abuse and EAP Benefits: Beacon Health Strategies 1.855.750.8980 www.beaconhs.com/gic Prescription Drug Benefits: CVS Caremark 1.877.876.7214 www.caremark.com/gic Copays with CIC (Comprehensive) Effective July 1, 2014 Without CIC, deductibles are higher and coverage is only 80% for some services. Contact the plan for details. Primary Care Provider Office Visit: $20 per visit Preventive Services: Most covered at 100% no copay Specialist Office Visit UniCare tiers Massachusetts specialists based on quality and/or cost efficiency: Tier 1 (excellent): $25 per visit Tier 2 (good): $35 per visit Tier 3 (standard): $45 per visit Retail Clinic: $20 per visit Network Outpatient Mental Health and Substance Abuse Care (See the GIC s website for a Beacon Health Strategies UniCare Basic benefit grid or contact Beacon for additional benefit details): $20 per visit Beacon also offers EAP services. Inpatient Hospital Care Medical (Maximum one copay per person per calendar year quarter; waived if readmitted within 30 days in the same calendar year): $200 per admission Outpatient Surgery (Maximum one copay per person per calendar year quarter): $110 per occurrence High-Tech Imaging (e.g., MRI, PET and CT scans) (Maximum one copay per day): $100 per scan Emergency Room: $100 per visit (waived if admitted) Prescription Drug Retail up to Mail Order up to 30-day supply: 90-day supply: Tier 1: $10 Tier 1: $20 Tier 2: $25 Tier 2: $50 Tier 3: $50 Tier 3: $110 24

EMPLOYEE AND NON-MEDICARE RETIREE/SURVIVOR HEALTH PLANS UNICARE STATE INDEMNITY PLAN/ COMMUNITY CHOICE PPO-TYPE The UniCare State Indemnity Plan/Community Choice is a PPO-type plan with a hospital network based at community and some tertiary hospitals. Or, you may seek care from an out-ofnetwork hospital for 80% coverage of the allowed amount for inpatient care and outpatient surgery, after you pay a copay. Contact the plan to see if your hospital is in the network. The plan offers access to all Massachusetts physicians and members are encouraged to select a Primary Care Provider (PCP). Members pay lower office visit copays when they see Tier 1 and Tier 2 specialists. Contact the plan to see how a physician is rated. The mental health benefits of this plan, administered by Beacon Health Strategies, offer you a choice of using network providers and paying a copayment, or seeking care from out-of-network providers at higher out-of-pocket costs. Prescription drug benefits are administered by CVS Caremark. Calendar Year Deductible $250 per individual up to a maximum of $750 per family. See page 10 for details. In-Network Out-of-Pocket Maximum Excludes Prescription Drug Costs $5,000 per individual; $10,000 per family Who is Eligible? Employees, Retirees, Survivors, and their eligible dependents without Medicare are eligible. Where You Live Determines Which Plan You May Enroll In The UniCare State Indemnity Plan/Community Choice is available in the following Massachusetts counties: Barnstable, Berkshire, Bristol, Essex, Franklin, Hampden, Hampshire, Middlesex, Norfolk, Plymouth, Suffolk, Worcester Monthly Rates Effective July 1, 2014 Municipal enrollees will receive a separate rate chart. Plan Contact Information Contact the plan for additional information on participating providers and benefits. Medical Benefits: UniCare 1.800.442.9300 www.unicarestateplan.com Mental Health, Substance Abuse and EAP Benefits: Beacon Health Strategies 1.855.750.8980 www.beaconhs.com/gic Prescription Drug Benefits: CVS Caremark 1.877.876.7214 www.caremark.com/gic YOUR RESPONSIBILITY Are your hospitals in the UniCare Community Choice network? Contact the plan. In-Network Copays Effective July 1, 2014 Primary Care Provider Office Visit: $20 per visit Preventive Services: Most covered at 100% no copay Specialist Office Visit UniCare tiers Massachusetts specialists based on quality and/or cost efficiency: Tier 1 (excellent): $25 per visit Tier 2 (good): $35 per visit Tier 3 (standard): $45 per visit Retail Clinic: $20 per visit Outpatient Mental Health and Substance Abuse Care (See the GIC s website for a Beacon Health Strategies UniCare Community Choice benefit grid or contact Beacon for additional benefit details): $20 per visit Beacon also offers EAP services. Inpatient Hospital Care Medical (Maximum one copay per person per calendar year quarter; waived if readmitted within 30 days in the same calendar year): $250 per admission Outpatient Surgery (Maximum one copay per person per calendar year quarter): $110 per occurrence High-Tech Imaging (e.g., MRI, PET and CT scans) (Maximum one copay per day): $100 per scan Emergency Room: $100 per visit (waived if admitted) Prescription Drug Retail up to Mail Order up to 30-day supply: 90-day supply: Tier 1: $10 Tier 1: $20 Tier 2: $25 Tier 2: $50 Tier 3: $50 Tier 3: $110 25

EMPLOYEE AND NON-MEDICARE RETIREE/SURVIVOR HEALTH PLANS UNICARE STATE INDEMNITY PLAN/PLUS PPO-TYPE The UniCare State Indemnity Plan/PLUS is a PPO-type plan that provides access to all Massachusetts physicians and hospitals and out-of-state UniCare providers at 100% coverage, after a copayment. Out-of-state non-unicare providers have 80% coverage of allowed charges. Members are encouraged to select a Primary Care Provider (PCP) to manage their care. Members will also pay a lower copay if they see a Centered Care PCP. Contact the plan to find out if your PCP is a Centered Care provider. Members pay lower office visit copays when they see Tier 1 and Tier 2 specialists. Contact the plan to see how a physician is rated. The plan also tiers hospitals based on quality and/or cost; members pay a lower inpatient hospital and outpatient surgery copay when they use Tier 1 or Tier 2 hospitals. Contact the plan to see which tier your hospital is in. The mental health benefits of this plan, administered by Beacon Health Strategies, offer you a choice of using network providers and paying a copayment, or seeking care from out-of-network providers at higher out-of-pocket costs. Prescription drug benefits are administered by CVS Caremark. Calendar Year Deductible $250 per individual up to a maximum of $750 per family. See page 10 for details. In-Network Out-of-Pocket Maximum Excludes Prescription Drug Costs $5,000 per individual; $10,000 per family Who is Eligible? Employees, Retirees, Survivors, and their eligible dependents without Medicare are eligible. Where You Live Determines Which Plan You May Enroll In The UniCare State Indemnity Plan/PLUS is available throughout Massachusetts. The plan is also available in the following other states: Maine, New Hampshire, Rhode Island The UniCare State Indemnity Plan/PLUS is available only in certain parts of the following state; contact the plan to find out if you live in the service area: Connecticut Monthly Rates Effective July 1, 2014 Municipal enrollees will receive a separate rate chart. Plan Contact Information Contact the plan for additional information on participating providers and benefits. Medical Benefits: UniCare 1.800.442.9300 www.unicarestateplan.com Mental Health, Substance Abuse and EAP Benefits: Beacon Health Strategies 1.855.750.8980 www.beaconhs.com/gic Prescription Drug Benefits: CVS Caremark 1.877.876.7214 www.caremark.com/gic In-Network Copays Effective July 1, 2014 Primary Care Provider Office Visit $15 per visit for Centered Care PCPs $20 per visit for other PCPs Preventive Services: Most covered at 100% no copay Specialist Office Visit: UniCare tiers Massachusetts specialists based on quality and/or cost efficiency: Tier 1 (excellent): $25 per visit Tier 2 (good): $35 per visit Tier 3 (standard): $45 per visit Retail Clinic: $20 per visit Outpatient Mental Health and Substance Abuse Care (See the GIC s website for a Beacon Health Strategies UniCare PLUS benefit grid or contact Beacon for additional benefit details): $20 per visit Beacon also offers EAP services. Inpatient Hospital Care Medical UniCare tiers hospitals based on quality and/or cost (Maximum one copay per person per calendar year quarter; waived if readmitted within 30 days in the same calendar year): Tier 1: $250 per admission Tier 2: $500 per admission Tier 3: $750 per admission Outpatient Surgery: UniCare s outpatient surgery copay is based on the hospital s tier, with Tier 1 and Tier 2 hospitals having the same outpatient surgery copay (Maximum one copay per person per calendar year quarter). Tier 1 and Tier 2: $110 per occurrence Tier 3: $250 per occurrence High-Tech Imaging (e.g., MRI, PET and CT scans) (Maximum one copay per day): $100 per scan Emergency Room: $100 per visit (waived if admitted) Prescription Drug Retail up to Mail Order up to 30-day supply: 90-day supply: Tier 1: $10 Tier 1: $20 Tier 2: $25 Tier 2: $50 Tier 3: $50 Tier 3: $110 26

MEDICARE HEALTH PLANS FALLON SENIOR PLAN HMO Fallon Senior Plan is a Medicare Advantage HMO plan that provides coverage through the plan s network of doctors, hospitals, and other providers. Members must select a Primary Care Physician (PCP) to manage their care and obtain referrals to specialists. Contact the plan to see if your doctors and hospitals are in the network. There are no out-of-network benefits, with the exception of emergency care. Fallon Senior Plan is a Medicare plan under contract with the federal government that includes Medicare Part D prescription drug benefits. Contact the plan for details. This Medicare plan s benefits and rates are subject to federal approval and may change January 1, 2015. Who is Eligible? Retirees, Survivors, and their eligible dependents with Medicare Part A and Part B are eligible. Where You Live Determines Which Plan You May Enroll In Fallon Senior Plan is available in the following Massachusetts counties: Barnstable, Bristol, Essex, Hampden, Hampshire, Middlesex, Norfolk, Plymouth, Suffolk, Worcester Fallon Senior Plan is available only in certain parts of the following Massachusetts county; contact the plan to find out if you live in the service area: Franklin Fallon Senior Plan is only available in certain parts of the following states; contact the plan to find out if you live in the service area: Connecticut, New Hampshire, Rhode Island Monthly Rates Effective January 1, 2014 Municipal enrollees will receive a separate rate chart. Plan Contact Information Contact the plan for additional information on participating providers and benefits. Fallon Senior Plan 1.866.344.4442 www.fchp.org/gic Copays Effective January 1, 2014 Physician Office Visit $10 per visit Preventive Services Covered at 100% no copay Outpatient Mental Health and Substance Abuse Care $10 per visit Inpatient Hospital Care Covered at 100% no copay Inpatient and Outpatient Surgery Covered at 100% no copay Emergency Room $50 per visit (waived if admitted) YOUR RESPONSIBILITY Do your doctors and hospitals participate in Fallon Senior Plan? Contact the plan. You may change plans ONLY during the GIC s Spring Annual Enrollment period, even though the plan s providers may change on a calendar year basis. Prescription Drug Retail up to Mail Order up to 30-day supply: 90-day supply: Tier 1: $10 Tier 1: $20 Tier 2: $25 Tier 2: $50 Tier 3: $50 Tier 3: $110 27

MEDICARE HEALTH PLANS HARVARD PILGRIM MEDICARE ENHANCE INDEMNITY Harvard Pilgrim Medicare Enhance is a supplemental Medicare plan, offering coverage for services provided by any licensed doctor or hospital throughout the United States that accepts Medicare payment. Who is Eligible? Retirees, Survivors, and their eligible dependents with Medicare Part A and Part B are eligible. Where You Live Determines Which Plan You May Enroll In The Harvard Pilgrim Medicare Enhance Plan is available throughout the United States. Monthly Rates Effective July 1, 2014 Municipal enrollees will receive a separate rate chart. Plan Contact Information Contact the plan for additional information. Harvard Pilgrim Medicare Enhance 1.800.542.1499 www.harvardpilgrim.org/gic Copays Effective July 1, 2014 Physician Office Visit $10 per visit Preventive Services Covered at 100% no copay Retail Clinic $10 per visit Outpatient Mental Health and Substance Abuse Care $10 per visit Inpatient Hospital Care Covered at 100% no copay Inpatient and Outpatient Surgery Covered at 100% no copay Emergency Room $50 per visit (waived if admitted) Prescription Drug Retail up to Mail Order up to 30-day supply: 90-day supply: Tier 1: $10 Tier 1: $20 Tier 2: $25 Tier 2: $50 Tier 3: $50 Tier 3: $110 28

MEDICARE HEALTH PLANS HEALTH NEW ENGLAND MEDPLUS HMO Health New England MedPlus is a Medicare HMO plan that provides coverage through the plan s network of doctors, hospitals, and other providers. Members must select a Primary Care Physician (PCP) to manage their care; referrals to network specialists are not required. Contact the plan to see if your doctors and hospitals are in the network. There are no out-of-network benefits, with the exception of emergency and urgent care. Who is Eligible? Retirees, Survivors, and their eligible dependents with Medicare Part A and Part B are eligible. Where You Live Determines Which Plan You May Enroll In Health New England MedPlus is available in the following Massachusetts counties: Berkshire, Franklin, Hampden, Hampshire Health New England MedPlus is available only in certain parts of the following Massachusetts county; contact the plan to find out if you live in the service area: Worcester Health New England MedPlus is available only in certain parts of the following state; contact the plan to find out if you live in the service area: Connecticut Monthly Rates Effective July 1, 2014 Municipal enrollees will receive a separate rate chart. Plan Contact Information Contact the plan for additional information on participating providers and benefits. Health New England MedPlus 1.800.842.4464 www.hne.com/gic Copays Effective July 1, 2014 Physician Office Visit $10 per visit Preventive Services Covered at 100% no copay Retail Clinic $10 per visit Outpatient Mental Health and Substance Abuse Care $10 per visit Inpatient Hospital Care Covered at 100% no copay Inpatient and Outpatient Surgery Covered at 100% no copay Emergency Room $50 per visit (waived if admitted) YOUR RESPONSIBILITY Do your doctors and hospitals participate in Health New England MedPlus? Contact the plan. Prescription Drug Retail up to Mail Order up to 30-day supply: 90-day supply: Tier 1: $10 Tier 1: $20 Tier 2: $25 Tier 2: $50 Tier 3: $50 Tier 3: $110 29

MEDICARE HEALTH PLANS TUFTS HEALTH PLAN MEDICARE COMPLEMENT HMO Tufts Health Plan Medicare Complement is a supplemental Medicare HMO plan that provides coverage through the plan s network of doctors, hospitals, and other providers. Members must select a Primary Care Physician (PCP) to manage their care and obtain referrals to specialists. Contact the plan to see if your doctors and hospitals are in the network. There are no out-of-network benefits, with the exception of emergency and urgent care. Who is Eligible? Retirees, Survivors, and their eligible dependents with Medicare Part A and Part B are eligible. Where You Live Determines Which Plan You May Enroll In Tufts Health Plan Medicare Complement is available throughout Massachusetts. The plan is also available in the following other state: Rhode Island Tufts Health Plan Medicare Complement is available only in certain parts of the following states; contact the plan to find out if you live in the service area: Connecticut, New Hampshire, New York, Vermont Monthly Rates Effective July 1, 2014 Municipal enrollees will receive a separate rate chart. Plan Contact Information Contact the plan for additional information on participating providers and benefits. Tufts Health Plan Medicare Complement 1.888.333.0880 www.tuftshealthplan.com/gic Copays Effective July 1, 2014 Physician Office Visit $10 per visit Preventive Services Covered at 100% no copay Retail Clinic $10 per visit Outpatient Mental Health and Substance Abuse Care $10 per visit Inpatient Hospital Care Covered at 100% no copay Inpatient and Outpatient Surgery Covered at 100% no copay Emergency Room $50 per visit (waived if admitted) YOUR RESPONSIBILITY Do your doctors and hospitals participate in Tufts Medicare Complement? Contact the plan. Prescription Drug Retail up to Mail Order up to 30-day supply: 90-day supply: Tier 1: $10 Tier 1: $20 Tier 2: $25 Tier 2: $50 Tier 3: $50 Tier 3: $110 30

MEDICARE HEALTH PLANS TUFTS HEALTH PLAN MEDICARE PREFERRED HMO Tufts Health Plan Medicare Preferred HMO is a Medicare Advantage plan that provides coverage through the plan s network of doctors, hospitals, and other providers. Members must select a Primary Care Physician (PCP) to manage their care and obtain referrals to specialists. Contact the plan to see if your doctors and hospitals are in the network. There are no out-of-network benefits, with the exception of emergency care. Tufts Health Plan Medicare Preferred HMO is a Medicare Advantage plan under contract with the federal government that includes Medicare Part D prescription drug benefits. Contact the plan for details. This Medicare plan s benefits and rates are subject to federal approval and may change January 1, 2015. Who is Eligible? Retirees, Survivors, and their eligible dependents with Medicare Part A and Part B are eligible. Where You Live Determines Which Plan You May Enroll In Tufts Health Plan Medicare Preferred is available in the following Massachusetts counties: Barnstable, Bristol, Essex, Hampden, Hampshire, Middlesex, Norfolk, Plymouth, Suffolk, Worcester Monthly Rates Effective January 1, 2014 Municipal enrollees will receive a separate rate chart. Plan Contact Information Contact the plan for additional information on participating providers and benefits. Tufts Health Plan Medicare Preferred 1.888.333.0880 www.tuftshealthplan.com/gic Copays Effective January 1, 2014 Physician Office Visit $10 per visit Preventive Services Covered at 100% no copay Outpatient Mental Health and Substance Abuse Care $10 per visit Inpatient Hospital Care Covered at 100% no copay Inpatient and Outpatient Surgery Covered at 100% no copay Emergency Room $50 per visit (waived if admitted) YOUR RESPONSIBILITY Do your doctors and hospitals participate in Tufts Medicare Preferred? Contact the plan. You may change plans ONLY during the GIC s Spring Annual Enrollment period, even though the plan s providers may change on a calendar year basis. Prescription Drug Retail up to Mail Order up to 30-day supply: 90-day supply: Tier 1: $10 Tier 1: $20 Tier 2: $25 Tier 2: $50 Tier 3: $50 Tier 3: $110 31

MEDICARE HEALTH PLANS UNICARE STATE INDEMNITY PLAN/MEDICARE EXTENSION (OME) INDEMNITY The UniCare State Indemnity Plan/Medicare Extension (OME) is a supplemental Medicare plan offering access to any licensed doctor or hospital throughout the United States and outside of the country. The mental health benefits of this plan, administered by Beacon Health Strategies, offer you in-network benefits with a copay. Or, you may seek care out-of-network, but at higher out-of-pocket costs. Prescription drug benefits are administered by CVS Caremark. Who is Eligible? Retirees, Survivors, and their eligible dependents with Medicare Part A and Part B are eligible. Where You Live Determines Which Plan You May Enroll In The UniCare State Indemnity Plan/Medicare Extension (OME) is available throughout the United States and outside of the country. Monthly Rates Effective July 1, 2014 Municipal enrollees will receive a separate rate chart. Plan Contact Information Contact the plan for additional benefit information. Medical Benefits: UniCare 1.800.442.9300 www.unicarestateplan.com Mental Health, Substance Abuse and EAP Benefits: Beacon Health Strategies 1.855.750.8980 www.beaconhs.com/gic Prescription Drug Benefits: CVS Caremark 1.877.876.7214 www.caremark.com/gic Copays with CIC (Comprehensive) Effective July 1, 2014 Without CIC, deductibles are higher and coverage is only 80% for some services. Contact the plan for details. Calendar Year Deductible $35 per person Physician Office Visit None Preventive Services Covered at 100% no copay Retail Clinic None Network Outpatient Mental Health and Substance Abuse Care (See the GIC s website for a Beacon Health Strategies UniCare OME benefit grid or contact Beacon for additional benefit details) First four visits $0; visits 5 and over: $10 per visit Beacon also offers EAP services. Inpatient Hospital Care (Maximum one copay per person per calendar year quarter): $50 per admission Inpatient and Outpatient Surgery: Covered at 100% no copay in Massachusetts and for out-of-state providers who accept Medicare; call the plan for details if using out-ofstate providers who do not accept Medicare Emergency Room $25 per visit (waived if admitted) Prescription Drug Retail up to Mail Order up to 30-day supply: 90-day supply: Tier 1: $10 Tier 1: $20 Tier 2: $25 Tier 2: $50 Tier 3: $50 Tier 3: $110 32

GIC RETIREE DENTAL PLAN GIC Retiree Dental Plan Metropolitan Life Insurance Company (MetLife) is the provider of the GIC Retiree Dental Plan. The plan offers a fixed reimbursement of up to $1,250 per member per year for dental services: Dental examinations Dental cleanings Fillings Crowns Dentures Dental implants As a member of this plan, you may go to the dentist of your choice. However, you will save money by visiting one of the over 226,000 nationwide network of participating dentists. When you visit a MetLife provider, your out-of-pocket expenses will be lower as you usually pay the lower negotiated fee, even after you have exceeded your annual maximum. Enrollment Eligible retirees and survivors may join during annual enrollment, when COBRA dental coverage ends, when they become a survivor of a GIC member, or at retirement. However, if you drop coverage in the future, you can never re-enroll in the plan. GIC RETIREE DENTAL PLAN Includes 0.40% Administrative Fee MONTHLY GIC Plan Rates Effective July 1, 2014 $1,250 Maximum Annual Benefit per Member COVERAGE TYPE RETIREE PAYS MONTHLY SINGLE $28.34 FAMILY $68.27 This is an entirely voluntary plan (retiree-pay-all) that provides GIC members with coverage at discounted group insurance rates through convenient pension deductions. ELIGIBILITY Retirees and survivors from the following municipalities that have elected to offer the plan are eligible: City of Melrose City of Peabody City of Pittsfield Town of Bedford Town of Brookline Town of Holbrook Town of Holden Town of Hopedale Town of Millis Town of North Andover Town of Randolph Athol Roylston School District Northeast Metropolitan Regional Vocational School District If your municipality is not listed, you are not eligible for GIC Retiree Dental benefits. Contact your municipal benefits office for additional information. Retiree Dental Questions? Contact MetLife: 1.866.292.9990 www.metlife.com/gic 33

NEED MORE HELP? Attend a Health Fair Municipal members who are enrolling in GIC benefits for the first time, thinking about changing health plans, or have other health plan questions can attend one of the GIC s health fairs to: Speak with health and other benefit plan representatives; Pick up detailed materials and provider directories; Ask GIC staff about your benefit options; Enroll in a health plan remember to bring Required Documents with you (for the list, see the Municipal Forms section of our website); and Take advantage of complimentary health screenings. See page 35 for the schedule. Inscripción Anual La inscripción anual tendrá lugar a partir del 9 de abril hasta el 7 de mayo del 2014. Durante dicho período, usted como (empleado o jubilado del estado) tendrá la oportunidad de inscribirse o cambiar su seguro de salud. Si desea mantener los beneficios del seguro de salud que actualmente tiene no hace falta que haga nada. Su cobertura continúa en forma automática. Usted deberá permanecer en el plan de salud que seleccionó hasta el próximo período de inscripción anual aunque su médico o hospital se salgan del plan, a menos que usted se mude fuera del área de servicio o es elegible para Medicare. Los cambios de cobertura entrarán en vigencia el 1 de julio del 2014. Para obtener más información, sírvase llamar a Group Insurance Commission (Comisión de Seguros de Grupo) al 617.727.2310, extensión 1. Hay empleados que hablan español que le ayudarán. 年 度 投 保 從 2014 年 4 月 9 日 開 始, 到 5 月 7 日 結 束 在 這 段 期 間, 您 ( 因 為 您 是 這 個 州 的 員 工 或 退 休 員 工 ) 有 機 會 可 以 投 保 或 變 更 您 的 健 康 保 險 如 果 您 希 望 維 持 您 目 前 的 健 康 保 險 福 利, 則 什 麼 都 不 必 做 您 的 承 保 會 自 動 持 續 即 使 您 的 醫 師 或 醫 院 退 出 本 計 畫, 您 仍 須 維 持 您 目 前 選 擇 的 健 保 計 畫, 直 到 下 一 次 開 放 投 保 期 間 才 可 以 變 更, 除 非 是 您 搬 離 服 務 區 域 或 是 您 符 合 Medicare 的 資 格 任 何 承 保 變 更 都 會 在 2014 年 7 月 1 日 生 效 欲 查 詢 詳 情, 請 致 電 Group Insurance Commission, 電 話 617.727.2310, 分 機 1 我 們 有 講 中 文 的 員 工 可 以 幫 助 您 Our Website Provides Additional Helpful Information www.mass.gov/gic See our website for: Benefit Decision Guide content in HTML and XMLaccessible formats; Information about and links to all GIC plans conveniently search for participating health plan doctors and hospitals online; The latest annual enrollment news; Forms to expedite your annual enrollment decisions; Answers to frequently asked questions including what to do when you turn age 65; GIC publications including the Benefits At-a-Glance brochures and For Your Benefit newsletters; Summary of Benefits and Coverage for all GIC employee/ Non-Medicare health plans; Benefits At-A-Glance charts for mental health and substance abuse benefits for all UniCare State Indemnity plans and Tufts Health Plan Navigator and Spirit members; and Health articles and links to help you take charge of your health. Ghi danh hàng năm Thời gian ghi danh hàng năm bắt đầu vào ngày 9 tháng 4 và chấm dứt vào ngày 7 tháng 5, năm 2014. Trong khoảng thời gian này, quý vị (với tư cách là nhân viên hoặc nhân viên hưu trí của tiểu bang) có cơ hội để ghi danh hoặc đổi chương trình bảo hiểm sức khỏe. Nếu muốn giữ chương trình bảo hiểm sức khỏe hiện tại của mình, quý vị không cần phải làm gì cả. Bảo hiểm của quý vị sẽ được tự động tiếp tục. Quý vị phải giữ chương trình bảo hiểm sức khỏe hiện tại mà quý vị chọn cho đến thời gian ghi danh hàng năm kế tiếp, ngay cả khi bác sĩ hoặc bệnh viện của quý vị không còn tham gia trong chương trình, trừ khi quý vị di chuyển ra khỏi khu vực phục vụ của chương trình hoặc khi quý vị hội đủ điều kiện được hưởng chương trình Medicare. Những thay đổi của quý vị sẽ có hiệu lực vào ngày 1 tháng 7, năm 2014. Để biết thêm thông tin chi tiết, xin quý vị gọi cho Group Insurance Commission tại số 617.727.2310, số nội bộ 1. Có nhân viên nói tiếng Việt giúp đỡ quý vị. 34

FOR MORE INFORMATION, ATTEND A GIC HEALTH FAIR APRIL 2014 11 FRIDAY 11:00-2:00 Berkshire Community College Paterson Field House 1350 West Street PITTSFIELD 12 SATURDAY 10:00-2:00 Mass Maritime Academy Gymnasium 101 Academy Drive BUZZARDS BAY 15 TUESDAY 11:00-3:00 State Transportation Building 10 Park Plaza, 2nd Floor Conference Rooms 1, 2 and 3 BOSTON 16 WEDNESDAY 11:00-4:00 Middleborough Town Hall Grand Ballroom, 2nd Floor 10 Nickerson Avenue MIDDLEBOROUGH 17 THURSDAY 10:00-3:00 Quinsigamond Community College Harrington Learning Center, Rooms 109 AB 670 West Boylston Street WORCESTER 19 SATURDAY 11:00-2:00 Northern Essex Community College The Technology Center, Rooms 103 A & B 100 Elliott Street HAVERHILL 23 WEDNESDAY 10:00-3:00 McCormack State Office Building One Ashburton Place, 21st Floor BOSTON 24 THURSDAY 11:00-3:00 Wrentham Developmental Center Graves Auditorium Littlefield Street WRENTHAM 25 FRIDAY 11:00-4:00 Framingham Town Hall Nevins Hall, 1st Floor 150 Concord Street FRAMINGHAM 28 MONDAY 11:00-4:00 East Bridgewater Junior/Senior High School Gymnasium 143 Plymouth Street EAST BRIDGEWATER MAY 2014 1 THURSDAY 11:00-3:00 U-Mass Amherst Student Union Ballroom AMHERST 2 FRIDAY 10:00-2:00 Hampden County Sheriff s Department Hampden County Correctional Center 627 Randall Road LUDLOW 35

FOR MORE INFORMATION, CONTACT THE PLANS For more information about specific plan benefits, call a plan representative. Be sure to indicate you are a GIC insured. HEALTH INSURANCE Fallon Health 1.866.344.4442 www.fchp.org/gic Direct Care Select Care Senior Plan Harvard Pilgrim Health Care 1.800.542.1499 www.harvardpilgrim.org/gic Independence Plan Primary Choice Plan Medicare Enhance Health New England 1.800.842.4464 www.hne.com/gic HMO MedPlus Neighborhood Health Plan 1.866.567.9175 www.nhp.org/gic NHP Care Tufts Health Plan 1.800.870.9488 www.tuftshealthplan.com/gic Navigator Spirit Mental Health/Substance Abuse and EAP 1.855.750.8980 www.beaconhs.com/gic (Beacon Health Strategies) Medicare Complement Medicare Preferred 1.888.333.0880 www.tuftshealthplan.com/gic UniCare State Indemnity Plan/ 1.800.442.9300 www.unicarestateplan.com Basic Community Choice Medicare Extension (OME) PLUS For all UniCare Plans Prescription Drugs (CVS Caremark) 1.877.876.7214 www.caremark.com/gic Mental Health/Substance Abuse and EAP 1.855.750.8980 www.beaconhs.com/gic (Beacon Health Strategies) OTHER BENEFITS GIC Retiree Dental Plan (MetLife) 1.866.292.9990 www.metlife.com/gic ADDITIONAL RESOURCES Employee Assistance Program for Managers 1.855.750.8980 www.beaconhs.com/gic and Supervisors (Beacon Health Strategies) Internal Revenue Service (IRS) 1.800.829.1040 www.irs.gov Massachusetts Teachers Retirement System 1.617.679.6877 (Eastern MA) www.mass.gov/mtrs 1.413.784.1711 (Western MA) Medicare 1.800.633.4227 www.medicare.gov Social Security Administration 1.800.772.1213 www.ssa.gov OTHER QUESTIONS? Call the GIC: 1.617.727.2310, ext. 1, TDD/TTY: 1.617.227.8583 www.mass.gov/gic 36

GLOSSARY Centered Care a GIC program that seeks to improve health care coordination and quality while reducing costs. Primary Care Providers play a critical role in helping their patients get the right care at the right place with the right provider. The central idea is to coordinate health care services around the needs of you, the patient. Because health care is so expensive, Centered Care also seeks to engage providers and health plans on managing these dollars more efficiently. CIC (Catastrophic Illness Coverage) an optional part of the UniCare State Indemnity Plan/Basic and Medicare Extension (OME) plans. CIC increases the benefits for most covered services to 100%, subject to deductibles and copayments. Enrollees without CIC receive only 80% coverage for some services and pay higher deductibles. Over 99% of current Indemnity Plan Basic and Medicare Extension Plan members select CIC. COBRA (Consolidated Omnibus Budget Reconciliation Act) a federal law that allows enrollees to continue their health coverage for a limited period of time after their group coverage ends as the result of certain employment or life event changes. CPI (Clinical Performance Improvement) Initiative a GIC program that seeks to improve health care quality while containing costs for the Commonwealth and our members. Claims data from all six GIC health carriers are aggregated to identify differences in physician quality and cost efficiency, and this information is given back to the plans to tier specialists. Members who choose to see high-performing doctors pay lower copays. Deductible a set dollar amount which must be satisfied within a calendar year before the health plan begins making payments on claims. Deferred Retirement allows you to continue your group health insurance after you leave municipality service with vested pension rights until you begin to collect a pension. Until you receive a retirement allowance, you will be responsible for the entire health insurance premium costs, for which you are billed directly. If you withdraw your pension money, you are not eligible for GIC coverage. EAP (Enrollee Assistance Program) mental health services that include help for depression, marital issues, family problems, alcohol and drug abuse, and grief. Also includes referral services for legal, financial, family mediation, and elder care assistance. EPO (Exclusive Provider Organization) a health plan that provides coverage for treatment by a network of doctors, hospitals and other health care providers within a certain geographic area. EPOs do not offer out-of-network benefits, with the exception of emergency care. An EPO encourages the selection of a Primary Care Provider (PCP). GIC (Group Insurance Commission) a quasi-independent state agency governed by a 17-member commission appointed by the Governor. The mission of the GIC is to provide high-value health insurance and certain other benefits to state, particular authority, and participating municipality employees, retirees, and their survivors and dependents. HMO (Health Maintenance Organization) a health plan that provides coverage for treatment by a network of doctors, hospitals and other health care providers within a certain geographic area. HMOs do not offer out-of-network benefits, with the exception of emergency care. An HMO requires the selection of a Primary Care Provider (PCP). Networks groups of doctors, hospitals and other health care providers that contract with a benefit plan. If you are in a plan that offers both network and non-network coverage, you will receive the maximum level of benefits when you are treated by network providers. PCP (Primary Care Provider) physicians with specialties in internal medicine, family practice, and pediatrics as well as nurse practitioners and physician assistants who coordinate their patients health care. PPO (Preferred Provider Organization) a health insurance plan that offers coverage by network doctors, hospitals, and other health care providers, but also provides a lower level of benefits for treatment by out-of-network providers. A PPO plan encourages the selection of a Primary Care Provider (PCP). Preventive Services generally, health care services, such as routine physicals, that do not treat an illness, injury or a condition. RMT (GIC Retired Municipal Teacher) a retired teacher from a city, town or school district who is receiving a pension from the Teacher s Retirement Board and whose municipality has elected to participate in the GIC RMT program. Retired teachers who transfer to municipal coverage as part of the municipality joining the GIC for health-only benefits are no longer GIC RMTs. 39-Week Layoff Coverage allows laid-off insureds to continue their group health insurance for up to 39 weeks (about 9 months) by paying the full cost of the premium. 37

P.O. Box 8747 Boston, MA 02114 COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS Deval L. Patrick, Governor Group Insurance Commission Dolores L. Mitchell, Executive Director 19 Staniford Street, 4th Floor Boston, Massachusetts Telephone: 617.727.2310 TDD/TTY: 617.227.8583 MAILING ADDRESS Group Insurance Commission P.O. Box 8747 Boston, MA 02114 Website: www.mass.gov/gic COMMISSIONERS Thomas A. Shields, (Public Member), Chair Richard E. Waring (NAGE), Vice Chair Katherine Baicker (Health Economist) Theron R. Bradley (Public Member) Ray A. Campbell III (Public Member) Robert J. Dolan (Massachusetts Municipal Association) Kevin Drake (Council 93, AFSCME, AFL-CIO) Debra Kaplan, Designee (for Joseph G. Murphy, Commissioner, Division of Insurance) Edward A. Kelly (President, Professional Fire Fighters of Massachusetts) Melvin A. Kleckner (Massachusetts Municipal Association) Eileen P. McAnneny (Public Member) Pam Kocher, Designee (for Glen Shor, Secretary of Administration and Finance) Anne M. Paulsen (Retiree Member) Laurel Sweeney (Public Member) Timothy D. Sullivan, Ed. D. (Massachusetts Teachers Association) Margaret Thompson (Local 5000, S.E.I.U., NAGE) Jean Yang (Public Member)

GIC Health Plan Rates MONTHLY RATES AS OF JULY 1, 2014 FOR THE CITY OF SOMERVILLE ENROLLEES INCLUDING THE 0.40% ADMINISTRATIVE FEE Active Employees, Retirees and Survivors without Medicare Health Plan Employee and Non-Medicare Retiree/ Survivor Pays Monthly % Employee and Non-Medicare Retiree/ Survivor Pays Monthly $ Individual Employee and Non-Medicare Retiree/ Survivor Pays Monthly $ Family Coverage Coverage Fallon Health Direct Care 17.5% 84.56 202.95 Fallon Health Select Care 17.5% 107.69 258.46 Harvard Pilgrim Independence Plan 17.5% 120.07 292.99 Harvard Pilgrim Primary Choice Plan 17.5% 96.06 234.39 Health New England 17.5% 84.33 209.07 NHP Care (Neighborhood Health Plan) 17.5% 81.45 215.83 Tufts Health Plan Navigator 17.5% 108.48 262.08 Tufts Health Plan Spirit 17.5% 87.56 211.05 UniCare State Indemnity Plan/Basic with 25% 234.06 546.31 CIC (Comprehensive) UniCare State Indemnity Plan/Basic without 25% 223.46 521.71 CIC (Non-Comprehensive) UniCare State Indemnity Plan/Community 17.5% 79.92 191.80 Choice UniCare State Indemnity Plan/PLUS 17.5% 114.96 274.35 Retirees and Survivors with Medicare Retiree and Survivor Retiree/Survivor Pays Monthly Per Person Health Plan % $ Fallon Senior Plan* 17.5% 50.89 Harvard Pilgrim Medicare Enhance 25% 98.70 Health New England MedPlus 17.5% 63.55 Tufts Health Plan Medicare Complement* 17.5% 60.97 Tufts Health Plan Medicare Preferred 17.5% 46.65 UniCare State Indemnity Plan/Medicare Extension 25% 94.86 (OME) with CIC (Comprehensive) UniCare State Indemnity Plan/Medicare Extension 25% 92.16 (OME) without CIC (Non-Comprehensive) *Benefits and rates of Fallon Senior Plan and Tufts Health Plan Medicare Preferred are subject to federal approval and may change on January 1, 2015. Rates are calculated by the City of Somerville Human Resources Department RATE QUESTIONS? CALL PERSONNEL: 617-625-6600 x3324

P.O. Box 8747 BOSTON, MA 02114 (617) 727-2310 www.mass.gov/gic Municipal Insurance Enrollment and Change Form (FORM -1MUN) 01 Be sure all information below is completed Insured s GIC-ID (usually Soc. Sec. #) Sex: Male Female Date of Birth / / Name - Last First MI Dept. ID # or Agency/Division # 666/ Check one: oactive Employee oretiree osurvivor Address This is a new address City State Zip Code Date of Hire (required for new enrollment) City or Town employed or retired from Home Phone Work Phone / / ( ) ( ) 02 HEALTH COVERAGE Effective Date: / 01 / New Enrollment Change Cancel Coverage Reinstatement after military leave REQUIRED FOR NEW HIRES FOR AGENCY USE ONLY Decline GIC coverage Health (Select one of the health plans below and individual or family coverage) Does the employee participate in a public retirement system? oyes ono Number work hours/week Health Plan Active Employees and Non-Medicare Retirees/Survivors o Fallon Direct (HMO) o Fallon Select (HMO) o Harvard Pilgrim Independence (PPO) o Harvard Pilgrim Primary Choice (HMO) o Health New England (HMO) o NHP Care Neighborhood Health Plan (HMO) o Tufts Health Plan Navigator (PPO) o Tufts Health Plan Spirit (HMO-type) o UniCare State Indemnity/Basic CIC: o Yes o No o UniCare/Community Choice (PPO-type) o UniCare/PLUS (PPO-type) Coverage Individual Family 03 Name Change Previous Name New Name INSURED CHANGES FOR GIC USE ONLY: Effective Date: / 01 / 06 Retirement Date Retired / / Medicare Eligible Attach copy of Medicare claim card (check if applicable) Insured Spouse Medicare Plan Name 07 Transfer to another Agency /Municipality Name of Agency/Municipality Transferred to Effective Date / / 08 Transfer from another Agency/Municipality Previous Agency/Municipality Effective Date / / 09 Termination Coverage (if elected) Termination Reason Last Day at Work / / o 39 -Week Layoff Coverage o Deferred Retiree o COBRA (must complete COBRA application) o Conversion (contact carrier for application) School Department employees who leave employment at the end of the school year only: Termination date / / Premiums paid through / / SIGNATURE REQUIRED Deduction Authorization I authorize my employer, or direct my pension authority, to deduct from my payroll or pension check the amount required for the coverage I have selected. Health Insurance: I understand that once I choose a health plan, I cannot change plans until the next annual enrollment, even if my doctor or hospital leaves the plan. At Retirement I hereby certify that I have filed an application for retirement and desire to continue my present coverage as a retiree. I also understand that if I am Medicare eligible, I am required to join one of the Group Insurance Commission s Medicare supplemental health plans to continue health coverage. Survivors I am a surviving spouse and certify that I have not remarried and understand that if I do remarry I am no longer eligible for GIC coverage. Termination I understand that by electing to continue coverage under COBRA or Conversion, I must complete and return the corresponding application in order for this coverage to go into effect. If you are applying for Health Insurance, be sure to file a Form IDF to list family members. x x Signature of Applicant Date Signature of Authorized Official Date Entered Verified Political Subdivision FOR GIC USE ONLY: ACTIVE EMPLOYEES: RETURN COMPLETED FORM TO THE GIC COORDINATOR AT YOUR CITY/TOWN BENEFITS OFFICE. RETIREES: RETURN TO THE GIC FORM 1MUN 3/14

P.O. Box 8747 BOSTON, MA 02114 (617) 727-2310 www.mass.gov/gic INSURANCE DATA FORM (IDF) PLEASE PRINT CLEARLY This form is required for new enrollments in any Group Insurance Commission family health plan and for any changes in spouse or dependents. Return the form to your GIC Coordinator. If you are a retiree, please return the form to the GIC. Please PRINT clearly. Incomplete forms will be returned. CHECK ONE: N NEW MEMBER N ADDITION N DELETION N CORRECTION Important: You are required to provide a copy of a marriage certificate, birth certificate, separation agreement, divorce decree, certificate of appointment as legal guardian, etc., for each person you list as a dependent. Failure to provide this documentation will result in your spouse/dependent not being covered. If you are deleting a spouse or dependent under age 19, you must provide proof of other coverage. INSURED INFORMATION 1) Social Security Number 2) Date of Birth 3) Sex N M N F Month Day Year 4) Name Last First Middle 5) Address Street City State Zip Code 6) Are you enrolled in Medicare? N Yes N No If yes, Medicare claim # 7) Health Plan N Fallon Direct (HMO) (Check one) N Fallon Select (HMO) N Harvard Pilgrim Independence (PPO) N Harvard Pilgrim Primary Choice (HMO) N Health New England (HMO) N NHP Care-Neighborhood Health Plan (HMO) N Tufts Health Plan Navigator (PPO) N Tufts Health Plan Spirit (HMO-type) N UniCare State Indemnity/Basic N UniCare/Community Choice (PPO-type) N UniCare/PLUS (PPO-type) N Medicare Plan Fill in name of Medicare Plan SPOUSE/DEPENDENT INFORMATION List below all family members, including your spouse or former spouse (if eligible), who will be covered under your family plan. Please provide all Social Security Numbers (required under Federal Law Section 111) and exact dates of birth for each dependent. Attach separate sheet if additional space is required. To add a dependent age 19 to 26, you must also complete and return to the GIC a Dependent Age 19 to 26 Enrollment Form. Last Name First Middle Relationship Date of Birth Sex Social Security Number (required) Reason for addition or deletion: Effective date: SPOUSE INFORMATION Only complete if covering a spouse Is your spouse employed? N Yes N No Name of employer Address of employer Is your spouse covered under his or her employer s group health insurance plan? N Yes N No Name of insurance company Policy/Certificate Number Address of insurance company Are you and/or your children covered under your spouse s group health insurance plan? You: N Yes N No Children: N Yes N No Is your spouse enrolled in Medicare? N Yes N No If yes, Medicare claim number FORMER SPOUSE INFORMATION Only complete if covering a former spouse Name Social Security Number Date of Birth Date of Divorce Last First Middle Address Street City State Zip Code Is your former spouse remarried? Yes No If yes, date of remarriage Are you remarried? Yes No If yes, date of remarriage Is your former spouse employed? N Yes N No Name of employer Is your former spouse covered under his or her employer s group health insurance plan? N Yes N No IMPORTANT: YOU MUST SIGN BELOW Signed under the pains and penalties of perjury, I certify that the information I have provided is, to the best of my knowledge, complete and accurate. Signature Date ACTIVE EMPLOYEES: RETURN COMPLETED FORM TO YOUR GIC COORDINATOR. RETIREES: RETURN COMPLETED FORM TO THE GIC Form IDF 3/14 FOR GIC COORDINATOR USE ONLY Dept. ID # or Agency/Division # FOR GIC USE ONLY Name of GIC Coordinator Agency Telephone Number Agency Name Agency Address Entered Verified Date

DEPENDENT AGE 19 TO 26 ENROLLMENT AND CHANGE FORM FEDERAL HEALTH CARE REFORM (ACA) Use this form to enroll your dependent age 19 to 26 for the first time or to report your dependent s age 19 to 26 status change. Upon receipt of a complete application, the GIC will determine coverage eligibility and effective date. For new insureds, coverage for the dependent age 19 to 26 will begin on the new insured s effective date. Applications for dependents of existing GIC enrollees who are already over age 19 will be effective beginning on the first day of the second month after the GIC s receipt of this form. Incomplete applications will be returned. PLEASE USE ONE FORM FOR EACH DEPENDENT AGE 19 TO 26. I am applying for coverage or reporting a status change for my dependent age 19 to 26. The GIC may require proof of relationship for the dependent you plan to cover and will contact you for any documents, if necessary. Name of Insured Social Security # / / Telephone # Address PLEASE COMPLETE ONLY ONE SECTION BELOW City State Zip SECTION A ENROLL YOUR DEPENDENT SECTION B CHANGE DEPENDENT STATUS A) ENROLLMENT DEPENDENT AGE 19 TO 26 Use this section to enroll your dependent Name of Dependent Age 19-26 Social Security # / / Address City State Zip Dependent s Date of Birth / / Relationship to Insured Check here if your dependent is a full-time student attending an accredited institution outside your health plan s service area and provide school name and address below: (Check with your health plan for benefits available to full-time students that are attending school outside the service area.) Name of School School Address (outside health plan s service area) You must contact the GIC when your dependent is no longer a full-time student to continue coverage to age 26. B) CHANGE OF DEPENDENT S AGE 19 TO 26 STATUS Use this section to report dependent address and full-time student status changes Name of Dependent Age 19-26 Social Security # / / Address City State Zip Dependent s Date of Birth / / Relationship to Insured Dependent Address Change New Address: Dependent is no longer a full-time student as of. (Date) SIGNATURE REQUIRED Please sign and date below I understand that if my dependent is not a full-time student he/she must reside in my health plan s service area. If you are not sure, the GIC health plan service areas are listed in the GIC Benefit Decision Guide (available on our website, www.mass.gov/gic) or you may contact your health plan directly. If your dependent does not live in your health plan s service area and is not a full-time student, you must change health plans. The UniCare Indemnity Plan Basic is the only nationwide plan. Under the pains and penalties of perjury, I attest that all statements I have made on this form are true. I understand that if I misrepresent or provide false or incomplete information on this form my GIC coverage may be terminated (possibly retroactively), in addition to other legal remedies and financial consequences, at the GIC s discretion. Signature of Insured Date Return to: Group Insurance Commission, PO Box 8747, Boston, MA 02114 Rev 3/7/13 GIC USE ONLY APPROVED Effective Date Expiration Date DENIED

Dependent Ages 19 to 26 Application DO NOT complete the following form unless you will be insuring a dependent between the ages of 19 to 26 on your family plan. The Dependent Ages 19 to 26 Application is only for those who insure Dependents between the ages of 19 to 26 on their family plan. If you are insuring one or more Dependents between the ages of 19 to 26, please complete a separate Dependent Ages 19 to 26 Application for each applicable dependent you will be insuring. Enclosed is the Dependant Ages 19 to 26 Application. For additional copies of the Dependent Ages 19 to 26 Application, please visit the Group Insurance Commission s (GIC) website at www.mass.gov/gic and print the necessary amount of copies needed for each dependent between the ages of 19 to 26 and complete one(1) form for each.

Appendix A www.mass.gov/gic 617-727-2310 Required Documents for GIC Coverage for All GIC Health Plans If you are planning to cover yourself only: There is no documentation needed unless you are a retiree or survivor age 65 or over (see Additional Documents for Retirees section below) If you are planning to cover a current and/or former spouse, you will need the following: If you are married Copy of Certified Marriage Certificate If you are divorced or legally separated- Following sections of Separation Agreement are required: o o o o Divorce Absolute Date Signature Page Health Insurance Provisions Your Former Spouse s Last Known Address If you are planning to cover dependent children, you will need the following: Dependent Child Coverage (New and Existing) Copy of Certified Birth Certificate (must have parent/child relationship listed) Dependent Age 19-26 Complete a Dependent Age 19-26 Application for coverage (form available at the enrollment fair or on the GIC s website) Handicapped Dependent complete Handicapped Dependent form (contact the GIC for the form; also available on GIC website) Adoption Copy of Adoption Placement Letter o Letter must be on Adoption Agency Letterhead and include the following: o Name of Adoptive Parents o Name of Adopted Child o Date Child Placed in the Home Grandchild Copy of Court Guardianship Appointment o However, if grandchild is a dependent of a dependent under age 19, copy of grandchild s certified (Long Form) birth certificate Documents such as marriage certificates and birth certificates can be obtained by contacting the Clerk s Office of the town in which the event occurred. Adoption verification and Grandchild verification information can be obtained by contacting the adoption agency used or the Clerk of Court s office in the town in which the event occurred. We encourage you to contact the appropriate offices as soon as possible. There may be a waiting period to obtain information Additional Required Documents for Retirees See Next Page CITY HALL 93 HIGHLAND AVENUE SOMERVILLE, MASSACHUSETTS 02143 (617) 625-6600 EXT. 3300 TTY: (617) 666-0001 FAX: (617) 666-4426 EMAIL: personnel@somervillema.gov www.somervillema.gov

Additional Required Documents for Retirees If you and/or your spouse are on Medicare, you will need the following documentation: See above for spousal and dependent coverage Photocopy of Medicare Card (include a copy of spouse s card if applicable) Photocopy of your latest 1099 or a recent letter from Social Security stating how your monthly Part B premium is paid (e.g., you are being directly billed by Social Security or it is being deducted from your Social Security check). Include this same documentation for your spouse, if applicable. If you and/or your spouse are over age 65 and Medicare eligible, but not enrolled in Medicare, you will need the following: See previous page for spouse and dependent coverage In January, you must enroll in Medicare and send to the GIC the document listed above (third bullet) for retirees in Medicare During the spring 2012 GIC open enrollment you must enroll in a GIC Medicare plan If you and/or your spouse are over age 65 and not eligible for Medicare you will need the following documentation: See above for spousal and dependent coverage Recent letter from Social Security stating that you or your spouse is not eligible for Medicare Part A for free. The closest Social Security office to the City of Somerville is located at: 10 Fawcett St. #1 Cambridge, MA 02138 1-800-772-1213 www.medicare.gov 192 Commercial St. Malden, MA 02148 1-866-596-8598 www.medicare.gov 2

The Commonwealth of Massachusetts Executive Office of Health and Human Services Division of Health Care Finance and Policy Employee Health Insurance Responsibility Disclosure Form You are completing this form because you have declined to participate in your employer sponsored health insurance plan and/or have declined to participate in the employer s Section 125 Cafeteria Plan pre-tax purchasing arrangement. A Section 125 Plan is not health insurance; it is a way to purchase health insurance on a pre-tax basis. For information about affordable health insurance options, visit the Commonwealth Connector at < www.mahealthconnector.org >. Employers: please complete this section. See reverse side for instructions. Employer Name: Employer D/B/A: Employer Address: City State ZIP Code: FEIN: Employer 1. Did you offer a Section 125 Cafeteria Plan to this employee? Yes No 2. Did you offer employer sponsored health insurance to this employee? 3. If you offered sponsored insurance to this employee, what is the dollar amount of the employee s portion of the monthly premium cost of the least expensive individual health plan offered by the employer to the employee? (If did not offer sponsored insurance, leave blank.) Employees: please complete this section. See reverse side for instructions. Yes $ No Employee First Name Middle Initial Employee Employee Last Name 1. Did you accept your employer sponsored health insurance? 2. Did you agree to use your employer s Section 125 Cafeteria Plan to purchase health insurance? Suffix (e.g., Sr., Jr.) None Yes No Offered None Yes No Offered 3. Do you have other health insurance? Yes No Employee Signature Employee Affidavit I hereby affirm, under penalties of perjury, that all the information provided herein is true to the best of my knowledge. I also understand that if I do not have health insurance I may be responsible for the full costs of all medical treatment, that I may forfeit all or a portion of my Massachusetts personal tax exemption and be subject to other penalties pursuant to M.G.L c. 111M, that the Employee Health Insurance Responsibility Disclosure (HIRD) Form contains information that must be reported in my Massachusetts tax return, and that I am required to maintain a copy of the signed HIRD Form. Date (MM/DD/YY) The employer must retain this document for three (3) years and make it available upon request to the Division of Health Care Finance and Policy and the Department of Revenue as required by state regulation 114.5 CMR 18.00.

Instructions Employer Information Employer Name Employers must enter the company s legal name. FEIN The employer must enter the Federal Employer Identification Number. D/B/A The employer must enter the company s trade name Doing Business As here, if applicable. Employer Address The employer must enter the business address including city, state, and ZIP Code. Question 1 The employer must indicate either Yes or No (check box). Question 2 The employer must indicate either Yes or No (check box). Question 3 The employer must report the dollar amount of the employee s portion of the monthly premium cost of the least expensive individual health plan offered by the employer to the employee, if the employer offers a sponsored health plan (i.e. the employer offers to pay for a portion of the premium). Employee Information Employee First Name The employee or employer must enter the employee s first name. Employee Last Name The employee or employer must enter the employee s last name. Question 1 The employee must indicate Yes, No, or None Offered if health insurance is not offered (check box). Question 2 The employee must indicate Yes, No, or None Offered if a Section 125 Cafeteria Plan is not offered (check box). Question 3 The employee must indicate Yes or No (check box). Employee Signature The employee must sign and date the Employee Health Insurance Responsibility Disclosure (HIRD) form. Note to Employer Regarding Employee Signature If the employee refuses to sign and date the form, the refusal should be noted in writing and signed by the authorized company representative (e.g., the owner, supervisor or manager, chief executive officer, etc.). Alternate Versions of This Form Employers may recreate their own version of the Employee Health Insurance Responsibility Disclosure (HIRD) form. However, all information must be included, with the same wording and order, and the sequence and numbering of the Questions must be exactly as it appears on the version provided by the Commonwealth of Massachusetts.

Premium Assistance Under Medicaid and the Children s Health Insurance Program (CHIP) If you or your children are eligible for Medicaid or CHIP and you are eligible for health coverage from your employer, your State may have a premium assistance program that can help pay for coverage. These States use funds from their Medicaid or CHIP programs to help people who are eligible for these programs, but also have access to health insurance through their employer. If you or your children are not eligible for Medicaid or CHIP, you will not be eligible for these premium assistance programs. If you or your dependents are already enrolled in Medicaid or CHIP and you live in a State listed below, you can contact your State Medicaid or CHIP office to find out if premium assistance is available. If you or your dependents are NOT currently enrolled in Medicaid or CHIP, and you think you or any of your dependents might be eligible for either of these programs, you can contact your State Medicaid or CHIP office or dial 1-877-KIDS NOW or www.insurekidsnow.gov to find out how to apply. If you qualify, you can ask the State if it has a program that might help you pay the premiums for an employer-sponsored plan. Once it is determined that you or your dependents are eligible for premium assistance under Medicaid or CHIP, as well as eligible under your employer plan, your employer must permit you to enroll in your employer plan if you are not already enrolled. This is called a special enrollment opportunity, and you must request coverage within 60 days of being determined eligible for premium assistance. If you have questions about enrolling in your employer plan, you can contact the Department of Labor electronically at www.askebsa.dol.gov or by calling toll-free 1-866-444- EBSA (3272). If you live in one of the following States, you may be eligible for assistance paying your employer health plan premiums. The following list of States is current as of January 31, 2014. You should contact your State for further information on eligibility ALABAMA Medicaid Website: http://www.medicaid.alabama.gov Phone: 1-855-692-5447 ALASKA Medicaid Website: http://health.hss.state.ak.us/dpa/programs/medicaid/ Phone (Outside of Anchorage): 1-888-318-8890 Phone (Anchorage): 907-269-6529 ARIZONA CHIP Website: http://www.azahcccs.gov/applicants Phone (Outside of Maricopa County): 1-877-764-5437 Phone (Maricopa County): 602-417-5437 COLORADO Medicaid Medicaid Website: http://www.colorado.gov/ Medicaid Phone (In state): 1-800-866-3513 Medicaid Phone (Out of state): 1-800-221-3943 FLORIDA Medicaid Website: https://www.flmedicaidtplrecovery.com/ Phone: 1-877-357-3268 GEORGIA Medicaid Website: http://dch.georgia.gov/ Click on Programs, then Medicaid, then Health Insurance Premium Payment (HIPP) Phone: 1-800-869-1150

IDAHO Medicaid Medicaid Website: http://healthandwelfare.idaho.gov/medical/medicaid/premiu massistance/tabid/1510/default.aspx Medicaid Phone: 1-800-926-2588 INDIANA Medicaid Website: http://www.in.gov/fssa Phone: 1-800-889-9949 IOWA Medicaid Website: www.dhs.state.ia.us/hipp/ Phone: 1-888-346-9562 KANSAS Medicaid Website: http://www.kdheks.gov/hcf/ Phone: 1-800-792-4884 KENTUCKY Medicaid Website: http://chfs.ky.gov/dms/default.htm Phone: 1-800-635-2570 LOUISIANA Medicaid Website: http://www.lahipp.dhh.louisiana.gov Phone: 1-888-695-2447 MAINE Medicaid Website: http://www.maine.gov/dhhs/ofi/publicassistance/index.html Phone: 1-800-977-6740 TTY 1-800-977-6741 MASSACHUSETTS Medicaid and CHIP Website: http://www.mass.gov/masshealth Phone: 1-800-462-1120 MINNESOTA Medicaid Website: http://www.dhs.state.mn.us/ Click on Health Care, then Medical Assistance Phone: 1-800-657-3629 MISSOURI Medicaid Website: http://www.dss.mo.gov/mhd/participants/pages/hipp.htm Phone: 573-751-2005 MONTANA Medicaid Website: http://medicaidprovider.hhs.mt.gov/clientpages/ clientindex.shtml Phone: 1-800-694-3084 NEBRASKA Medicaid Website: www.accessnebraska.ne.gov Phone: 1-800-383-4278 NEVADA Medicaid Medicaid Website: http://dwss.nv.gov/ Medicaid Phone: 1-800-992-0900 NEW HAMPSHIRE Medicaid Website: http://www.dhhs.nh.gov/oii/documents/hippapp.pdf Phone: 603-271-5218 NEW JERSEY Medicaid and CHIP Medicaid Website: http://www.state.nj.us/humanservices/ dmahs/clients/medicaid/ Medicaid Phone: 609-631-2392 CHIP Website: http://www.njfamilycare.org/index.html CHIP Phone: 1-800-701-0710 NEW YORK Medicaid Website: http://www.nyhealth.gov/health_care/medicaid/ Phone: 1-800-541-2831 NORTH CAROLINA Medicaid Website: http://www.ncdhhs.gov/dma Phone: 919-855-4100 NORTH DAKOTA Medicaid Website: http://www.nd.gov/dhs/services/medicalserv/medicaid/ Phone: 1-800-755-2604 2

OKLAHOMA Medicaid and CHIP Website: http://www.insureoklahoma.org Phone: 1-888-365-3742 OREGON Medicaid Website: http://www.oregonhealthykids.gov http://www.hijossaludablesoregon.gov Phone: 1-800-699-9075 PENNSYLVANIA Medicaid Website: http://www.dpw.state.pa.us/hipp Phone: 1-800-692-7462 RHODE ISLAND Medicaid Website: www.ohhs.ri.gov Phone: 401-462-5300 SOUTH CAROLINA Medicaid Website: http://www.scdhhs.gov Phone: 1-888-549-0820 SOUTH DAKOTA - Medicaid Website: http://dss.sd.gov Phone: 1-888-828-0059 TEXAS Medicaid Website: https://www.gethipptexas.com/ Phone: 1-800-440-0493 UTAH Medicaid and CHIP Website: http://health.utah.gov/upp Phone: 1-866-435-7414 VERMONT Medicaid Website: http://www.greenmountaincare.org/ Phone: 1-800-250-8427 VIRGINIA Medicaid and CHIP Medicaid Website: http://www.dmas.virginia.gov/rcp- HIPP.htm Medicaid Phone: 1-800-432-5924 CHIP Website: http://www.famis.org/ CHIP Phone: 1-866-873-2647 WASHINGTON Medicaid Website: http://www.hca.wa.gov/medicaid/premiumpymt/pages/inde x.aspx Phone: 1-800-562-3022 ext. 15473 WEST VIRGINIA Medicaid Website: www.dhhr.wv.gov/bms/ Phone: 1-877-598-5820, HMS Third Party Liability WISCONSIN Medicaid Website: http://www.badgercareplus.org/pubs/p-10095.htm Phone: 1-800-362-3002 WYOMING Medicaid Website: http://health.wyo.gov/healthcarefin/equalitycare Phone: 307-777-7531 To see if any more States have added a premium assistance program since January 31, 2014, or for more information on special enrollment rights, you can contact either: U.S. Department of Labor U.S. Department of Health and Human Services Employee Benefits Security Administration Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services www.dol.gov/ebsa www.cms.hhs.gov 1-866-444-EBSA (3272) 1-877-267-2323, Menu Option 4, Ext. 61565 OMB Control Number 1210-0137 (expires 10/31/2016) 3

FY 2015 Insurance Rates (Effective July 1, 2014 through June 30, 2015) Monthly Plan Premium Annual Premium Employee Contribution 52 42 26 21 12 DELTA DENTAL (Low Plan)(100% Paid by Employee) Family 90.41 1,084.92 1,084.92 20.86 25.83 41.73 51.66 90.41 Single 34.91 418.92 418.92 8.07 9.97 16.11 19.95 34.91 DENTAL DENTAL (High Plan)(100% Paid by Employee) Family 117.53 1,410.36 1,410.36 27.12 33.58 54.24 67.16 117.53 Single 45.38 544.56 544.56 10.47 12.97 20.94 25.94 45.38 BASIC LIFE INSURANCE (50% Paid by Employee) 7.90 94.80 47.40 0.91 1.13 1.82 2.26 3.95 PLEASE NOTE: Rates subject to change without notice. There is a separate rate sheet for the GIC Medical Insurance.

Delta Dental of Massachusetts P.O. Box 9695 Boston, Massachusetts, 02114-9695 Customer Service: (617) 886-1234 Toll Free (800) 872-0500 Corporate Office: (617) 886-1000 MA & NAT L Toll Free (800) 451-1249 Fax: (617) 886-1293 www.deltadentalma.com ENROLLMENT FORM PLEASE PRINT OR TYPE - BE SURE FORM IS COMPLETED IN FULL TO ENSURE ENROLLMENT 1. GROUP NAME: 2. EFFECTIVE DATE: 3. DATE OF HIRE: 4. GROUP NUMBER City of Somerville 006151 5. SOCIAL SECURITY NO. 6. LAST NAME (Subscriber) 7. FIRST NAME: 8. DOB: 9. SEX: 10. HOME ADDRESS: 11: CITY: 12. STATE: 13. ZIP 14. PLAN: Select plan you are enrolling in: PLAN SELECTION Active Low Plan (6151-9905) Retiree Low Plan (6151-9906) Active High Plan (6151-9901) Retiree High Plan (6151-9903) PLEASE LIST ALL ELIGIBLE DEPENDENT(S) COVERED UNDER YOUR POLICY 15. FIRST NAME 16. LAST NAME: (IF DIFFERENT FROM SUBSCRIBER) 17. DATE OF BIRTH 18. SEX M/F 19. CHECK IF DEPENDENT IS OVER 19 AND FULL TIME STUDENT SUBSCRIBER SPOUSE CHILDREN 20. REASON FOR SUBMISSION (CHECK ONE) New Addition Individual Family Termination Add dependent to family Reinstatement Remove dependent (name) Name change Address change Remove dep. from student status (name) Transfer from sublocation to Status change Individual to family Family to individual COBRA Reinstatement of Subscriber Individual to family Family to individual Transfer to COBRA Sublocation New addition of dependent formerly covered under ID# 21. COORDINATION OF BENEFITS Are you OR any other family member covered by another dental plan? No Yes If YES, please indicate name of covered individual. OTHER DENTAL INSURANCE COMPANY: EMPLOYER NAME: POLICY HOLDER ID NO.: EFFECTIVE DAY 22. Are you OR any other family member covered by another medical plan? No Yes If YES, please indicate name of covered individual. OTHER MEDICAL INSURANCE COMPANY: EMPLOYER NAME: POLICY HOLDER ID NO.: EFFECTIVE DAY I certify that all information is true and correct to the best of my knowledge. Also, I understand that the effective date and termination date of my membership will be determined by my employer or plan sponsor in accordance with the underwriting guidelines of Delta Dental of Massachusetts. In addition, if my employer requires employee contribution for this coverage, I authorize the deduction of this amount from my wages. 23. Subscriber Signature Date Benefit Administrator Authorization Date SP1079 (3.14) DDP-686 (04/08)

Coverage Summary for City of Somerville Low Option Deductible: $25 per individual / $75 per family. Deductible waived for Diagnostic and Preventive categories. Calendar Year Maximum: $750 per person. Co-insurance Category / Procedure Qualifications In Out of Network Network* Diagnostic 100% 100% Comprehensive Evaluation Once every 60 months per dentist. Periodic Oral Exam Once every 6 months. Full Mouth X- rays Once every 60 months. Bitewing X-rays Once every 6 months. Single Tooth X-rays As needed. Preventive 100% 100% Teeth Cleaning Once every 6 months. Fluoride Treatments Once every 6 months for members under age 19. Space Maintainers Required due to the premature loss of teeth. For members under age 14 and not for the replacement of primary or permanent anterior teeth. Sealants Unrestored permanent molars, every 4 years per tooth for members through age 15. Sealants are also covered for members aged 16 up to age 19 for those who had a recent cavity and are at risk for decay. Chlorhexidine Mouthrinse This is a covered benefit only when administered and dispensed in the dentist's office following scaling and root planing. Fluoride Toothpaste This is a covered benefit only when administered and dispensed in the dentist's office following periodontal surgery. Restorative 80% 80% Silver Fillings Once every 24 months per surface per tooth. White Fillings (Front Teeth) Once every 24 months per surface per tooth. White Fillings (Back Teeth) Covered only for single surfaces. Once every 24 months per surface, per tooth, multi-surfaces will be processed as a silver filling and the patient is responsible up to the submitted charge. Temporary Fillings Once per tooth. Stainless Steel Crowns Once every 24 months per tooth. Oral Surgery 80% 80% Simple Extractions Once per tooth. Surgical Extractions Once per tooth. Periodontics 80% 80% Periodontal Surgery Periodontic benefits not provided when rendered in a surgical day care or hospital setting. Scaling and Root Planing Once in 24 months, per quadrant. Periodontal Cleaning Once every 3 months following active periodontal treatment. Not to be combined with preventive 100% 100% cleanings. Endodontics 80% 80% Root Canal Treatment Once per tooth. Vital Pulpotomy Limited to deciduous teeth. Prosthetic Maintenance 80% 80% Bridge or Denture Repair Once within 12 months, same repair. Rebase or Reline of Dentures Once within 36 months. Recement of Crowns & Onlays Once per tooth. Emergency Dental Care 80% 80% Minor treatment for Pain Relief Three occurrences in 12 months. General Anesthesia Allowed with covered surgical services only. Dependent Eligibility: Eligible dependents up to age 26.

Deductible waived for periodontal cleanings. Additional Benefit Information *Non-participating dentists may balance bill. Subscribers are responsible for the difference between the nonparticipating maximum plan allowance and the full fee charged by the dentist.

Coverage Summary for City of Somerville High Option Group Number 006151 Deductible: $50 per individual / $150 per family. Deductible waived for Diagnostic and Preventive categories. Calendar Year Maximum: $1,500 per person. Co-insurance Category / Procedure Qualifications In Out of Network Network Diagnostic 100% 100% Comprehensive Evaluation Once every 60 months per dentist. Periodic Oral Exam Once every 6 months. Full Mouth X- rays Once every 60 months. Bitewing X-rays Once every 6 months. Single Tooth X-rays As needed. Preventive 100% 100% Teeth Cleaning Once every 6 months. Fluoride Treatments Once every 6 months for members under age 19. Space Maintainers Required due to the premature loss of teeth. For members under age 14 and not for the replacement of primary or permanent anterior teeth. Sealants Unrestored permanent molars, every 4 years per tooth for members through age 15. Sealants are also covered for members aged 16 up to age 19 for those who had a recent cavity and are at risk for decay. Chlorhexidine Mouthrinse This is a covered benefit only when administered and dispensed in the dentist's office following scaling and root planing. Fluoride Toothpaste This is a covered benefit only when administered and dispensed in the dentist's office following periodontal surgery. Restorative 80% 80% Silver Fillings Once every 24 months per surface per tooth. White Fillings (Front Teeth) Once every 24 months per surface per tooth. White Fillings (Back Teeth) Covered only for single surfaces. Once every 24 months per surface, per tooth, multi-surfaces will be processed as a silver filling and the patient is responsible up to the submitted charge. Temporary Fillings Once per tooth. Stainless Steel Crowns Once every 24 months per tooth. Oral Surgery 80% 80% Simple Extractions Once per tooth. Surgical Extractions Once per tooth. Periodontics 80% 80% Periodontal Surgery Periodontal benefits not provided when rendered in a surgical day care or hospital setting. Scaling and Root Planing Once in 24 months, per quadrant. Periodontal Cleaning Once every 3 months following active periodontal treatment. Not to be combined with preventive 100% 100% cleanings. Endodontics 80% 80% Root Canal Treatment Once per tooth. Vital Pulpotomy Limited to deciduous teeth. Prosthetic Maintenance 80% 80% Bridge or Denture Repair Once within 12 months, same repair. Rebase or Reline of Dentures Once within 36 months. Recement of Crowns & Onlays Once per tooth. Emergency Dental Care 80% 80% Minor treatment for Pain Relief Three occurrences in 12 months. General Anesthesia Allowed with covered surgical services only. Prosthodontics 50% 50% Dentures Once within 60 months. Fixed Bridges and Crowns When part of a bridge. Once within 60 months Implants An Endosteal Implant is covered to replace one missing tooth (in lieu of a three unit bridge, and when all adjacent teeth do not require crowns.) Once per 60 months per Implant. Major Restorative 50% 50% Crowns When teeth cannot be restored with regular fillings. Once within 60 months per tooth Orthodontics: Covered at 50% of Maximum Plan Allowance charges to age 19. $2,000 separate LIFETIME maximum. Dependent Eligibility: Eligible dependents up to age 26.

Additional Benefit Information Deductible waived for periodontal cleanings. This plan is eligible for Rollover Max. See the benefit guide for details. *Non-participating dentists may balance bill. Subscribers are responsible for the difference between the nonparticipating maximum plan allowance and the full fee charged by the dentist.

BOSTON MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY 120 Royall Street Canton, MA 02021 1-800-669-2668 x700 PLEASE PRINT OR TYPE Please refer to your Administration Kit for enrollment and mailing instructions GROUP BENEFITS ENROLLMENT FORM EMPLOYEE / FAMILY INFORMATION Employer/Policyholder Employee Name (Last, First, Middle) Social Security Number ( ) Home Address (Street, City, State, Zip) Telephone # Gender (M/F) Occupation or Job Title Date of Birth Age PAYROLL Weekly Bi-Weekly TYPE: Monthly Annual Earnings: $ Average Hours Worked Date of Hire or Date of Full Time Employment if different Effective Date State Class Spouse (Last, First, Middle) Gender (M/F) Date of Birth Age No. of Dependents Dept. ID LIFE You Must Have Basic Coverage to Elect Voluntary Coverage BASIC: Group # Div. YES NO Insurance Amount LIFE & AD&D $ You Must Have Voluntary Coverage to Elect Dependent Coverage VOLUNTARY: Group # Div. YES NO Insurance Amount LIFE & AD&D $ SPOUSE $ DEPENDENT LIFE: CHILD(REN) $ Name of Your Beneficiary(ies) for Life and/or AD&D Benefits: (Total Percentage of Benefit must equal 100%) List Additional Beneficiaries on separate sheet Primary Beneficiary(ies): % of Benefit Relationship Address BENEFICIARY Contingent Beneficiary(ies): If you designate more than one beneficiary, please be sure the total percentages of benefit equals 100%. If you do not designate a percentage payable for each beneficiary, the total proceeds payable will be divided equally among each beneficiary. If an insured dependent dies, we will pay the proceeds to you. ACCEPTANCE OF INSURANCE - Employee Signature Required SIGNATURE I apply for the insurance for which I am now eligible (or for which I may become eligible) under the provisions of the Group Policy or Group Policies issued to my employer by the Boston Mutual Life Insurance Company and authorize deductions, if any, from my earnings of the required premium contribution toward the cost of the insurance. I understand that if I am disabled on the date my insurance would otherwise become effective, I shall only become insured on the date I return to active full-time work. I further understand that if I decline insurance coverage for which I am now eligible and I desire to participate in the plan at a later date, I must furnish, at my own expense, evidence of insurability satisfactory to Boston Mutual Life Insurance Company. Signature of Employee Date REFUSAL OF INSURANCE Employee Name Employee/Policyholder Group No. (Last, First, Middle) I hereby certify that I have been given an opportunity to participate in the Group Insurance Plan offered by my Employer (or the Association with whom I am affiliated) and insured by Boston Mutual Life Insurance Company and that I have declined to do so with respect to: Basic Life & AD&D Voluntary Life & AD&D Dependent Life I further understand that if I desire to participate in the Plan at a later date with respect to the coverage checked, I must furnish, at my own expense, evidence of insurability satisfactory to Boston Mutual Life Insurance Company. Signature of Employee Signature of Witness Date Date BML-32BBass-Vol-ENR WHITE - EMPLOYER COPY YELLOW - BOSTON MUTUAL COPY PINK - EMPLOYEE COPY 241-057 7/08

Voluntary Life and Accidental Death & Dismemberment Added Protection for You and Your Family Everyone has the need for financial security, but the needs of each employee can vary. To help meet these needs, Boston Mutual Life Insurance Company and the City of Somerville are proud to offer a Group Term Voluntary Life and Accidental Death & Dismemberment program for you and your family. Eligibility: You must be enrolled in the Basic Program You, as an active full-time employee working 20 hours or more per week, your spouse under age 70, your unmarried children ages 14 days to 19 years (to age 25 if a full-time student), and handicapped children over the age of 19 are eligible for coverage. Dependents may not be insured if they are confined in a medical facility. Employee Insurance: See Non-Medical Limits below You have the flexibility to choose coverage in units of $10,000 to a maximum of $400,000. However, the maximum coverage amount may not exceed five times your annual salary. Family Coverage: See Non-Medical Limits below You may insure your spouse in units of $5,000 to a maximum of $75,000, not to exceed 50% of your coverage amount. Dependent children age 1-19 years (up to 25 if full-time student) are eligible for $5,000. Dependent children 14 days to 1 year are eligible for $500. A spouse or child who is an employee cannot be insured as a dependent. If both spouses are insured employees of the same group, their children can only be insured as dependents of one spouse. Non-Medical Means: If you and your dependents enroll within 31 days of becoming eligible, you and your spouse may purchase amounts of insurance at or under the non-medical limits below without answering any medical questions. Non-Medical Limits Age Employee Spouse Under 60 $100,000 $ 30,000 60-69 $ 50,000 $ 20,000 70 and Over $ 10,000 - Not Eligible Non-Medical amounts will become effective on the later of: the effective date of the group policy; or the date in accordance with the eligibility waiting period of the group policy. Medical Questions: Proof of good health satisfactory to Boston Mutual is required for amounts above the Non-Medical Limits, if you apply beyond your initial 31 day eligibility period or if you have been previously declined by Boston Mutual. Evidence of Insurability and Authorization to Release Medical Information forms will be required to be completed. Premium Cost: Sample weekly (52) payroll deductions for you and your spouse each are shown below: Sample weekly (52) Premium Rate Costs Per Volume of Insurance Monthly Premium Rate per Age $1,000 10,000 20,000 30,000 50,000 100,000 0-35 0.10 0.23 0.46 0.69 1.15 2.31 35-39 0.12 0.28 0.55 0.83 1.38 2.77 40-44 0.17 0.39 0.78 1.18 1.96 3.92 45-49 0.25 0.58 1.15 1.73 2.88 5.77 50-54 0.40 0.92 1.85 2.77 4.62 9.23 55-59 0.66 1.52 3.05 4.57 7.62 15.23 60-64 0.94 2.17 4.34 6.51 10.85 21.69 65-69 1.52 3.51 7.02 10.52 17.54 35.08 Premium rates are based on attained age and change as each individual moves to a higher age bracket. Premium rates for members age 69 and over are available. Please contact your Benefits Administrator for details. Dependent Cost: The total weekly (52 deductions) premium cost to insure all eligible dependent children for Life Insurance is only $.22 per Family Unit. All life coverage for dependent children is Guaranteed Issue. Portability Privilege: If you leave your employment prior to age 60, the coverage is portable for yourself, your spouse under age 60 and all eligible dependent children. The coverage would not include Waiver of Premium or AD&D. Form BML32B0526 8/10 Policy Series GRTP (4/99) P