CALCULATING YOUR MEDICAL PLAN CONTRIBUTIONS



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CALCULATING YOUR MEDICAL PLAN CONTRIBUTIONS To figure out what you must pay for medical plan coverage in 2016, just follow these steps: Step 1. Step 2. Step 3. See Step 1 below to find the City s contribution formula for your medical plan premiums (i.e., Fixed Premium, Fixed Contribution, etc.). The type of formula for your contributions is shown on the Retiree Information section of your selection form. Under that formula you will find the exact dollar amount or percentage the City will pay toward your coverage. Decide what plan you want to select and whether you want to cover any eligible dependents. Look on pages 4 through 7 of this worksheet to find the cost of the plan you selected. Fill that amount in on the Cost of Plan space in Step 1 B, C or D; whichever applies to you. If you retire under E, see page 2 for the percentage contribution instructions. STEP 1. Contribution Formula If you Retired: Prior to 1988 1988 1993 As a Sworn Police Officer or Sergeant, retired on or after July 1, 1985 and prior to February 1, 1994 As an I.B.E.W. Bargaining Unit Employee, retired since February 1, 1984 until September 30, 2005 The City s Formula For Your Contribution Is: A. Fixed Premium You pay $15 for Single or Two Party coverage or $45 for Family coverage. The City pays the remainder. B. Fixed Contribution See your selection form for the amount the City will contribute for benefits. Subtract that number from the cost of the plan. See pages 4 through 7 for the cost of the plan. = Cost of Plan City Contribution Your Monthly Cost C. Police Benefit Multiply the cost of the plan times the percentage that you must pay (see the Retiree Information section of your selection form). See pages 4 through 7 for the cost of the plan. X = Cost of Plan Percentage You Pay Your Monthly Cost D. I.B.E.W. Benefit Multiply the cost of the plan times 5%. If you are enrolled in Medicare Parts A and B, the City pays 100%. See pages 4 through 7 for the cost of the plan. X 5% = Cost of Plan Your Monthly Cost* *Note-for IBEW workers who retire on or after 10/1/05, please contact the IBEW Trust for your cost at 818-243-0222. Page 1

If You Retired: All others* who retired in 1988 or later (See your selection form) The City s Formula For Your Contribution Is: E. Percentage Contribution Multiply the maximum City Contribution (see page 4 through 7 of this worksheet) times the percentage the City will pay (see the Retiree Information section of your selection form). Then, subtract the result from the total cost of the plan you elected (see pages 4 through 7 of this worksheet). Step 1 X = Maximum Percentage City Pays City Contribution City Pays Step 2 = Total Cost of Amount Your Monthly Plan City Pays Cost EXAMPLE: Let s assume you enroll in the Aetna HMO as a Pre-65 Retiree without Medicare, Two Party coverage and the City pays 85%. Step 1 $1,255.80 X 85% = $1,067.43 Maximum Percentage City Pays City Contribution City Pays Step 2 $1,740.29 $1,067.43 = $672.86 Total Cost of Amount Your Monthly Plan City Pays Cost * There are a few exceptions. Call Human Resources for more information. Retirees under Formulas A, C and D can enroll in a Medicare Advantage Prescription Drug Plan (MA-PD) at no cost provided they are enrolled in Medicare Parts A and B. The City will pay 100% of the cost for the retiree, spouse and any dependent children. Page 2

STEP 2. Decide what plan you want to select and whether you want to cover any eligible dependents. Review the options available to you carefully. Medicare-enrolled retirees have the following medical plan options, some of which include premium costs paid for 100% by the City: The Aetna Medicare (SM) PPO and ESA Plan will continue to be available in all states. The Aetna Medicare (SM) HMO Plan and Kaiser Senior Advantage plans are available in many areas outside California. One or both may be an available option to you if you reside in one of the following states: Arizona Georgia Maine New Jersey Pennsylvania Washington Colorado Hawaii Maryland New York South Carolina Washington D.C. Connecticut Illinois Massachusetts Ohio Tennessee Delaware Kansas Missouri Oklahoma Texas Florida Kentucky Nevada Oregon Virginia In addition, if only one member of your family qualifies for Medicare, you may also be able to split enrollment between plans on the Aetna plans only. For example, one retiree can be in the OAMC (PPO) plan and the spouse can be in a Medicare HMO, or vice versa. For Medicare retirees with two or more dependents, please call Human Resources for more information. Kaiser Double Coverage Plan Starting in 2009, Medicare no longer allows you and/or your spouse to be covered under a Kaiser Senior Advantage plan through both the City and another plan sponsor (such as your spouse s former employer). For those members who elected their spouses plan to be primary, the City is offering a plan designed specifically for Kaiser retirees with double coverage. Applicable rates are included on page 7. Kaiser Senior Advantage Plan Please note that if you enroll in the Kaiser Senior Advantage Plan, Kaiser requires you to assign your Medicare benefits. If you do not, the City is charged $9,600 per year for retirees who are enrolled in Medicare A and/or B and $13,400 per year for retirees who are not enrolled in Medicare. Although the City pays a significant part of medical plan premiums, added costs like this lead to increased retiree premiums. By taking steps to control costs, such as assigning your Medicare benefits, you re helping to keep costs low and allowing the City to preserve the quality benefits available to all City retirees. UnitedHealthcare Group Medicare Advantage HMO Plan The City of Anaheim will continue to offer the UnitedHealthcare Group Medicare Advantage HMO Plan in 2016. This plan was formerly known as the PacifiCare Secure Horizons HMO. Page 3

STEP 3. MONTHLY MEDICAL PLAN COSTS 2016 The City offers a Medicare Part D prescription drug formulary (PDP) for Medicare-enrolled retirees in the Aetna plans. Monthly premium rates for the plans are different if you are enrolled in Medicare. If you are eligible for Medicare but do not sign the separate enrollment form for the Aetna PDP plan, you will be charged higher premiums. Monthly Premium Rates and Contributions for Retirees Not Enrolled in Medicare Aetna Plans Retirees not enrolled in Medicare or the Aetna PDP Aetna HMO California Single $868.37 $624.35 Two-Party $1,740.29 $1,255.80 Family $2,461.46 $1,767.84 Aetna OAMC All States Single $1,271.51 $749.13 Two-Party $2,543.01 $1,491.15 Family $3,598.36 $2,095.62 Aetna High Option OAMC All States Single $923.10 $733.52 Two-Party $1,846.19 $1,461.73 Family $2,612.36 $2,055.72 Kaiser Plans Pre-65 retirees only Kaiser CA Single $661.88 $490.37 Two-Party $1,323.76 $980.68 Family $1,873.13 $1,387.68 Kaiser CO Single $997.00 $490.37 Two-Party $1,993.00 $980.68 Family $2,879.00 $1,387.68 Kaiser OR/WA Single $778.27 $490.37 Two-Party $1,556.54 $980.68 Family $2.334.81 $1,387.68 Kaiser GA Single $922.93 $490.37 Two-Party $1,845.86 $980.68 Family $2,768.79 $1,387.68 Kaiser HI Single $827.54 $490.37 Two-Party $1,655.08 $980.68 Family $2,482.62 $1,387.68 Page 4

Monthly Premium Rates and Contributions for Retirees Enrolled in Medicare Aetna Plans Retirees enrolled in Medicare A and/or B and the Aetna PDP Aetna HMO California Single $750.00 $624.35 Two-Party $1,502.16 $1,255.80 Family $2,162.76 $1,767.84 Aetna OAMC All States (C-MED) Single $1,025.92 $749.13 Two-Party $2,051.80 $1,491.15 Family $2,941.12 $2,095.62 Aetna High Option OAMC All States (C-MED) Single $714.49 $733.52 Two-Party $1,428.97 $1,461.73 Family $1,946.52 $2,055.72 Aetna Medicare (SM) HMO Plans Retirees enrolled in Medicare A & B Aetna HMO CA Single $279.00 $624.35 Two-Party $558.00 $1,255.80 Aetna HMO AZ Single $490.20 $624.35 Two-Party $980.40 $1,255.80 Aetna HMO CO Single $516.93 $624.35 Two-Party $1,033.86 $1,255.80 Aetna HMO FL Single $478.27 $624.35 Two-Party $956.54 $1,255.80 Aetna HMO GA Single $412.74 $624.35 Two-Party $825.48 $1,255.80 Aetna HMO MA Single $493.33 $624.35 Two-Party $986.66 $1,255.80 Aetna HMO NV Single $578.61 $624.35 Two-Party $1,157.23 $1,255.80 Aetna HMO OH Single $553.17 $624.35 Two-Party $1,106.34 $1,255.80 Aetna HMO PA Single $457.95 $624.35 Two-Party $915.90 $1,255.80 Aetna HMO TX Single $400.66 $624.35 Two-Party $801.33 $1,255.80 Page 5

Aetna Medicare (SM) PPO & ESA Plan - Retirees enrolled in Medicare A & B Aetna PPO All States Single $507.37 $507.37 Two-Party $1,014.74 $1,014.74 Aetna ESA Single $530.86 $530.86 Two-Party $1,061.72 $1,061.72 Kaiser Senior Advantage Plans - Retirees enrolled in Medicare A & B Kaiser Senior Advantage Plan CA Single $185.06 $490.37 Two-Party (Both Medicare) $370.12 $980.68 Two-Party (One Medicare) $846.94 $980.68 Family (One Medicare) $1,396.31 $1,387.68 Family (Two Medicare) $919.49 $1,387.68 Kaiser Senior Advantage Plan CO Single $272.00 $490.37 Two-Party (Both Medicare) $544.00 $980.68 Two-Party (One Medicare) $1,269.00 $980.68 Family (One Medicare) $2,155.00 $1,387.68 Family (Two Medicare) $1,430.00 $1,387.68 Kaiser Senior Advantage Plan OR/WA Single $282.11 $490.37 Two-Party (Both Medicare) $564.22 $980.68 Two-Party (One Medicare) $1,060.38 $980.68 Family (One Medicare) $1,838.65 $1,387.68 Family (Two Medicare) $1,342.49 $1,387.68 Kaiser Senior Advantage Plan GA Single $390.71 $490.37 Two-Party (Both Medicare) $781.42 $980.68 Two-Party (One Medicare) $1,313.64 $980.68 Family (One Medicare) $2,236.57 $1,387.68 Family (Two Medicare) $1,704.35 $1,387.68 Kaiser Senior Advantage Plan HI Single $358.52 $490.37 Two-Party (Both Medicare) $717.04 $980.68 Two-Party (One Medicare) $1,186.06 $980.68 Family (One Medicare) $1,544.58 $1,387.68 Family (Two Medicare) $2,013.60 $1,387.68 Kaiser Unassigned Retirees who have not assigned or enrolled in Medicare California Total Cost of Plan Retiree without Medicare A nor B $1,193.24 Retiree with Medicare A & B, not assigned to Kaiser $880.23 Retiree with Medicare A only, but no B $880.23 Retiree with Medicare B only, assigned to Kaiser $497.06 Page 6

Kaiser Double Coverage Plan Kaiser Double Coverage California Single $184.03 $184.03 Two-Party $368.06 $368.06 UnitedHealthcare Group Medicare Advantage HMO - Retirees enrolled in Medicare A & B UnitedHealthCare Group Medicare Advantage HMO CA Single $286.79 $624.35 Two-Party (Both Medicare) $573.58 $1,255.80 Two-Party (One Medicare) $1,638.91 $1,255.80 CALCULATING YOUR DENTAL PLAN CONTRIBUTIONS Dental Plan Eligibility You are eligible for dental coverage if you enroll in a medical plan for 2016, were enrolled in a City dental plan for 2015 and: You retired on or after January 1, 1988 You were a Police bargaining unit employee and retired on or after July 1, 1985. I.B.E.W. bargaining unit employees ARE NOT ELIGIBLE for dental coverage. The cost sharing for the dental plans are based upon your medical contribution formula. In other words, the same percentage or fixed rate calculation used for your medical plan premium will apply to your dental plan premium. Dental Plan State Availability The Delta Dental PPO plan is available in all states. The DeltaCare USA DHMO plan is available in almost all states. The following are states where the DeltaCare USA DHMO plan is NOT available: Massachusetts Nebraska North Dakota Minnesota North Carolina Eligible retirees who live in one of these 5 states and who wish to enroll for dental coverage in 2016 should enroll in the Delta Dental PPO plan Monthly Dental Plan Costs 2016 COST OF PLAN For use with Formulas B and C (Fixed Contribution and Police Benefit) Delta Dental PPO Plan DeltaCare USA DHMO Plan Single $57.72 $16.14 Two-Party $98.14 $26.68 Family $150.07 $39.44 Page 7

COST OF PLAN City Contribution/Fixed Contribution (B) Retired in 1989 or 1990 Retired in 1991-1993 Single $11.00 $13.23 Two-Party $17.10 $20.58 Family $24.66 $29.66 Police Benefit (C) See the Retirement Information section of your selection form for the percentage you pay. COST OF PLAN For use with Formula E (Percentage Contribution) Cost of Plan Maximum City Contribution Cost of Plan Maximum City Contribution DeltaCare USA DHMO Delta Dental PPO Option Single $16.14 $24.99 Single $57.72 $24.99 Two-Party $26.68 $38.89 Two Party $98.14 $38.89 Family $39.44 $56.03 Family $150.07 $56.03 Page 8