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Flagler County School District Employee Health Insurance Benefits, 2011-2012

April 11, 2011 | FlaglerLive | 2 Comments

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All plans provided by United Health Care. For background on the chart below, read the story here.

Flagler County School Board Employees' Health Insurance Plans Compared:
2011 and 2012

Type of PlanBeneficiariesMonthly Premium Cost to Employee This Year (2010-11)Monthly Premium Cost to Employee Next Year (2011-2012)$Monthly increase/decrease (% Difference)
Choice
Employee only$88.81$108.88+$20.07 (+22.6%)
Employee & spouse$624.53$689.05+$64.52 (+10.33%)
Employee & child(ren)$572.38$632.57+$39.81 (+10.5%)
Family plan$837.88$920.10+$82.22 (+9.8%)
Choice Plus
Employee only$134.34$183.73+$49.39 (+36.8%)
Employee & spouse$740.46$848.49+$108.43 (+14.6%)
Employee & child(ren)$682.33$783.78+$101.45 (+14.9%)
Family plan$978.30$1,113.22+$134.92 (+13.8%)
Health Savings Account, higher deductible
Employee only$0$0No change
Employee & spouse$312.93$411.85+$98.92 (+31.6%)
Employee & child(ren)$312.93$369.67+$56.74 (+18.1%)
Family plan$466.91$584.30+$117.39 (+25.1%)
Health Savings Account, lower deductible
Employee only$98.44$35.74-$62.7 (-63.7%)
Employee & spouse$645.05$533.27-$111.78 (-17.3%)
Employee & child(ren)$591.85$484.85-$107 (-18.1%)
Family plan$862.74$731.41-$131.33 (-15.22%)
Choice/Catastrophic
Employee onlyn.a.$0n.a.
Employee & spousen.a.$376.65n.a.
Employee & child(ren)n.a.$336.31n.a.
Family plann.a.$541.70n.a.
Vision Plan
Employee only$0$0none
Employee & spouse$4.98$4.98none
Employee & child(ren)$6.56$6.56none
Family plan$10.76$10.76none
Dental Plan, PPO
Employee only$10.85$10.85none
Employee and 1 dependent$33.11$33.11none
Family plan$58.61$58.61none
Dental Plan, Co-pay
Employee only$0$0none
Employee and 1 dependent$14.90$14.90none
Family plan$31.27$31.27none
The school district contributed a flat $385.29 per month on all health plans in 2010-11, regardless of number of dependents. That amount is increasing to $404.55 in 2011-12. The amounts in the table are the employees' share after the district's contribution has been deducted.

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Comments

  1. concerned citizen says

    April 12, 2011 at 10:42 am

    Why does the health insurance have to be so darn expensive for Teachers? I judt don’t get it. Cops get a much better rate as do other county employees. 600+ a month for an employee and child!!! Thats a car payment. Why can’t the county just put all employees under 1 umbrella and have everyone on the same plan. It would save all of us money.

  2. Roy Ostapko says

    April 14, 2011 at 7:58 pm

    Solution:

    Our Blue Cross for family of 5 is about $350 mo

    Teacher pays $100

    School pays $250

    We save $200 mo. X 900 = $180,000 mo x 12 mo. = $2,160,000 TAX PAYER SAVINGS

    And the family gets covered, to boot

    Is someone, think insurance companies, getting rich on us.

    My friends, yes. We are the suckers.

    We need public servants who serve the PEOPLE.

    Sincerely,
    Roy Ostapko

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