Health Benefits Committee Meeting August 29, 2013.

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Health Benefits Committee Meeting August 29, 2013

Presentation to Fringe Committee August 29, Agenda 1. Introductions 10:00 – 10:10 How do you communicate to your constituents? How do they communicate with you? (All) How do you communicate to your constituents? How do they communicate with you? (All) 2. Announcements, PCCD Benefits 10:10 – 10:15 Spring Open enrollment results Spring Open enrollment results Next Open Enrollments Next Open Enrollments 3. State of the District, Vice Chancellor Gerhard 10:15- 10:20 4. Issues in self funding 10:20 – 10:40 Introduction of new CoreSource Team Introduction of new CoreSource Team Review of online services Review of online services Claims information Claims information Health Risk Assessments Health Risk Assessments 5. Peralta Goes Mobile, PSW Benefit Resources 10:40 – 10:45 6. Health Care Reform Compliance Update 10:45- 11:00 How have we already complied How have we already complied Timeline of imminent compliance issues for 2013 Timeline of imminent compliance issues for 2013 Compliance 2014 and beyond Compliance 2014 and beyondHandouts: Summary Benefit Comparisons Model Notice

Presentation to Fringe Committee August 29, Introductions How do you communicate to and receive feedback from your constituents? How do you communicate to and receive feedback from your constituents? Name Name Affiliation Affiliation Answer question Answer question

Presentation to Fringe Committee August 29, Announcements, PCCD Benefits

Presentation to Fringe Committee August 29, Announcement Open Enrollment Results Summary of Changes FromToQuantity KaiserSelf Funded Lite2 KaiserSelf Funded Traditional0 Self Funded LiteKaiser2 Self Funded LiteSelf Funded Traditional3 Kaiser5 Self-Funded TraditionalSelf Funded Lite5 DeltaUnited Health Care2 Delta6 medical and/or dentalCash In Lieu20 Total Changes45

Presentation to Fringe Committee August 29, State of the District, Vice Chancellor Gerhard

Presentation to Fringe Committee August 29, Review of Coresource Services under PCCD Self Funded Plan Introduction of our New Client Manager, Veronica Pepper Introduction of our New Client Manager, Veronica Pepper Claims information / status Claims information / status Health Risk Assessments Health Risk Assessments Self service options Self service options Demo of online self-services Demo of online self-services Claims status Claims status Provider payments Provider payments Online, private health risk assessments Online, private health risk assessments

Presentation to Fringe Committee August 29, Review of Recent Self Funded Plan Issues New medical cards distributed mid June- cards were re-issued to reflect partnership with Anthem/Wellpoint New vision cards for those eligible for vision coverage were mailed under separate cover Two cards replace one due to branding requirements of the Joint Administrative Agreement with Anthem/Wellpoint Dedicated customer service team still in place New Client Manager, Veronica Pepper

MyCoreSource.com Training Presentation Presentation to Fringe Committee August 29, See BIC Home page at for a link to this!

MyCoreSource.com Training Presentation Presentation to Fringe Committee August 29, See BIC Home page at for a link to this!

Presentation to Fringe Committee August 29,

Presentation to Fringe Committee August 29,

Presentation to Fringe Committee August 29, Update on Health Care Reforms - Affordable Care Act Review of reforms already in place Review of reforms already in place W-2 reporting for employer costs of benefits W-2 reporting for employer costs of benefits Reduce Flexible Spending Amount Maximum contribution to $2,500 Reduce Flexible Spending Amount Maximum contribution to $2,500 Phasing out of pre-existing conditions for members under the age of 19 Phasing out of pre-existing conditions for members under the age of 19 Covering dependents to age 26 Covering dependents to age 26 Elimination of plan limit on wellness benefits for non- grandfathered plans Elimination of plan limit on wellness benefits for non- grandfathered plans Elimination of office visit co-pays for wellness exams on non- grandfathered plans Elimination of office visit co-pays for wellness exams on non- grandfathered plans Summary of Benefits Coverage (SBC) Distribution Summary of Benefits Coverage (SBC) Distribution Specified well woman preventive care covered at 100% - including contraceptives – active employees only Specified well woman preventive care covered at 100% - including contraceptives – active employees only Removal of lifetime maximum (now unlimited) for non- grandfathered plans Removal of lifetime maximum (now unlimited) for non- grandfathered plans Research Fees - $1 per participant (we paid our fee in July 2013) Research Fees - $1 per participant (we paid our fee in July 2013) Increase of Medicare Tax of.9% Increase of Medicare Tax of.9%

Presentation to Fringe Committee August 29, Upcoming Reforms Under the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act -through the end of 2013 Most immediate upcoming reforms by the end of the 2013 Most immediate upcoming reforms by the end of the 2013 PHI & HIPAA PHI & HIPAA Protected Health Information (PHI) Protected Health Information (PHI) Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA) Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA) Requires that we take extra steps to protect the health information of covered members, Requires that we take extra steps to protect the health information of covered members, Increased use of Increased use of encrypting software, passwords & user ids for communication even among peers and colleagues encrypting software, passwords & user ids for communication even among peers and colleagues We will introduce additional controls and forms We will introduce additional controls and forms Distribution of model notices announcing the introduction of exchanges Distribution of model notices announcing the introduction of exchanges Part A-General Information, required to be distributed to each new employee weather eligible for benefits or not! Part A-General Information, required to be distributed to each new employee weather eligible for benefits or not! Part B-Optional, completed upon employee request Part B-Optional, completed upon employee request Distribution of 2013 Meaningful Notices Manual Distribution of 2013 Meaningful Notices Manual Includes Summary of Benefits & Coverage Includes Summary of Benefits & Coverage Includes other required notices as enumerated on the cover page Includes other required notices as enumerated on the cover page

Presentation to Fringe Committee August 29, Upcoming Reforms Under the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act & beyond Reinsurance fees – three year term (2014 – 2016) - $63 per member per year on Coresource plans Reinsurance fees – three year term (2014 – 2016) - $63 per member per year on Coresource plans Automatic Enrollment – unknown effective date at this time. Automatic Enrollment – unknown effective date at this time. Minimal essential benefits for part- time employees deferred until January 2015 Minimal essential benefits for part- time employees deferred until January 2015 Pre-Existing Condition Exclusion removed for ALL participants – Effective July 1, 2014 Pre-Existing Condition Exclusion removed for ALL participants – Effective July 1, 2014

Presentation to Fringe Committee August 29,

Presentation to Fringe Committee August 29, Affordable Care Act

Presentation to Fringe Committee August 29, Next Meeting 9/26/13 More on Affordable Care Act More on Affordable Care Act Tax Deferred Planning campaign Tax Deferred Planning campaign Wellness Initiatives Wellness Initiatives Review of first quarter spending Review of first quarter spending