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1 Faculty & Staff Orientation
Benefits

2 Compensation Unclassified employees are paid once a month, on the last working day of each month Faculty are paid in ten (10) equal installments; those who are eligible can elect twelve (12) equal installments ion%20Request.pdf Direct deposit is mandatory *temporary employees are not eligible for the 12 month pay option

3 Sick Leave Faculty and Staff earn one (1) day of sick leave for every month worked* Staff (12 month employees) earn one (1) day of annual leave (vacation time) each month* All paid leave is subject to Supervisor’s approval Leave accumulates throughout State employment *earn rate increases after 3 years of service

4 Tuition Exemption Full-time employees are able to attend six (6) hours of graduate or undergraduate classes per semester at a reduced rate. Spouse and dependents of eligible employees are able to attend full-time at a reduced fee for undergraduate classes only. **This exemption extends to all UL System schools.

5 Retirement No Social Security (FICA) contributions
Enrollment in Teachers’ Retirement System of Louisiana (TRSL) OR Optional Retirement Plan (ORP) required Required contribution of 8%

6 Teachers’ Retirement System of Louisiana (TRSL)
Defined Benefit Plan Pension based on final average compensation and number of years in system when eligible for retirement Employees who separate from employment before retirement, are eligible for a refund of their contributions only.

7 Retirement Plans Defined contribution plan
Teachers’ Retirement System of Louisiana (TRSL) Optional Retirement Plans (ORP) Defined benefit plan Pension based on final average compensation and number of years in system when eligible for retirement Employees who separate from state employment before retirement are eligible for a refund of their contributions only Defined contribution plan Retirement account based on employee and employer contributions Rights to defined benefit plan are irrevocably waved if enrolled in ORP Employees are vested immediately

8 ORP Contributions 2016/2017 Optional Retirement Plan employee contribution and University match: Net employee contribution: % Net University contribution: % Total: %

9 Voya (formerly ING) www.Voyaretirementplans.com/custom/laorp
Local Representative: Simone S. Bauer (337)

10 TIAA-Cref http://www1.tiaa-cref.org/tcm/louisianaorp/
Local Representative: Cameron Pettigrew (866) ext

11 Valic www.valic.com Local Representative: Nicholas J. Grove
(337) Local Representative: Daniel Poynot (985)

12 Timeline for Enrollment
Employees are automatically enrolled in TRSL Those who enroll in ORP within 60 days of hire will receive employer contributions to ORP from date of hire Employees can join ORP within 5 years of hire If ORP is elected after 60 days, TRSL contributions will be moved to ORP; employer contributions will begin on next full paycheck ORP election is irrevocable; membership in TRSL is no longer an option

13 Tax Deferred Annuity Plans
403(b) and 457 plans available for additional retirement savings 403(b) and 457 Plan Details 403(b) and 457 Provider Contacts

14 Health Insurance

15 Health Insurance State pays 75% of employee’s premium, and 50% of spouse and/or family members premium -Married couples who work for state agencies must split coverage to realize premium savings Office of Group Benefits offers five (5) Plan options: Magnolia and Pelican plans are administered by Blue Cross/Blue Shield of LA, Vantage Medical Home HMO is administered by Vantage Marriage license required for spouse coverage Birth certificates required for coverage of dependent children age 26 and under Social security numbers and dates of birth are required for all covered dependents All plans offer Preventive Care (Wellness) benefits at no charge, subject to plan allowances Referrals not required for Specialist visits

16 Important Facts Enrollment is within 30 days of your hire date
Effective date of coverage If you fail to enroll within the 30 days you cannot enroll until the annual enrollment period in October for an effective date of January I would spell out what PEC is .

17 Your Responsibilities
Enroll in a health plan Apply for a life plan Determine the amount of your Health Savings Account contribution if eligible Enroll in Flexible Spending Arrangement

18 Eligibility

19 ELIGIBILITY The following people can be enrolled as dependents:
Your legal spouse Your children until they reach age 26 (coverage ends the last day of their birthday month) No one can be simultaneously enrolled as both an employee and a dependent in the health or life insurance No dependent can be covered by more than one employee or retiree Dependent verification is required

20 ELIGIBILITY Children are defined as:
Natural child of employee or legal spouse Legally adopted child Child by court-ordered legal guardianship

21 ELIGIBILITY Children are defined as:
Natural child of employee or legal spouse Legally adopted child Child by court-ordered legal guardianship

22 ELIGIBILITY Over-age Dependents:
A covered child under age 26 who is, or becomes, incapable of sustaining employment is eligible to continue coverage as an overage dependent. OGB must receive required medical records before dependent reaches age 26 Definition of incapacity includes both mental and physical incapacity

23 ELIGIBILITY Participation Schedule
The participation schedule shown illustrates the number of years you must participate in an OGB health plan to receive the specified state contribution. Retiree Participation Schedule Years of OGB Plan Participation State’s Share of Total Monthly Premium 20 years or more 75 percent 15 years but less than 20 years 56 percent 10 years but less than 15 years 38 percent less than 10 years This also applies to LSU First health plan 19 percent

24 Plan Options suggest removing 2016…makes it more generic and can be used yearly without having to change the date.

25 Pelican Plans OGB’s Pelican benefit options offer low premiums, in combination with employer contributions, to create the most affordable options for enrollees. Pelican plans offer coverage within the Blue Cross and Blue Shield nationwide network, as well as out-of-network coverage.

26 Pelican HRA1000 The Pelican HRA1000 includes $1,000 in annual employer contributions for employee-only plans and $2,000 for family plans in a health reimbursement arrangement that can be used to offset deductibles and other out-of-pocket medical, non-pharmacy, costs throughout the year. The HRA funds are available as long as you remain enrolled in the Pelican HRA1000 plan. Any unused funds will accrue to the in-network, out-of-pocket maximum (see following chart), allowing members to build up balances that cover eligible medical expenses.

27 Prescription Coverage Member Responsibility
Pelican HRA1000 Pelican HRA1000 Medical Coverage Employee-Only Employee + 1 (Spouse or Child) Employee + Children Family Employer Contribution to HRA $1,000 $2,000 Deductible (in-network) $4,000 Deductible (out-of-network) $8,000 Out-of-pocket max** (in-network) $5,000 $10,000 Out-of-pocket max (out-of-network) $20,000 Coinsurance (in-network) 20% Coinsurance (out-of-network)* 40% Prescription Coverage Tier Member Responsibility Generic 50% up to $30 Preferred 50% up to $55 Non-Preferred 65% up to $80 Specialty 50% up to $80 Once you pay $1,500: $0 co-pay $20 co-pay $40 co-pay *Coinsurance for out-of-network charges - Eligible expenses are reimbursed in accordance with a fee schedule of maximum allowable charges, not billed charges. Once a member’s deductible for allowable charges is met, he or she will pay 40% of the allowable charge, plus 100% of the difference between the allowable charge and billed amount. ** Coinsurance amounts, deductibles and prescription drug co-payments apply to the member’s out-of-pocket maximum.

28 Pelican HSA775 This plan is available to Active Employees only.
The Pelican HSA775 offers our lowest premium in addition to a health savings account funded by both employers and employees. Employers contribute $200, then match any employee contributions up to $575. Employees can contribute additional funds on a pre-tax basis, up to $3,400 for an individual and $6,750 for a family, to cover out-of-pocket medical and pharmacy costs. Unused funds accrue every year with no limit. Unlike the HRA option, the money in an HSA is owned by the member even if he or she changes jobs or retires. This plan is available to Active Employees only.

29 Pelican HSA775 (Active Employees only)
Medical Coverage Employee -Only Employee + 1 (Spouse or Child) Employee + Children Family Employer Contribution to HSA (monthly) $200 initial, plus up to $575 more dollar-for-dollar match of employee contributions Deductible (in-network) $2,000 $4,000 Deductible (out-of-network) $8,000 Out-of-pocket max** (in-network) $5,000 $10,000 Out-of-pocket max (out-of-network) $20,000 Coinsurance (in-network) 20% Coinsurance* (out-of-network) 40% Prescription Coverage Tier Member Responsibility* Generic $10 co-pay Preferred $25 co-pay Non-Preferred $50 co-pay Specialty *Subject to deductible and applicable co-payment (except plan approved maintenance medications) * Coinsurance for out-of-network charges - Eligible expenses are reimbursed in accordance with a fee schedule of maximum allowable charges, not billed charges. Once a member’s deductible is met, he or she will pay 40% of the allowable charge, plus 100% of the difference between the allowable charge and billed amount for out-of-network care. ** Coinsurance amounts, deductibles and prescription drug co-payments apply to the member’s out-of-pocket maximum.

30 Magnolia Local Plus (Nationwide In-Network Provider Plan)
The Magnolia Local Plus option offers the benefit of nationwide in-network providers. The Local Plus plan provides the predictability of co-payments rather than using employer funding to offset out-of-pocket costs. This plan provides care in the Blue Cross and Blue Shield nationwide network. Out-of-network coverage is provided only in emergencies and may be subject to balance billing.

31 Magnolia Local Plus Active Employees Prescription Coverage
Medical Coverage Employee-Only Employee + 1 (Spouse or Child) Employee + Children Family Deductible (in-network) $400 $800 $1,200 Deductible (out-of-network) No coverage Out-of-pocket max** (in-network) $2,500 $5,000 $7,500 Out-of-pocket max (out-of-network) Co-Payment – PCP* (in-network) $25 Co-Payment – SPC* (in-network) $50 Co-Payment (out-of-network) Prescription Coverage Tier Member Responsibility Generic 50% up to $30 Preferred 50% up to $55 Non-Preferred 65% up to $80 Specialty 50% up to $80 Once you pay $1,500: $0 co-pay $20 co-pay $40 co-pay ** Co-payments and Coinsurance amounts, deductibles and prescription drug co-payments apply to the member’s out-of-pocket maximum. *PCP- Primary Care Physician. SPC-Specialist

32 Magnolia Open Access (Nationwide Providers)
The Magnolia Open Access Plan offers coverage both inside and outside of Blue Cross’s nationwide network. It differs from the other Magnolia plans in that members enrolled in the Open Access plan will not pay co-payments at physician visits. Instead, once a member’s deductible for allowable charges is met, he or she will pay 10% of the allowable amount for in-network care and 30% of the allowable amount for out-of-network care. Out-of-network care may be balance billed. Though the premiums for the Open Access plan are higher than OGB’s other plans, its moderate deductibles combined with a nationwide network make it an attractive plan for members who live out of state or desire the flexibility to use an out-of-network provider.

33 Magnolia Open Access Active Employees Medical Coverage
Employee-Only Employee + 1 (Spouse or Child) Employee + Children Family Deductible (in-network) $900 $1,800 $2,700 Deductible (out-of-network) Out-of-pocket max** (in-network) $2,500 $5,000 $7,500 Out-of-pocket max (out-of-network) $3,700 $11,250 Coinsurance (in-network) 10% Coinsurance* (out-of-network) 30% Emergency Room Co-pay $150; Waived if admitted Prescription Coverage Tier Member Responsibility Generic 50% up to $30 Preferred 50% up to $55 Non-Preferred 65% up to $80 Specialty 50% up to $80 Once you pay $1,500: $0 co-pay $20 co-pay $40 co-pay Since this is for new hires, do we need to include the non-Medicare retiree and the “retirement date on or after …”? *Coinsurance for out-of-network charges - Eligible expenses are reimbursed in accordance with a fee schedule of maximum allowable charges, not billed charges. Once a member’s deductible is met, he or she will pay 40% of the allowable charge, plus 100% of the difference between the allowable charge and billed amount for out-of-network care. **Coinsurance amounts, deductibles and prescription drug co-payments apply to the member’s out-of-pocket maximum.

34 Magnolia Local (Limited In-Network Provider Only Plan)
The Magnolia Local plan is a limited provider in-network only plan for members who live in specific coverage areas. Magnolia Local is a health plan for members who want local access, affordable premiums and a new approach to health care. Out-of-network coverage is provided only in emergencies and may be subject to balance billing.

35 Magnolia Local Magnolia Local has two networks: Community Blue
Community Blue is a select, local network designed for members who live in the parishes of East Baton Rouge, West Baton Rouge, Ascension, Bossier & Caddo. You have access to the following hospitals in the Baton Rouge and Shreveport regions: Baton Rouge Shreveport Baton Rouge General Hospital Blue Connect BlueConnect is a select, local network designed for members who live in the parishes of Acadia, Evangeline, Iberia, Jefferson, Lafayette, Orleans, St. Landry, St. Martin, St. Mary, St. Tammany & Vermilion. You have access to the following hospitals in the Greater New Orleans, Lafayette and St. Tammany regions: Greater New Orleans St. Tammany Ochsner Health System Lafayette Lafayette General Health System Opelousas General Abbeville General Hospital Iberia Medical Center Ochsner Medical Center Northshore St. Tammany Parish Hospital

36 Magnolia Local Active Employees Prescription Coverage Medical Coverage
Employee-Only Employee + 1 (Spouse or Child) Employee + Children Family Deductible (in-network) $400 $800 $1,200 Deductible (out-of-network) No coverage Out-of-pocket max** (in-network) $2,500 $5,000 $7,500 Out-of-pocket max (out-of-network) Co-Payment PCP*(in-network) $25 Co-Payment SPC* $50 Co-Payment (out-of-network) Prescription Coverage Tier Member Responsibility Generic 50% up to $30 Preferred 50% up to $55 Non-Preferred 65% up to $80 Specialty 50% up to $80 Once you pay $1,500: $0 co-pay $20 co-pay $40 co-pay Since this is for new hires, do we need to include the non-Medicare retiree and the “retirement date on or after …”? **Co-payment and Coinsurance amounts, deductibles and prescription drug co-payments apply to the member’s out-of-pocket maximum. *PCP- Primary Care Physician. SPC-Specialist

37 Examples of Additional Plan Co-payments
Magnolia Local & Local Plus Examples of Additional Plan Co-payments Service (In-Network) Co-payment Ambulance – Ground $50 Ambulatory/Outpatient Surgical Center (Facility Charge) $100 Emergency Room $150 co-payment per visit; waived if admitted High Tech Imaging – Outpatient Inpatient Hospital Admission $100 co-payment per day; max $300 per admission Mental Health - Inpatient Pregnancy Care –Physician Services $90 co-payment per pregnancy Skilled Nursing Facility Eligible expenses are reimbursed in accordance with a fee schedule of maximum allowable charges, not billed charges.

38 Examples of Services Subject to the Plan Year Deductible
Magnolia Local Plus and Local Examples of Services Subject to the Plan Year Deductible Service (In-Network) Inpatient/Outpatient Professional Services Chemotherapy/Radiation Therapy – Outpatient Facility X-ray and Laboratory Services (low tech imaging) – Hospital Facility Emergency Medical Services Dialysis Home Health Care Hospice Care Allergy Injections and Serum – In Physicians Office Oral Surgery – Not performed in a Physicians Office Eligible expenses are reimbursed in accordance with a fee schedule of maximum allowable charges, not billed charges.

39 Vantage Medical Home HMO
Vantage Medical Home HMO is a patient-centered approach to providing cost-effective and comprehensive primary health care for children, youth and adults. This plan creates partnerships between the individual patient and his or her personal physician. This plan includes a preferred provider network, Affinity Health Network (AHN), which has lower co-payments for certain covered services as indicated by “AHN.” This plan also includes out-of-network coverage.

40 Vantage Medical Home HMO
Active employees Medical Coverage Employee-Only Employee +1 (Spouse or child) Employee + Children Family Deductible (In-Network) $400 $800 $1,200 Deductible (Out-of-Network) $1,500 $3,000 $4,500 Out-of-pocket max (In-Network) $2,500 $5,000 $7,500 Out-of-pocket max (Out-of-Network) Not Applicable Co-Payment PCP (In-Network) $10 AHN/$20 Co-Payment Specialist (In-Network) $35 AHN/$45 Coinsurance – PCP (Out-of-Network) 50% coverage; subject to out-of-network deductible Coinsurance – SPC (Out-of-Network) Since this is for new hires, do we need to include the non-Medicare retiree and the “retirement date on or after …”? Prescription Coverage Tier Member Responsibility Tier 1 Preferred Generics $5 Tier 2 Non-Preferred Generics $20 Tier 3 Preferred Brand $50 Tier 4 Non-Preferred Brand $80 Tier 5 Specialty $150 In-Network Providers Members seeing In-Network providers pay the In-Network co-pays, co-insurance and deductibles as listed in the Certificate of Coverage and Cost Share Schedule. Vantage’s network consists of two participating provider networks: A preferred provider network, Affinity Health Network (AHN), which has lower co-payments for certain covered services; and A standard provider network

41 OGB encourages you to make sure you choose a doctor or hospital in your provider network when you need healthcare. By choosing network providers, you avoid the possibility of having your provider bill you for amounts in addition to applicable co-payments, coinsurance, deductibles and non-covered services. (Often referred to as balance billing.)

42 OGB encourages you to make sure you choose a doctor or hospital in your provider network when you need healthcare. By choosing network providers, you avoid the possibility of having your provider bill you for amounts in addition to applicable co-payments, coinsurance, deductibles and non-covered services. (Often referred to as balance billing.)

43 Other Benefit Offerings
I would add Live Better Louisiana in this section.

44 Flexible Benefits What are Flexible Benefits?
Flexible Benefits are tax-saving benefits They enable employees to save both state and federal income taxes on eligible payroll deductions for health care and dependent care

45 Flexible Benefits Options
Description Consider if: General-Purpose Health Care Flexible Spending Arrangement (GPFSA) Allows you to pay with pre-tax dollars certain qualifying medical care expenses for you, your spouse, and your eligible tax dependent children. You pay out-of-pocket medical expenses, such as health plan co-pays, health plan deductibles, vision expenses, dental expenses, etc. Limited-Purpose Dental/Vision Flexible Spending Arrangement (LPFSA) Allows you to pay with pre-tax dollars dental and vision expenses for you, your spouse, and your eligible tax dependent children, while you maintain your eligibility to contribute to your HSA. You are enrolled in the Pelican HSA775. Dependent Care Flexible Spending Arrangement (DCFSA) Allows you to pay with pretax dollars eligible dependent care expenses for your child or for a spouse, parent or other dependent who is incapable of self-care. You pay for the care of your eligible dependent(s) while you are at work. The General-Purpose FSA & Limited-Purpose FSA maximum amount for 2017 is $2,600.

46 SINGLE HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD MARRIED FILING JOINTLY
Dependent Care FSA PLAN YEAR MAXIMUM AMOUNTS EMPLOYEE TAX STATUS MAXIMUM AMOUNT ALLOWED DEPENDENT SINGLE OR MARRIED FILING SEPARATELY $2,500 Child under age 13; Older dependent incapable of self care SINGLE HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD $5,000 MARRIED FILING JOINTLY Child under age 13; Older dependent incapable of self-care; Spouse incapable of self care

47 Discovery Benefits Can be used to pay providers who accept VISA for eligible expenses for GPFSA, LPFSA and DCFSA Full amount of General-Purpose FSA and Limited-Purpose FSA funds are available immediately Dependent Care FSA funds are available upon deposit Card is reloadable each year as long as the employee reenrolls Card is replaced before expiration date VISA Benefits Debit Card Discovery Benefits Contact Information: Phone: Website: Fax:

48 Life Insurance - Prudential
OGB offers two fully-insured life insurance plans for employees and retirees through Prudential. Details about the Basic Life plan and the corresponding amounts of dependent insurance offered under the plan are noted below.* Basic Life OPTION 1 OPTION 2 Employee $5,000 Spouse $1,000 $2,000 Each Child $500 Dependent Life Employee pays $0.98/month Employee pays $1.96/month *Amount based on employee’s annual salary

49 Life Insurance - Prudential
Details about the Basic Plus Supplemental plan and the corresponding amounts of dependent insurance offered under the plan are noted below. Basic Plus Supplemental OPTION 1 OPTION 2 Employee Schedule to max of $50,000** Spouse $2,000 $4,000 Each Child $1,000 Dependent Life Employee pays $1.96/month Employee pays $3.92/month **Amount based on employee’s annual salary

50 Wellness 2017 Program Sept. 10, 2016 – Aug. 31, 2017

51 Online Personal Health Assessment
Live Better Louisiana What’s the Game Plan? Online Personal Health Assessment At least $120 savings on 2017 health insurance premium with Blue Cross. Preventive Onsite Health Checkup

52 Contact Information

53 Dental Insurance Underwritten by Metlife
Monthly premium for Employee only = $37.09 Monthly premium for Employee plus Family = $100.28 Pays 100% for preventive services Pays 50% for Orthodontia Annual maximum benefits of $1,500.00 Orthodontia maximum lifetime maximum $1,000.00 Children's eligibility for dental coverage is from birth up to age 26 or

54 Dental Insurance (cont’d)
Deductible is $50 per person Percentages of payment are based on reasonable and customary amounts

55 Vision Insurance Monthly premium for Employee only = $9.13
Monthly premium for Employee plus Family = $21.42 Co-payments for in-network services Allowances for out-of-network services Eye exam $10 copay Frame allowance $130

56 Long Term Disability Insurance
Underwritten by MetLife Provides up to 60% of annual salary till age 65 Maximum benefit of $6,000 per month Premium is based on salary

57 Supplemental Cancer Insurance
Coverage through AFLAC Provides cash payments based on diagnosis and treatment of cancer Contact Representative Blake Adams at (337) for premium and benefit information

58 Submission Deadlines Completed insurance forms should be submitted by
August 2, 2017 Coverage begins September 1, 2017** Human Resources Office, Martin Hall, Room 170 **Only attendees of the New Hire Orientation will be eligible for coverage to begin September 1st – coverage for those who do not attend cannot begin before October 1st.

59 Contact Information Retirement questions 403 (b)/Deferred Compensation questions Shekethia Williams Insurance/Cafeteria Plan questions Malika Oubre Office of Group Benefits Blue Cross/Blue Shield Customer Service MedImpact (Prescriptions) Express Scripts (Prescriptions)


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