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Aetna Health Insurance Comparison

INFORMATION CONCERNING THE AETNA MEDICAL PLANS YOU MAY SELECT

The Aetna plans and premiums described below are in effect thru November 30, 2011; the plans and premiums offered at the time you apply may differ. A complete listing of services, limitations, exclusions, terms and conditions are contained in the group policy and booklet-certificate. The following table compares the provisions of the Emblem Health medical plans and the proposed Aetna plans.

 

Plan Feature

Gold Plan

Health Savings Account Plan

Maximum Age for Dependent Child

26

26

In-Network Services

Annual Deductible



Individual

$1,500

$2,500

Family

$4,500

$5,000

Coinsurance (amount carrier pays after you satisfy the deductible)

90%

90%

Annual Out-of-Pocket Maximum



Individual

$3,000

$5,000

Family

$9,000

$10,000

Preventive /routine care (see plan for limits)

Well child care to age 19

Adult physical exams

Routine gynecology exams

Mammograms & routine

Digital rectal exam/prostate-specific antigen test

Flu shots

Colorectal cancer screening

Eye exams

No Charge

No Charge

No Charge

No Charge

No Charge

No Charge


No Charge

No Charge

No Charge

No Charge

No Charge

No Charge

No Charge

No Charge

No Charge


No Charge

No Charge

No Charge

Office Visit Copay

$25

Subject to Deductible & Coinsurance

Specialist Copay

$25

Subject to Deductible & Coinsurance

Hospital Admission, Surgical Copay and Diagnostic Tests

90% after Deductible

Subject to Deductible & Coinsurance

Lifetime Maximum Benefit

Unlimited

Unlimited

Out-of-Network Services

Annual Deductible



Individual

$3,000

Not Applicable

Family

$9,000

Not Applicable

Annual Out-of-Pocket Maximum

 



Individual

$6,000

Not Applicable

Family

$18,000

Not Applicable

Coinsurance (amount carrier pays after you satisfy the deductible)

70% After Deductible

Not Applicable

Lifetime Maximum Benefit

Unlimited

Not Applicable

Prescription Drug Program

In-Network Copay: Generic/Preferred/Non-Preferred

$15/$35/$70

Not Applicable

Prescription Drug Deductible

None

100% after deductible

Your take-home pay may differ from our illustrations. We assumed we would withhold from your pay 5% for federal and state income taxes, 7.65% in FICA taxes, and 75% of the cost of the medical insurance premium with pre-tax dollars. Your check is directly deposited into your bank account on the 15th and last day of the month. Each check is ½ your monthly pay. We send your paystub to your e-mail account so that you can see how we arrived at your take-home pay.

 

You'll pay us a monthly PEO fee, which will be deducted from your bank account around the 13th of each month. The PEO fee covers the salary we pay you, our share of your FICA tax, medical, disability and life insurance coverage, our cost to provide workers' compensation and unemployment insurance, our regulatory expenses (such as state licensing fees), and direct operating costs for such items as payroll processing and overhead. In the event there are insufficient funds in your bank account when we withdraw our PEO fees, we charge a $50 fee. If we do not receive payment by the end of the month, we immediately terminate your medical insurance and terminate you from our program.

 

We also charge a one-time set up fee of $200 per employee to establish each employee's record on our system, and an annual calendar year renewal fee of $120 per employee. The set-up and renewal fees offset our direct expenses for operating our company. In Connecticut, we also pass on the sales tax charged by the State which ranges from $9 - $17 a month depending on the medical plan and coverage selected.

HOW BCC MAKES IT POSSIBLE

  • More than 20 years ago the government realized the difficulties many individuals and businesses were having in trying to provide an attractive, yet affordable, benefits package and authorized the establishment of Professional Employer Organizations (PEOs) to help individuals and businesses level the playing field.
  • The concept is simple: As a PEO, BCC can combine self-employed individuals and the employees from our clients into a larger group, thereby reducing costs especially lower payroll and insurance premiums.
  • Benefit & Compensation Consultants (BCC) was established in 1994 by Joel Levy, Esq., a former partner at PricewaterhouseCoopers. Joel currently serves CEO of the firm.
  • Today, more than 100,000 businesses that employ these workers have been able to improve their employment practices, tax and HR compliance, and risk management by using a PEO.