HomeMy WebLinkAboutAGENDA REPORT 1986 1215 CC REG ITEM 11ETHOMAS C. FERGUSON
Mayor
DANNY A WOOLARD
Mayor Pro Tem
ELOISE BROWN
Councilmember
JOHN GALLOWAY
Councilmember
CUNT HARPER
Councilmember
THOMAS P.GENOVESE
City Treasurer
TO: Honorable City Council
FROM: Thomas P. Genovese, Administrative Assistant
DATE: December 22, 1986
SUBJECT: Health Insurance Plan
STEVEN KUENY
City Manager
CHERYL J. KANE
City Attorney
PATRICK J. RICHARDS A.I.C.P.
Director of
Community
Development
R. DENNIS DELZEIT
City Engineer
JOHN V. GILLESPIE
Chief of Police
As the City Council is aware, the City of Moorpark has been utilizing
the Employee Medical Plan of the City of Simi Valley since the
incorporation of the City of Moorpark. This option of insuring
through the City of Simi Valley will no longer be available as of
January 1, 1987. Due to this fact, City staff has investigated the
alternatives available for the City's own'Health Insurance plan.
The City staff has met with the Budget and Finance Committee to
discuss the acquisition of a City Health Plan. Health Plans
discussed at the Committee level were:
Health: (1) Blue Cross Prudent Buyer Plus = $2345.17
(2) Blue Cross California Care = $2002.13
Dental: (1) Blue Cross Standard Dental Care = $489.50
(2) Blue Cross Dental Net = $250
Dependent Life: (1) Blue Cross Plan I: ($1.00 per employee)
Spouse 1500.00; Children over 6 months 1500.00;
Infants 100.00
(2) Blue Cross Plan II: ($3.00 per employee)
Spouse 5000.00; Children over 6 months 5000.00;
Infants 500.00
Vision: Medical Eye Services (Blue Shield)
Employee = $4.70
Employee & One Dependent = $9.55
Employee & Family = $12.20
Long -Term Disability: Reliance Standard Life Insurance Company
(All Employees)
Group = $150.00 Approx.
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December 22, 1986
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Prescription Drug Card: Leland Wolf Plan (All Employees)
Employee = $10.92
Employee & Dependents = $29.88
Also discussed was the acquisition of additional life insurance
above the 15K level (as included in the health plans) for the
Management Employees.
The Committee raised several questions of staff at this meeting.
Listed below are the questions and responses by staff:
1. Is this plan Foundation Administered?
Staff has been able to get the Health Plan administered through
the Ventura Foundation. This will increase the number of
providers for the 80/20 plan.
2. Can we utilize the school district plan?
At this time, it is unknown if this will be a possibility.
City staff will continue to investigate the feasibility of
this alternative.
3. What is the cancellation notice time of this policy?
The cancellation notice time of the policy is 30 days.
City staff has completed an analysis sheet for the City Council's
review. Enclosed are exhibits that indicated the costs of the prior
health plan, the costs of the proposed health plan, and the charge
in cost for each category. Exhibit A explains the General Unit
& Supervisory/Professional Unit, which includes the following
personnel classifications:
Administrative Secretary
Account Clerk
Code Enforcement Officer
Administrative Clerk
Clerk Typist/Receptionist
Facilities Coordinator
Maintenance Worker
Associate Planner*
Recreation Coordinator
Senior Planner
Exhibit B explains the Management Unit which includes the following
personnel classifications:
City Manager
Director of Community Development
Administrative Assistant
City Clerk
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December 22, 1986
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Also attached to each Exhibit is the proposed change in benefits
for the Unit under each category of the plan.
In summary, the proposed plan by the city staff is the Blue Cross
Prudent Buyer Plus, Blue Cross Standard Dental Plan, Plan I Dependent
Life (Blue Cross), Medical Eye Services (Blue Shield), Long Term
Disability - All Employees (Reliance Standard Life Insurance, Co.),
Prescription Drug Card (Leland Wolf Plan). City staff has deve-
loped a projected cost analysis for the proposed plan (Exhibit C)
and estimates that no additional appropriation is necessary for
the purchase of the said Health Plan. Entire Plan is rated guar-
anteed for one year.
RECOMMENDATION:
Direct staff to proceed with the purchase of the Health Plan as
proposed by City staff.
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Exhibits
*Formerly in Management Unit
PLAN
- Medical -
Employee Only
Employee + 1
Employee + 2
or more
- Dental -
Employee Only
Employee + 1
Employee + 2
or more
- Vision -
Employee Only
Employee + 1
Employee'+ 2
or more
- Life -
Employee
Dependents
- LTD -
Employee
-Prescription-
Drug Card
Employee
GENERAL UNIT
PRIOR PROPOSED
$ 88.62
175.63
279.78
27.91
N/A
N/A
4.30
N/A
N/A
2.00
.50
N/A
N/A
CHANGE
$ 91.00 + $ 2.38
182.00 + 6.37
228.32 - 51.46
19.49 - 8.42
33.98 + 11.07 (Actual increase
over 27.91)
49.10 + 21.19 (Actual increase
over 27.91)
4.70
+
.40
9.55
+
5.25
(Actual increase
over $4.30)
12.20,
+
7.90
(Actual increase
over 4.30) .
4.05/8.40
+
4.22
(Actual average
increase)
1.00
+
.50
8.50
(Estimated
average)
10.92 10.92
Prior: Medical - Blue Cross (General), Dental - Pacific Mutual
Vision - Medical Eye Services
Proposed: Medical - Blue Cross Prudent Buyer Plus, Dental - Blue Cross Prudent
Buyer Plus, Vision - Medical Eye Services
EXHIBIT "A"
MEDICAL PLAN
The proposed Medical Plan for the General & Supervisory/Professional
Unit is an 80/20 Plan comparable to the plan utilized by this unit
in the past.
DENTAL PLAN
The proposed Dental Plan for this unit is an 80/20 Plan with depe-
dent coverage. This plan is expected to be of greater value than
the plan previously utilized by this unit (the prior plan was a
fee schedule basis plan which incorporated a low fee schedule).
Additionally, dependent coverage was not offered in the previous
Dental Plan for this Unit.
VISION
The proposed Vision Plan is the same as the previous plan; however,
this proposal allows for dependent coverage for this Unit which
previously was not offered.
LIFE
The proposed Life Plan increases coverage for each employee in this
Unit from $6,000 to $15,000.
DEPENDENT
The proposed Dependent Life Plan increases coverage from $1,000
to $1,500 for primary dependent.
LONG TERM DISABILITY
The proposed Long Term Disability Plan was not offered to this
Unit previously, but must be retained to offer such a plan to the
Management Unit due to the size of the Moorpark City Staff (15
authorized positions).
PRESCRIPTION DRUG CARD
The proposed Prescription Drug Card was not offered to this Unit
previously, but must be retained to offer such a plan to'the
Management Unit due to the size of the Moorpark City Staff (15
authorized positions). City will offer for employee coverage only.
MANAGEMENT UNIT
PLAN PRIOR PROPOSED CHANGE
- Medical -
Employee Only
$ 95.37 $ 91.00 - $
4.37
Employee + 1
187.05 182.00 -
5.05
Employee + 2
291.66 228.32 -
63.34
or more
- Dental -
Employee Only
43.95 19.49 -
24.46
Employee + 1
43.95 38.98 -
4.97
Employee + 2
43.95 49.10 +
5.15
or more
- Vision -
Employee Only
8.70 4.70 -
4.00
Employee + 1
8.70 9.55 +
.85
Employee + 2
8.70 12.20 +
3.50
or more
- Life -
Employee
11.22 (Estimated average)
Dependent
.50 1.00 +
.50
- LTD -
Employee
30.00 (Estmd. Avg.) 30.00 (Estmd. Avg.)
-0-
-Prescription-
Drug Card
Employee
Part of Mgt. Health 10.92 +
10.92
Employee &
Dependents
Part of Mgt. Health 29.88 +
29.88
Prior: Medical
- Blue Cross (Mgmt.), Dental - Principal Mutual
Vision - Medical Eye Services (Mgmt.)
Proposed: Medical
- Blue Cross Prudent Buyer Plus, Dental - Blue Crass Prudent Buyer Plus,
Vision - Medical Eye Services (Mgmt.)
Additional Life
Insurance (Above $15,000 Level)
AMOUNT
POSITION
COST
$100,000
City Manager
$
13.33
50,000
Director of Community Development
9.83
50,000
Adm. Asst./Community Services
11.50
50,000
Adm. Asst./Administrative Servs.
8.12
50,000
City Clerk
8.12
Coverage is provided by Transamerica.
MEDICAL PLAN
The proposed Medical Plan for the Management Unit is an 80/20 Plan.
It is less beneficial than the plan previously offered to this unit.
The previous plan utilized by this unit is no longer available.
DENTAL PLAN
The proposed Dental Plan for this unit is an 80/20 Plan with
dependent coverage. This plan is expected to be of approximately
equal value when compared to the previous plan.
VISION
The proposed Vision Plan is the same as the previous plan. It offers
dependent coverage, as was offered previously.
LIFE
The proposed Life Plan increases coverage for each employee in
this Unit as follows:
City Manager $50,000 to $100,000
Director of Community Development $33,000 to $50,000
Administrative Assistant `$33,000 to $50,000
City Clerk $10,000 to $50.,000
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The proposed Dependent Life Plan increases coverage from $11000
to $1,500 for primary dependent.
LONG TERM DISABILITY
The proposed Long Term Disability Plan is the same as the previous
plan.
PRESCRIPTION DRUG CARD
The proposed Prescription Drug Card Plan is the same as the previous
plan.
PROJECTED HEALTH PLAN EXPENDITURES
PROJECTED
BUDGET
DEPARTMENT
ACCOUNT
EXPENDITURE
AMOUNT
City Manager
112
4,589
5,140
City Clerk
113
2,080
2,460
Finance
116
2,912
3,960
Administrative Services
117
5,637
7,816
Planning
131
10,953
14,970
Community Services
134
1,330
4,000
Public Works Streets
142
2,061
2,976
Landscape Maintenance
143
566
792
Parks Maintenance
147
2,017
2,142
Recreation
148
5029
5,310
Community Center
149
1,656
2,376
- 551
- 380
-1,048
-2,179
-4,017
-2,670
- 915
- 266
- 125
+ 19
- 720
- $12,852.00
EXHIBIT "C"