Legislation Details

File #: 18-7572    Version: 1 Name: Employee Insurance Fund Quarterly and Monthly Review
Type: Agenda Item Status: Agenda Ready - Committee
File created: 1/26/2018 In control: Finance and Government Committee
On agenda: 2/6/2018 Final action:
Title: Insurance Fund Monthly and Quarterly Review
Attachments: 1. Ins Fund Summary and Monthly Detail thru Dec 2017.pdf, 2. UHC Slides through Dec 2017.pdf
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From
Lisa Norris, Human Resources Director

Title
Insurance Fund Monthly and Quarterly Review

Presenter
Ashley Land, Human Resources Manager

Recommended Action
Review Only

Analysis
This analysis covers the experience in the Employee Insurance Fund through the December 2017:

Employee Insurance Fund Summary (Quarter-End) and Monthly Review (Attachment 1-2):

Based upon the Fund Summary shown on Attachment 1, the first quarter of the fiscal year is over and the fund overall has a positive operating balance of $382,077 (Green Column 3, row 56). This is great news to end the plan year. The Active claims year-to-date (green column, row 25) are almost exactly at 25% of budgeted for the quarter end which is perfect. Retiree claims are running at about 28% of budget at quarter-end, so they are a little higher at this point than we would like. Benefit plan design all changed January 1 which should result in reduced claims costs as we enter the next quarter and new plan year. I am interested to see the results which about 25% of our active population and over 45% of our retired population being housed in the High Deductible Health Plan.

On Attachment 2, we can see the detailed month-by-month review of the Insurance Fund. You will note several zeroes in the premiums which will most should be resolved by January and caught up, with the exception of Long Term Disability and Life Insurance. With staff turnover, some system problems that were escalated to resolution with the vendor, and enrollment/communication of all new benefits, billings simply got behind as we tried to determine processes that were not documented, connect with vendors and learn the billing process. Our new Advisor has jumped right in and brought everything current in January with the exception of Long Term Disability and Life Insurance which is currently a system problem being investigated with the vendor. That one may be resolved by the time of this meeting. Using worse case sc...

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