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Medical Costs on Management Health Plan - Skip Brown
Examples under Option #1 of costs for a married employee, with children and
working spouse who turned down his/her company’s medical plan:
Medical Costs
Scenario #1
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Employee pays = $8,815 (payroll deduction/deductable/co-pay/working spouse penalty)
Company pays = $10,685 (medical payments/HRA – employee deductions)
Employee pays 46%, Company pays 54%,
Scenario #2
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No baby
Employee pays = $7,055 (payroll deduction/deductable/co-pay/working spouse penalty)
Company pays = $3,645 (medical payments/HRA – employee deductions)
Employee pays 65%, Company pays 35%,
Scenario #3
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No baby, no broken leg
Employee pays = $6,027 (payroll deduction/deductable/co-pay/working spouse penalty)
Company makes profit = $327 (medical payments/HRA – employee deductions)
Company collects $327 profit
Scenario #4
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No baby, no broken leg, no broken arm
Employee pays = $4,315 (payroll deduction/deductable/co-pay/working spouse penalty)
Company makes profit = $3475 (employee deductions - HRA)
Company collects $3475 profit
Employee pays $3475 just to get into the plan and then pays 100% of all medical expenses
Employee costs before company starts to make any co-pays
Option #1 - Employees must pay $5,315.00 + $1000.00 HRA before the company
starts to co-pay.
Option #2 - Employees must pay $5,440.00 + $1000.00 HRA before the company
starts to co-pay.
Option #3 - Employees must pay $4,690.00 + $1000.00 HRA before the company
starts to co-pay.
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Employee costs and total costs before company pays 100%
Option #1- Employee must pay $8,815.00 + $1000.00 HRA and medical bills must total
$19,500.00 before the company pays 100% coverage
Option #2 - Employee must pay $9940.00 + $1000.00 HRA and medical bills must total
$25,500.00 before the company pays 100% coverage
Option #2 - Employee must pay $10,119.00 +$1000.00 and medical bills must total
$31,500.00 before the company pays 100% coverage






