Common use of Healthcare Coverage Clause in Contracts

Healthcare Coverage. 1. Healthcare coverage is provided by the employer and includes medical, prescription drug, dental, and vision. Coverage shall continue without change under the current plans until expiration of the current Horizon Blue Cross Blue Shield of NJ OMNIA/High Deductible Health Plan and Health Reimbursement Account. 2. Beginning in or about April 2021, concurrent with the beginning of the current Horizon Blue Cross Blue Shield of NJ OMNIA/High Deductible Health Plan and Health Reimbursement Account health plan, the employer will pay 87% and the employees will pay 13% of the premium costs for the health insurance; and the employer will pay 90% and the employees will pay 10% of the premium costs for the dental and vision insurance. 3. The Employer may, upon thirty (30) days notice to the Union, obtain health insurance coverage for its employees outside of and apart from the current Health Plans so long as coverage equivalent to or better than the existing coverage.

Healthcare Coverage. 1. Healthcare coverage is provided by the employer and includes medical, prescription drug, dental, and vision. Coverage shall continue without change under the current plans until expiration of the current Horizon Blue Cross Blue Shield of NJ OMNIA/OMNIA/ High Deductible Health Plan and Health Reimbursement Account. 2. Beginning in or about April 20212017, concurrent with the beginning of the current Horizon Blue Cross Blue Shield of NJ OMNIA/High Deductible Health Plan and Health Reimbursement Account health plan, the employer will pay 8788% and the employees will pay 1312% of the premium costs for the health insurance; and the employer will pay 90% and the employees will pay 10% of the premium costs for the dental and vision insurance. 3. The Employer may, upon thirty (30) days notice to the Union, obtain health insurance coverage for its employees outside of and apart from the current Health Plans so long as coverage equivalent to or better than the existing coverage.