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Committee approves adding vision coverage; staff directed to finalize contract
Summary
The Self-Insurance Board approved moving forward with a contract to add vision benefits and to update plan documents; consultants estimated an added consulting/administration cost of about $3,600 annually for the service described in the meeting.
The Sumner County Self-Insurance Board voted to proceed with a contract to add vision coverage to employee benefits and asked staff to finalize contract terms and implementation details.
Staff said the county previously offered a vision benefit but stopped when Affordable Care Act dependent rules made the plan administratively difficult; brokers later proposed returning a vision benefit. A consultant explained that expanding the benefits to include vision and consolidating administration will increase costs and that an updated Explanation of Coverage and contract language are needed. The consultant provided a cost estimate for the contract support: approximately $700–$1,000 per month depending on scope, and a rough annual estimate of about $3,600 for the proposed consulting/update services.
A motion to proceed with a contract amendment to add vision coverage passed by voice vote. Board members asked staff to prepare the final contract and provide the paperwork for signature once the scope and pricing are confirmed.
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