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Health Service Board approves using full $1.66 million stabilization reserve to lower 2019 City Plan premiums

Health Service System Board of the City and County of San Francisco · June 14, 2018
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Summary

The San Francisco Health Service System Board voted 4–1 on June 14 to suspend the self‑funded stabilization policy for 2019 and apply the full $1,661,000 City Plan stabilization balance to reduce member premiums for the 2019 plan year.

The Health Service System Board approved on June 14 a one‑time suspension of its self‑funded rate stabilization policy and the application of the full City Plan stabilization balance — $1,661,000 as of 12/31/2017 — to city plan and city plan choice‑unavailable rate cards for the 2019 plan year. The motion passed 4–1.

Aon, the board’s actuarial partner, presented two scenarios: Scenario 1 applied one‑third of the stabilization balance in the rates; Scenario 2 used the…

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