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Hudson School Board approves new single-tier health plan, raises deductibles
Summary
The Hudson School Board approved administration’s recommended move to a single-tier employee health plan that raises individual deductibles from $500 to $1,000 and emergency-room copays from $150 to $300, and adopts negotiated offsets including on-site services with Hudson Physicians; the board will begin open enrollment in May.
The Hudson School Board voted Tuesday to approve changes to the district’s employee health insurance that officials said balance benefit continuity with rising costs.
Nick (staff member) told the board the administration and consultant Alera Group recommended consolidating two plan tiers into a single-tier plan comparable to the district’s existing Open Access network. "The deductible's going to go from 500 to 1,000," he said, and the emergency-room copay will increase from $150 to $300. The district will…
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