Retiree Health

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Retiree Health

Sen. Jay Rockefeller: forcing passage of coal-miners' retiree health bill was career highlight

Sen. Jay Rockefeller said his proudest legislative feat was forcing passage of a bill that restored health and prescription benefits to about 200,000 retired coal miners and their dependents, a measure he says saved lives in West Virginia and beyond.

2025 Confirmation Hearings CollectionNov 6, 2026

Board hears problems as retirees enroll in GIC plans; staff credited for outreach

North Attleborough Public SchoolsNov 6, 2026

County proposes retiree health plan changes as premiums rise; board asks for modeling

Adams CountyOct 29, 2026

Residents and former employees press Cortland council over proposed retiree health plan change

CortlandOct 21, 2026

TRS webinar explains TRIP and TRAIL health plans and who qualifies

IllinoisOct 22, 2026

Retiree Health

Council schedules Friday session on retiree health plan; Blue Cross materials to be posted and Q&A sought

Staff said plan comparison materials for retiree coverage are on the city's website and that a Friday session will present Plan 4 materials; Blue Cross Blue Shield was asked to provide representatives for Q&A and staff will mail and post material to retirees.

CortlandOct 22, 2026

Retiree Health

Auditor: $321 million retiree‑health liability drives government‑wide net deficit

Insural Auditing told the committee that the district's large actuarial estimate for retiree health benefits — about $321 million — is the main reason the government‑wide statements show a substantial net deficit, even though the district's unrestricted operating position is positive.

ITHACAOct 7, 2026

Retiree Health

Rep. Sherwood seeks modest inflation adjustment to retiree health subsidy; $610,000 supplemental proposed

Representative Sherwood introduced bill draft 0165 to codify and inflation‑adjust the state's retiree group health insurance subsidy; staff estimated a supplemental request around $610,000 and said the retiree health insurance benefit account could cover the increase.

WyomingOct 5, 2026

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DeKalb will keep retiree premiums steady as Aetna renewal raises costs 6.8%

DeKalb CountyOct 6, 2026

Board reviews retiree Medicare options; broker recommends waiting on 2027 RFP outcome

WebbOct 7, 2026

Council adds Humana Medicare Advantage plan for retirees to consent agenda; cap $3.03 million for 2027 term

HamiltonSep 30, 2026

Trustees approve retiree health plan recommendations; non‑Medicare retirees face mandatory October enrollment

KentuckySep 15, 2026

FinCom reviews OPEB policy and long-term funding approach

ReadingSep 16, 2026

Board authorizes offering SPANI Medicare Advantage options to retirees

East IthacaSep 15, 2026

Committee approves Humana contract for Medicare-eligible retiree continuation coverage

Kane CountySep 10, 2026

Committee approves amended retiree health insurance resolution, effective Jan. 1, 2027

Putnam CountySep 9, 2026

Putnam County committee approves amended retiree health‑insurance contribution plan effective Jan. 1, 2027

Putnam CountySep 9, 2026

Putnam County committee approves amended retiree health contribution table, effective Jan. 1, 2027

Putnam CountySep 8, 2026

Retiree Health

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Sen. Jay Rockefeller: forcing passage of coal-miners' retiree health bill was career highlight

Board hears problems as retirees enroll in GIC plans; staff credited for outreach

County proposes retiree health plan changes as premiums rise; board asks for modeling

Residents and former employees press Cortland council over proposed retiree health plan change

TRS webinar explains TRIP and TRAIL health plans and who qualifies

Council schedules Friday session on retiree health plan; Blue Cross materials to be posted and Q&A sought

Auditor: $321 million retiree‑health liability drives government‑wide net deficit

Rep. Sherwood seeks modest inflation adjustment to retiree health subsidy; $610,000 supplemental proposed

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DeKalb will keep retiree premiums steady as Aetna renewal raises costs 6.8%

Board reviews retiree Medicare options; broker recommends waiting on 2027 RFP outcome

Council adds Humana Medicare Advantage plan for retirees to consent agenda; cap $3.03 million for 2027 term

Trustees approve retiree health plan recommendations; non‑Medicare retirees face mandatory October enrollment

FinCom reviews OPEB policy and long-term funding approach

Board authorizes offering SPANI Medicare Advantage options to retirees

Committee approves Humana contract for Medicare-eligible retiree continuation coverage

Committee approves amended retiree health insurance resolution, effective Jan. 1, 2027

Putnam County committee approves amended retiree health‑insurance contribution plan effective Jan. 1, 2027

Putnam County committee approves amended retiree health contribution table, effective Jan. 1, 2027

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KPPA: Non‑Medicare retirees face mandatory 2027 open enrollment and no default plan

Council approves resolution to begin implementation of Aetna retiree Medicare plan

Committee approves post-65 retiree plan renewal; consultant flags HealthSpring pharmacy offer as risky

Staff outlines CRS operations, DROP rules and Medicare Advantage support; cites 2025 Social Security Fairness Act benefits

Retirees to switch to separate medical and pharmacy ID cards; Anthem suggested larger increase than broker estimate

Board hears preliminary numbers on retiree health costs for seven former employees