West Virginia Retiree Health Benefit Trust Fund and PEIA Finance Board Meeting Canaan Valley Room 1041, DEP Building, 601 57th Street, SE Charleston, WV.

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West Virginia Retiree Health Benefit Trust Fund and PEIA Finance Board Meeting Canaan Valley Room 1041, DEP Building, th Street, SE Charleston, WV Wednesday, March 30, 2016, 1:00 p.m.

Agenda Roll Call Call to Order Approval of Minutes 5 Year Plan Public Comment 5 Year Plan Adoption – Motion Director Update Old Business New Business Schedule Next Meeting Adjourn 2 PEIA/RHBT Finance Board Meeting

Roll Call Mary Jane Pickens, Chairman Members:  James W. Dailey, II  Brian Donat  Troy Giatras  Elaine Harris  William “Bill” Ihlenfeld  William “Bill” Milam  Michael T. Smith  Joshua Sword 3 PEIA/RHBT Finance Board Meeting

Approval of Minutes January 21, 2016 Mary Jane Pickens, Chairman 4 PEIA/RHBT Finance Board Meeting

5 Year Plan Ted Cheatham, PEIA Director 5 PEIA/RHBT Finance Board Meeting

5 Year Plan: State and Non-State 6 PEIA/RHBT Finance Board Meeting

Non-State Agencies 4% Rate Increase 7 PEIA/RHBT Finance Board Meeting

Proposed Benefit Adjustments Non-State Agencies Face-2-Face diabetes program will become a two year program similar to weight management. After two successful years, members will graduate. Healthy Tomorrows reminder – Have a primary care provider – Submit your biometric form completed by your doctor – Submission must be in before May 15, 2016, to avoid an additional $500 deductible for plan year FY 17 – Start working with your doctor to get your numbers in range for FY 18 – Considering a premium differential for FY 19 instead of the increased deductible 8 PEIA/RHBT Finance Board Meeting

Proposed Benefit Adjustments Non-State Agencies  Increase Urgent Care copay to $50  Add Telehealth at $40 copay  For CCP members, charge $40 copay for ANY non-CCP office visit  Remove Living Will Discount  Remove non-network out-of-state benefits 9 PEIA/RHBT Finance Board Meeting

Proposed Benefit Adjustments Non-State Agencies  Add $500 emergency room copay for high risk behaviors: Accidents while driving motorcycle or UTV/ATV without a helmet DUI/DWI or Drug -related accidents Failure to wear seatbelt(s)  New facility fee limits for select items = $2,000,000 Plan savings 10 PEIA/RHBT Finance Board Meeting

Proposed Facility Fee Limits for Selected Items 11 PEIA/RHBT Finance Board Meeting

Proposed Rates Non-State Agencies 12 PEIA/RHBT Finance Board Meeting

State Agencies and Retirees 13 PEIA/RHBT Finance Board Meeting Recommendation: Adopt plan taken to Public Hearings for Actives and Retirees as approved on December 10, 2015.

Proposed Benefit Adjustments State, Non-Medicare Retirees, Special Medicare 14 PEIA/RHBT Finance Board Meeting  Increase Medical Home Program (MHP) copay to $20  Keep one free visit per year  Increase Urgent Care copay to $50  Add Telehealth at $40 copay (Legislation Needed)  For CCP members, charge $40 copay for ANY non-CCP office visit  70/30 co-insurance for all out-of-state services (Plans A, B and C)  Remove Living Will Discount  Remove out-of-network benefits

Proposed Benefit Adjustments Non-State, State, Non-Medicare Retirees, Special Medicare 15 PEIA/RHBT Finance Board Meeting  Add $500 emergency room copay for high risk behaviors Accidents while driving motorcycle or UTV/ATV without a helmet DUI/DWI or Drug -related accidents Failure to wear seatbelt(s)  New facility fee limits for select items  Provider Reimbursement adjusted to 100% Medicare over 3 years  Diabetic Face-2-Face Program becomes a two year program

Proposed Benefit Adjustments Active State 16 PEIA/RHBT Finance Board Meeting Plan B to 70/30 for all services requiring coinsurance Increase Deductible by  $500 – Single Coverage  $1,000 – Family Coverage Increase Out-of-pocket Maximum by  $1,500 – Single Coverage  $3,000 – Family Coverage Prescription Benefit Changes NOTE: Plan C Varies (See Chart)

Proposed Benefit Adjustments Active employees, non-Medicare retirees and Special Medicare Plan retirees 17 PEIA/RHBT Finance Board Meeting PEIA PPB Plans A & DPEIA PPB Plan B PEIA PPB Plan C (active employees only) Tier of Coverage Current Annual Proposed Annual Current Annual Proposed Annual Current Annual Proposed Annual Prescription Deductible Employee Only$75$100$150$200$1,300$2,100 Employee & Children and Family Coverages $150$200$300$400$2,600$4,500 Prescription Out-of-Pocket Maximum Employee Only$1,750$2,500$1,750$2,500 $4,200 Employee & Children and Family Coverages $3,500$5,000$3,500$5,000 $9,000 Cost Sharing Generic Drugs$10 Preferred Brand Drugs$2530%$3035%$2530% Non-Preferred Brand Drugs75% Preferred Specialty Drugs$50$100$50$100$50$100 Non-Preferred Specialty Drugs$10030%$10035%$10030%

5 Year Plan: Non-Medicare & Medicare 18 PEIA/RHBT Finance Board Meeting

Proposed Benefit Adjustments Non-Medicare Retiree 19 PEIA/RHBT Finance Board Meeting 8% Premium Increase Increase Deductible by  $300 – Single Coverage  $600 – Family Coverage Increase Out-of-pocket Maximum by  $1,500 – Single Coverage  $3,000 – Family Coverage Prescription Benefit Changes Remove Living Will Discount

Proposed Benefit Adjustments Non-Medicare Retiree 20 PEIA/RHBT Finance Board Meeting Plan Tier Current Deductible Proposed Deductible Current Out- of-Pocket Maximum Proposed Out-of- Pocket Maximum Retired Policyholder Only (Plan A) $425$725$1,500$3,000 Retired Policyholder Only (Plan B) $825$1,125$3,000$4,500 Retired Policyholder with non-Medicare Dependents (Plan A) $850$1,450$3,000$6,000 Retired Policyholder with non-Medicare Dependents (Plan B) $1,650$2,250$6,000$9,000 Retired Policyholder with Medicare Dependents (Plan A) $475$775$2,000$3,500

Proposed Benefit Adjustments Active employees, non-Medicare retirees and Special Medicare Plan retirees 21 PEIA/RHBT Finance Board Meeting PEIA PPB Plans A & DPEIA PPB Plan B PEIA PPB Plan C (active employees only) Tier of Coverage Current Annual Proposed Annual Current Annual Proposed Annual Current Annual Proposed Annual Prescription Deductible Employee Only$75$100$150$200$1,300$2,100 Employee & Children and Family Coverages $150$200$300$400$2,600$4,500 Prescription Out-of-Pocket Maximum Employee Only$1,750$2,500$1,750$2,500 $4,200 Employee & Children and Family Coverages $3,500$5,000$3,500$5,000 $9,000 Cost Sharing Generic Drugs$10 Preferred Brand Drugs$2530%$3035%$2530% Non-Preferred Brand Drugs75% Preferred Specialty Drugs$50$100$50$100$50$100 Non-Preferred Specialty Drugs$10030%$10035%$10030%

Proposed Benefit Adjustments Medicare Retiree 22 PEIA/RHBT Finance Board Meeting Premium Increase  8% Increase Deductible by  $50 Increase Out-of-pocket Maximum by  $350 Prescription Benefit Changes  (See Active Plan for Special Medicare)  Remove Living Will Discount

Proposed Benefit Adjustments Medicare Retiree 23 PEIA/RHBT Finance Board Meeting Current Deductible Proposed Deductible Current Out-of- Pocket Maximum Proposed Out-of- Pocket Maximum Humana/PEIA Plan 1$100$150$750$1,100 Humana/PEIA Plan 2$250$300$1,500$1,850 Humana/PEIA Plan 1 with Benefit Assistance $25$35$300$420 Special Medicare Plan$100$150$750$1,100

Proposed Benefit Adjustments Humana Prescription Benefit Changes 24 PEIA/RHBT Finance Board Meeting Humana/PEIA Plan 1Humana/PEIA Plan 2 Humana/PEIA Plan 1 with Benefit Assistance Current Cost Sharing Proposed Cost Sharing Current Cost Sharing Proposed Cost Sharing Current Cost Sharing Proposed Cost Sharing Deductible $75$100$150$200$75$100 Out-of-Pocket Maximum $1,750$2,500$1,750$2,500$250$650 Generic Drugs $5$10$5$10$3$5 Preferred Brand Drugs $15$25$20$30$10$20 Non-Preferred Brand Drugs $50$85 $100$50$85 Preferred Specialty Medications $50$85 $100$50$85 Non-Preferred Specialty Medications $50$85 $100$50$85

Public Comment Ted Cheatham PEIA Director 25 PEIA/RHBT Finance Board Meeting

5 Year Plan Adoption - Motion Mary Jane Pickens Chairman 26 PEIA/RHBT Finance Board Meeting

Director Update Ted Cheatham PEIA Director 26 PEIA/RHBT Finance Board Meeting

Old Business Mary Jane Pickens, Chairman 27 PEIA/RHBT Finance Board Meeting

New Business Mary Jane Pickens, Chairman 28 PEIA/RHBT Finance Board Meeting

Schedule Next Meeting April 21, 2016 Mary Jane Pickens, Chairman 29

Adjourn Mary Jane Pickens, Chairman 30 PEIA/RHBT Finance Board Meeting

If you want to request a copy of today’s meeting materials, please contact: Twila Neil (304) PEIA/RHBT Finance Board Meeting 31