BCBS change prompts Morgan County insurance switch [Jacksonville Journal-Courier, Ill.]
Dec. 23—Morgan County board members have decided the county will not renew its health insurance contract with
Although
"We were thinking it would get resolved,"
Taking the advice of the county's insurance committee — which is made up of one person from each department — the board decided to offer health insurance to county employees through
"The plan is the most comparable they have," Fanning said.
The new policy will take effect
The county looks at plans and policies each year as the renewal period opens and returning to
But, for Fanning, it comes down to getting the best coverage for the best price.
"It's the patients that feel the brunt of it," she said.
The county pays for health insurance for its employees. Should an employee want to add a spouse or children, the employee would be responsible for the extra cost. Although the county will be switching its health insurance provider, dental and vision insurance will continue through
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