County to save $2.8 million in health insurance costs [The Herald Bulletin, Anderson, Ind.]
Nov. 3—ANDERSON — By changing insurance companies for employee health care,
During discussions about the 2023 county budget,
Gause said
"We're moving to another provider," he said. "There will be no increase in costs and no changes in the employee deductibles and benefits."
Apex was hired by the county in
Gause said a review of the claims showed the county was owed
He said Apex was also to lower the amount owed by the county for one employee's health care costs from
Gause said a problem the county faced was no increase in the budget for health insurance costs for several years.
For next year, the
"This is a significant amount of savings," said Commissioner
"It's vital to keep using the clinic," she said. "It helps keep costs down."
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