Office of Personnel Management Announces 2022 Health, Dental, and Vision Program Premiums
The average total premiums for current non-Postal employees and annuitants enrolled in plans under the FEHB Program will increase 2.4 percent for plan year 2022, the second lowest premium increase in the last 24 years. Under FEDVIP, the overall average premium for dental plans will increase by 0.81 percent, and the overall average premium for vision plans will increase by 0.95 percent. Additionally, over the last year, FEHB coverage eligibility expanded to employees of eligible tribal schools. Approximately 31,823 tribal and tribal school employees from 132 tribes are currently enrolled.
"Quality health insurance has never been more important, and OPM is ensuring all eligible enrollees have the information they need to make informed decisions about their coverage," said
OPM worked with FEHB carriers to provide smart, timely solutions to provide COVID-19 testing and vaccines, telehealth, and mental health benefits to federal enrollees. To date, over 85% of those enrolled in the FEHB Program have access to incentives of
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FAST FACTS
* Established in 1960, the FEHB Program is the world's largest employer-sponsored health benefits program.
* The FEHB Program provides healthcare benefits for about 8.2 million enrollees: 2.2 million employees, 1.9 million annuitants, and an estimated 4.1 million family members.
* The average total premiums for current non-Postal employees and annuitants enrolled in plans under the Federal Employees Health Benefits (FEHB) Program will increase 2.4 percent for plan year 2022.
* The FEHB Program features 275 health plan choices for 2022. OPM asked FEHB carriers to focus on COVID-19, mental health, and substance use disorder service in response to the opioid epidemic.
* Under the Federal Employees Dental and Vision Insurance Program (FEDVIP), the overall average premium for dental plans will increase by 0.81 percent, and the overall average premium for vision plans will increase by 0.95 percent.
* FEDVIP features 23 dental plan options and 10 vision plan options.
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