But the Meritain/ Aetna network's proposal said its providers could handle the work at a cost of $78.8 million. The Paterson Board of Education voted 5-4 last Wednesday night to make the change, after its broker, CBIZ Benefits and Insurance Services, said the health coverage under Aetna would be equal to or better than that provided by Horizon.
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