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2018 MCEA Benefits

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Marion County Employees Association

Medical, Vision and Prescription Plans

2018 Enrollment Form - Fillable
2018 Health Plan Comparison

If your medical circumstances require a transition of ongoing care (e.g. cancer, diabetes, etc.) and/or prescriptions from your current carrier to Regence, please fill out the following form:
2017 Regence Transition of Care Form*

Prescription Information

Flexible Spending Account (FSA)

The Flexible Spending Account is tax-exempt way to save money for out of pocket medical expenses.  The account is administered through Professional Benefit Services and allows you to save up to $2500 per year, pre-tax, to use for expenses.  To find out more, go to: Professional Benefit Services

Health Savings Account (HSA)

The Health Savings Account is tied to the high deductible Regence HDHP PPO Plan.  To be eligible, you must not be enrolled in Medicare or receiving Social Security benefits.  You also must not be enrolled in another medical plan.  The account is administered through Key Bank. For 2018, the IRS Annual Maximum Contribution Limits are: Single $3,450 / Family $6,900.

2018 HSA Contribution Change Form
2018 HSA Employer Contribution
Key Bank HSA

Dental Plans

To enroll in a dental plan, you must also be enrolled in one of the above medical plans. There are two dental plans to choose from:

Employees may choose either dental plan with any of the medical plans.  For example, the Kaiser Dental Plan may be paired with the Delta Dental Plan.

Monthly Premium Costs

Marion County currently pays $1,446.00 toward the monthly premiums for MCEA health plans.  The employee's premium share depends on which medical and dental plans are selected.  Current premium rates are on the bottom of the Plan Summary.

Opt Out Incentive

Employees who choose to opt out of medical/vision and dental coverage will receive a $200 per month incentive split between the first two paychecks of the month.  If employees have other medical coverage, they are eligible to opt out and can do so at any time during the year.  Proof of other coverage must be provided.

2018 NonMCLEA Opt Out Form
Annual Notice

Other Benefits