The Board of Control for the Public Education Employees’ Health Insurance Plan (PEEHIP) on Wednesday approved a proposal to request a $130 million increase from the Legislature, a 13% increase ...

The districts dropped state-provided health insurance coverage and switched to a private Aetna plan, giving employees less ...

The Public Education Employees’ Health Insurance Plan, PEEHIP, covers more than 350,000 members and their dependents. That includes about 80,000 retirees and dependents who are covered by PEEHIP ...

District staff say the insurance plan ended 2024 with enough reserves for 43 days of claims. The district has spent $34 million in four years to shore it up.

Ontario Teachers’ invested in Westland in 2023 Westland Benefits, the newly formed dedicated employee benefits division of Westland Insurance, has acquired Sagium Health Strategies, effective May 1.

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Westland Insurance has acquired Alberta Best Insurance, ... Last year, Westland entered an investment partnership with Ontario Teachers’ Pension Plan (OTPP).

Critics say the Ontario Teachers Insurance Plan’s proposal to adopt a ‘plan sponsor pharmacy’ amounts to ‘patient steering’ because it would no longer cover the costs for members to use ...

The board for the Public Education Employees' Health Insurance Plan, or PEEHIP, also proposed transferring up to $79.4 million from a reserve account, though later upped the ask to $118.9 million.

California teachers do not contribute or receive Social Security funds. According to the California State Teachers’ Retirement System, the largest educator-only pension fund in the world, the ...

Those on the state health insurance program won’t see an increase in their premiums now that the South Carolina House has agreed with the Senate plan to fully cover the cost of the rate hikes ...