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To: Steve Felix who wrote (22976)	10/25/2015 9:35:13 PM
From: E_K_S	Read Replies (4) of 34328

OT - Health Insurance 2106 premiums I got my notice for the 2016 Health Care Insurance. Only a 2.8% increase this year. Same coverage through Kaiser $40 Co-Pay for each doctor visit and $10 Co-Pay for prescription and/or lab test. Very happy to see such a low increase as I had expected (and budgeted) for higher rates. I have used Kaiser's individual/family plan for last 26 years (previously paid for by my employer). This was the lowest annual increase that I can remember. My plan is/was grandfathered in at my current rate. If you were to buy a similar plan w/ same coverage could be as much as 30% higher to new subscribers. Still have 8 years before I can join the Medicare Group rates. Would be interested to hear what increases other have to pay for 2016. EKS

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