How does Freetown's health insurance co-pay compare to other municipalities?
In November of 2003, the Finance Committee's Senior Clerk, Chris Holt, called and e-mailed other city and town treasurers in Massachusetts at the Committee's request to find out how Freetown's health insurance co-pay compared to that of other municipalities. Below are the results of that survey.
Health Insurance Co-Payments Paid by Town | |||
|---|---|---|---|
Bridgewater: | 90% | ||
West Boylston | 90% | ||
Freetown | 90% HMO | 80% PPO | |
Lakeville | 90% HMO | 80% Retired | |
Weston | 90% HMO | 50% PPO | |
Raynham | 90% HMO individual | 86% HMO family | 75% PPO |
Upton | 90% HMO | 75% Master Health Plus | |
Ayer | 89% Individual | 86% Family | |
Fall River | 75% | ||
Somerset | 75% | ||
West Brookfield | 75% | ||
Duxbury | 75% Active | 50% Retired | |
Mattapoisett | 75% Active | 50% Retired | |
Swansea | 75% Active | 50% Retired | |
Grafton | 73.3% Fallon individual | 67.9% Fallon family | |
58.0% CIGNA individual | 55.5% CIGNA family | ||
Old Rochester | 72% | ||
Franklin | 68% HMO | 50% PPO | |
Acushnet | 60% | ||
Berkley | 60% | ||
Dighton | 60% | ||
Fairhaven | 60% | ||
Westport | 60% HMO | 50% PPO | |
Sturbridge | 55% | ||
Dartmouth | 50% | ||
Marion | 50% | ||
Rochester | 50% | ||
West Bridgewater | 50% | ||