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      • Medical costs continue to rise across the country, and the City of Dallas’ plans are no exception. However, this benefit year, the City of Dallas has decided to absorb these cost increases rather than pass them on to you! Remember, many of the City’s health benefits are self-insured, which means claims are paid with premiums from you and the City.
      dallas.gov/departments/humanresources/DCH Documents/Benefits and Wellness/2023 Benefits Open Enrollment/2023 City of Dallas Actives Presentation.pdf

      2023 Benefits Enrollment: Active Employees - dallas.gov

  2. dallascityhall.com › departments › humanresourcesBenefits - City of Dallas

    Questions regarding plan information for active/pre65: 214-556-0971. Questions regarding Medicare Advantage Plan (MAPD): 877-299-1008. All other questions that cannot be answered by either of these need to be directed to hrbenefits@dallascityhall.com. You may also call 214-671-6947, Option 1.

  3. dallascityhall.com › departments › humanresources2024 EMPLOYEE BENEFITS GUIDE - City of Dallas

    or more, you’ll be eligible for the City of Dallas’ health benefits for the 2024 plan year. And if your average is less than 30 hours per week, you won’t be eligible for the City of Dallas’ health benefits and will need to find other coverage, such as through a spouse, parent, or the Health Insurance Marketplace.

  4. dallascityhall.com › government › Council MeetingHealth Benefits Budget Overview and Plan ... - City of Dallas

    National Healthcare Trend: 6%-8%. Data represents all costs for claims, admin, credits, & rebates. Note: The City’s medical & pharmacy trend is significantly lower than the National trend. (Increase in medical cost (per person) - 1% to 1.2% trend over the past two years).

  5. dallas.gov › departments › humanresources2024 City of Dallas PPT Presentation_OE_v02c

    Answer questions about the benefits provided by the City of Dallas. Explain your Medicare and City of Dallas health plan options and help choose the best plan for you by comparing coverage costs and features. Review the many plans and parts of Medicare, what each covers, and what they cost.

  6. dallas.gov › departments › humanresources2023 Benefits Enrollment: Active Employees - dallas.gov

    Remember, many of the City’s health benefits are self-insured, which means claims are paid with premiums from you and the City. Making smart choices about our medical care and personal health now can help reduce everyone’s health care costs in the future. We are all in this together! 11 Medical Coverage

  7. www.dallasor.gov › sites › default2023 Benefits for City of Dallas DPEA Members

    The City participates in the Public Employees Retirement System (PERS). An employee’s designation and eligibility for participation in PERS or the OPSRP are determined by law. The City pays the 6% employee pick-up.

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  9. www.dallasga.gov › sites › defaultCity of Dallas Employee Benefits

    City of Dallas Employee Benefits. Health Insurance www.bcbsga.com BCBS of Georgia (employee coverage is paid 100% & family coverage is paid 75% by the city) 2 Plans- HMO 90 Open Access with $0 deductible/$20 copay PPO 90/70 with $500 deductible/$25 copay.