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Health Service Board City & County of San Francisco Rates & Benefits Aon Hewitt Health Value Initiative April 14, 2016 Prepared by:

Aon Hewitt Health Value Initiative (HVI) The Aon Hewitt Health Value Initiative (HVI) Database, launched in 1996, captures health care cost and benefit data for: 7.3 million health plan participants 375 organizations 1,260 health plans $38.2 billion in health care expenditures* Aon Hewitt's Pharmacy Cost Database provides prescription drug cost data for organizations nationwide. Aon Hewitt's Plan Design Database (PDD) allows analysis of prevalence of plan design features. * Note: Total number of employers is dynamic and changes as clients are added or removed from the baseline. City and County of San Francisco Health Service System (HSS) HSS costs are based on the employers actual premium rates for fully insured health plans; Self-insured plan costs are based on HSS funding rates which reflect the projected claims and administrative costs Government / Education Industry (Gov / Edu) Organization Size (25,000+) Client size reflects a weighted average of other employers that are a similar size in terms of enrollment Fortune 500 Labor Market HVI HSB Meeting Health Value Initiative April 14, 2016 1

Annual Healthcare Costs HSS pays on average $11,628 annually for healthcare premiums for its members, which is the highest within the peer group. This represents 85% of the total cost. HSS members pay 10.2% of the premium as compared to an average of 19.0% with the peer group HSS members pay less out-of-pocket for their care, $660 versus an average of $2,013 Health Plan Costs Per Employee Overall Employee Contributions Employer Cost HSS Public 25,000+ Fortune 500 Labor Market Out-of-Pocket Costs $660 $2,013 $2,256 $2,288 $1,584 $2,238 Employee Contributions $1,397 $2,457 $2,733 $2,808 $2,331 $2,712 Employer Cost $11,628 $8,493 $8,483 $8,558 $10,732 $8,683 Total Health Plan Cost $13,685 $12,963 $13,472 $13,654 $14,647 $13,633 Employer Subsidy Percent 85% 66% 63% 63% 73% 64% HVI HSB Meeting Health Value Initiative April 14, 2016 2

Financial Index The financial efficiency of the HSS plan may be a better comparative measure than per member costs. The Aon Hewitt Financial Index (FI) removes the cost differences caused by three main factors: population demographics, richness of plan design, and geographic location. The FI reflects administrative costs and care management effectiveness. A FI greater than 100% reflects better-than-average financial efficiency. The HSS FI exceeds the peer group. 120.0% 110.0% 100.0% 90.0% 80.0% 70.0% 60.0% Financial Efficiency Overall HSS Public 25,000+ Fortune 500 Labor Market HVI Financial Index 116.7% 105.3% 100.0% 99.6% 100.0% 100.0% Enrollment 38,754 596,539 1,760,395 1,602,657 424,955 3,429,275 HSB Meeting Health Value Initiative April 14, 2016 3

Annual Coverage Election Profile Category HSS Public 25,000+ Fortune 500 HVI Total Health Plan Costs per Employee $13,025 $10,950 $11,216 $11,367 $11,395 Employer Health Plan Costs per Employee $11,628 $8,493 $8,483 $8,558 $8,683 Employee Contributions $1,397 $2,457 $2,733 $2,808 $2,712 Employer Subsidy 89.3% 77.6% 75.6% 75.3% 76.2% Total / Average Enrollment 38,754 13,873 58,680 25,439 8,793 Employee Only Health Plan Costs per Employee $7,734 $6,323 $6,059 $5,938 $6,053 Employer Health Plan Costs per Employee $7,344 $5,216 $4,750 $4,563 $4,716 Employee Contributions $390 $1,107 $1,309 $1,375 $1,337 Employer Subsidy 95.0% 82.5% 78.4% 76.8% 77.9% Employee Only Enrollment 18,120 Employee + Spouse Health Plan Costs per Employee $16,128 $15,476 $15,663 $15,757 $15,833 Employer Health Plan Costs per Employee $15,220 $12,383 $12,176 $12,200 $12,408 Employee Contributions $908 $3,093 $3,487 $3,557 $3,425 Employer Subsidy 94.4% 80.0% 77.7% 77.4% 78.4% Employee + Spouse Enrollment 10,144 Employee + Family Health Plan Costs per Employee $19,165 $16,941 $17,750 $17,922 $17,973 Employer Health Plan Costs per Employee $15,556 $12,546 $13,035 $13,273 $13,458 Employee Contributions $3,609 $4,395 $4,715 $4,649 $4,515 Employer Subsidy 81.2% 74.1% 73.4% 74.1% 74.9% Employee + Family Enrollment 10,490 HSB Meeting Health Value Initiative April 14, 2016 4

Annual Employer Profile 2016 Category HSS Public 25,000+ Fortune 500 Labor Market HVI Overall Profile Number of Employees 38,754 596,539 1,760,395 1,602,657 424,955 3,429,275 Total Health Plan Cost $504,770,205 $6,531,925,655 $19,744,771,606 $18,216,862,209 $5,551,221,963 $39,076,067,957 Total Employer Health Plan Costs $450,639,067 $5,066,478,054 $14,934,203,880 $13,715,835,554 $4,560,816,507 $29,777,076,078 Average Age 47.2 44.6 43.1 43.0 43.9 43.4 Adult Cost Factor 1.86 1.85 2.00 2.08 2.08 2.05 Percent Females 48% 63% 51% 45% 43% 48% Competitive Cost Benchmarks Total Health Plan Costs $13,025 $10,950 $11,216 $11,367 $13,063 $11,395 Employer Health Plan Costs $11,628 $8,493 $8,483 $8,558 $10,732 $8,683 Financial Index 116.7% 105.3% 100.0% 99.6% 100.0% 100.0% Annual Rate of Cost Increase 3.4% 6.0% 6.0% 6.0% 3.0% 7.0% Cost Sharing & Design Index Employee Contribution $1,397 $2,457 $2,733 $2,808 $2,331 $2,712 Out-of-Pocket Expense $660 $2,013 $2,256 $2,288 $1,584 $2,238 Total Value of Coverage 115% 102% 100% 99% 107% 100% Net ER Provided Benefit Value 117% 102% 99% 99% 108% 100% Enrollment Traditional HMO / EPO 38,038 241,625 382,064 234,347 183,923 612,291 Traditional PPO / POS 716 153,598 784,544 862,303 144,326 1,696,596 Account-Based HMO / EPO 4,050 4,119 7,358 8,861 Account-Based PPO / POS 199,357 585,193 501,472 88,504 1,102,575 Indemnity 1,959 4,544 416 844 8,952 HSB Meeting Health Value Initiative April 14, 2016 5