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Angela Baldree, ’99

Angela Baldree, ’99, Columbus, OH, published her first novel, “Your Brother.” Based on her own family, the novel tells the story of her great-uncles during World War II.

Why does 91ֿ have a Working Spouse/Domestic Partner Fee?

91ֿ is self-insured. This means health care claims are paid directly by 91ֿ. The fee is a way we can keep our premiums affordable, and to continue offering great health insurance options. When coverage is granted to a working spouse or domestic partner with access to their employer’s health care plan, this creates higher costs for employees at 91ֿ. The working spouse/domestic partner fee helps to absorb some of the health care costs that 91ֿ will incur instead of your working spouse’s employer.

If my spouse is currently covered on their employer's health plan, and they lost that coverage, am I able to add them to my 91ֿ plan?

Yes. Your spouse's loss of coverage would be considered a qualifying event, which means they could be enrolled in the 91ֿ plan within 31 days of the termination of benefits, and you would not be required to pay the working spouse fee. Written documentation from your spouse's or domestic partner’s employer regarding their loss of coverage would be required, along with an updated copy of the following.

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