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FLEXIBLE SPENDING ACCOUNT, HEALTH REIMBURSEMENT ACCOUNT & COBRA ADMINISTRATION

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RFP 26-68State & Local

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The City of Charlottesville provides Health Care and Dependent Care Flexible Spending Accounts (FSAs) as part of its employee benefits program, which also includes a Health Reimbursement Account (HRA) option linked to one of its medical plans. These benefits are available to approximately 1,100 benefits-eligible employees, excluding retirees except for about 90 pre-65 retirees who may participate in the healthcare plan with the HRA. The City offers two medical plan choices (a POS plan and an HMO with HRA) through Aetna, one dental plan via Delta Dental of Virginia, a voluntary vision plan through Met Life, and an Employee Assistance Program (EAP) with Sentara. Benefits enrollment and administration are supported by the Benefit Focus platform, requiring vendors to coordinate secure data transfers accordingly. The current plan year runs from July 1 to June 30, with open enrollment in May, and administration of these programs is currently handled by Flexible Benefit Administrators. Eligibility for FSAs and HRA is limited to regular full-time employees and part-time employees working at least 20 hours weekly. The FSAs have maximum reimbursement limits for healthcare and dependent care, set to update for the 2026 plan year. The HRA offers tiered benefit amounts based on coverage level, with reimbursement restricted to medical expenses subject to plan deductibles. Participation numbers indicate solid enrollment across the various plans, including medical, dental, vision, and EAP, with COBRA continuation available for these coverages as well. The City is soliciting a vendor through RFP 26-68 to administer these benefits, with an emphasis on integration with Benefit Focus and readiness for the upcoming open enrollment period effective July 1, 2026.

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City offers FSAs, HRA, medical, dental, vision benefits for eligible employees via Benefit Focus platform.

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RFP 2668 Flexible Spending Account, Health Reimbursement Account & COBRA Administration

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RFP# 26-68 FSA, HRA & COBRA Administration Questionnaire

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Commercial Loading Zone Notice for City Hall Deliveries

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RFP# 26-68 Flexible Spending Account Bidders List

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Sample Certificate of Insurance Guide

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AgencyVirginia → Human Resources
Contacts2 people available
OfficeCharlottesville, VA, 22903, USA
Organization / AgencyVirginia → Human Resources
Office AddressCharlottesville, VA, 22903, USA
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Sara ButlerBenefits Administrator
Tameka AndersonProcurement Supervisor - Buyer (III)

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Rivanna Water and Sewer AuthorityCharlottesville, VA
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The City of Charlottesville ("City") currently offers Health Care and Dependent Care Flexible Spending Accounts to benefits-eligible employees. One of the City's healthcare plan options includes a Health Reimbursement Account (HRA). The City offers COBRA continuation benefits for Medical, Dental, Vision, EAP, and HRA (unbundled). The City has approximately 1,100 regular, benefits-eligible employees. Retirees are not eligible for FSA benefits; however, approximately ninety (90) pre-65 retirees who are not eligible for Medicare may enroll in the healthcare plan that includes the HRA. The City currently offers two medical plan options for employees: A POS plan and an HMO plan coupled with HRA. Aetna is the carrier. The City offers one dental plan option with Delta Dental of Virginia The City offers one voluntary vision plan with Met Life The City offers an Employee Assistance Plan with Sentara Benefit Focus is the City's benefits enrollment platform. Vendors must be willing and able to coordinate with Benefit Focus, which includes establishing a secure file feed. The City's plan year runs from July 1 through June 30, with annual open enrollment occurring in May. The objective is that the awarded vendor will work with the City during the upcoming open enrollment for plan effective dates of July 1, 2026. These programs are currently administered by Flexible Benefit Administrators. CURRENT PLAN STRUCTURES: FLEXIBLE SPENDING ACCOUNTS Employees Eligibility Regular Full-time, active employees working 40 hours per week; Regular Part-Time, active employees working a minimum of 20 hours per week Reimbursement Maximums Healthcare: $3,300; Dependent Care: $5,000 *Will change to the new 2026 limits for July 1, 2026, Plan Reimbursement Frequency Weekly Reimbursement Method Direct Deposit and Debit Card Payroll Schedule Bi-weekly Current Participation Dependent Care Accounts: 28 Health Care Accounts: 301 HEALTH REIMBURSEMENT ACCOUNT Employees Eligibility Regular Full-time, active employees working 40 hours per week; Regular Part-Time, active employees working a minimum of 20 hours per week Benefit Amount EE only: $500; EE & Spouse: $900; Employee & Child: $900; Employee & Children: $1,000; Family: $1400 Eligible Reimbursements Medical expenses subject to the plan deductible only; no prescriptions, dental, or vision Annual Roll over Maximum of $4,500 EE; $9,000 EE/Child, EE/Spouse and Family Current Participation Total Active: 125 Employee Only: 60 Employee + 1 Child: 10 Employee + Spouse: 14 Employee +Children: 12 Employee + Family: 29 Total Under 65 Retiree Employee + Spouse: 1 Employee Only: 1 CURRENT COBRA PARTICIPATION: COBRA Participants (medical, dental, EAP, HRA & vision) Medical: 0 Dental: 2 Vision: 3 EAP: 0 HRA: 0 Active Employees Enrolled in Dental (currently): 955 Active Employees Enrolled in POS Medical Plan (currently) Total: 900 Employee only: 571 Employee+1 child: 71 Employee +Spouse: 72 Employee +Children: 37 Employee +Family: 149 Active Employees Enrolled in HMO Medical Plan (currently) Total: 125 Employee Only: 60 Employee + 1 Child: 10 Employee + Spouse: 14 Employee +Children: 12 Employee + Family: 29 Active Employees Enrolled in Voluntary Vision Plan Total: 848 Employee Only: 528 Employee + Child(ren): 91 Employee + Spouse: 103 Employee + Family: 126 Active Employees Enrolled in EAP All regular employees automatically enrolled (1,100) Qualifying Life Events in 2025 83 Benefit Eligible Employees 1,100 New Hires in 2025 174 Terminations in 2025 143 Benefits Available through COBA Medical, Dental, Vision, EAP, HRA (unbundled)

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