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Home » Can Employers Make Unvaccinated Employees Pay More for Health Insurance?
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Can Employers Make Unvaccinated Employees Pay More for Health Insurance?

October 20, 2021Updated:December 9, 2023No Comments1 Min Read
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Many employers are wondering about the extent to which they can incent employees and their dependents to receive the COVID-19 vaccine by adjusting medical plan eligibility, modifying medical plan premiums payable by employees, and/or excluding coverage of treatment of the coronavirus where a plan enrollee chooses not to receive the vaccine and then contracts the virus. In this article, Lockton provides thoughts on what’s permissible and what’s not, and views on best practices.

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