Insurance Coverage and Employee Benefits Council Sample Clauses

Insurance Coverage and Employee Benefits Council. The Employer shall provide at least two (2) medical plans, including one plan that includes non-OHSU health care provider service and one OHSU plan. Insurance coverage is otherwise governed by the rules of the Employee Benefits Council as set forth in Appendix C hereto.
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Insurance Coverage and Employee Benefits Council. The Employer shall provide at least two (2) medical networks, including one network that includes non-OHSU health care provider service and one OHSU network. Insurance coverage is otherwise governed by the rules of the Employee Benefits Council as set forth in Appendix C hereto.

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