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University plans to change insurance policy

In an effort to avoid rising insurance costs, Loyola University has decided to change its medical insurance policy for faculty and staff.

Loyola will move to a self-funded insurance model, which will raise insurance rates by 5 percent as compared to the 17 percent increase employees would face under the current insurance policy.

Under the new self-funded model, Loyola will pay for UnitedHealthcare to administer the plans, rather than paying a premium to UnitedHealthcare where they assume all risk in paying claims. The university will assume all risk with this change in policy. The change is expected to take place in 2016.

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Lauren is ready to take on the position of Managing Editor after previously serving as Staff Writer, Assistant News Editor and News Editor in past semesters. This semester, Lauren is focused on seeing her staff and the paper thrive both externally and internally, guiding each member of the editorial board in hitting their deadlines and putting forth their best work. When not in the newsroom, Lauren can be found two floors down in the ballet studio or serving as the Education Vice President of her sorority, Gamma Phi Beta.

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