Policy Analysis | May 2011
Health Insurance Premiums of State Employees
State employee health insurance coverage policies vary widely in the SLC region. Therefore, a direct comparison of practices is unreliable. In order to accommodate for the discrepancies, the SLC collected state employee premium information for its 15 member states on a case-by-case basis. This information is available on the following table.
| State | Premiums | Source |
| Alabama | Link | State Employee's Insurance Board |
| Arkansas | Link | Employee Benefits Division, Department of Finance & Administration |
| Florida | Link | Department of Management Services |
| Georgia | Link | Department of Community Health |
| Kentucky | Link | Personnel Cabinet |
| Louisiana | Link | Office of Group Benefits, Division of Administration, Office of the Governor |
| Mississippi | Link | Department of Finance & Administration |
| Missouri | Link | Missouri Consolidated Health Care Plan |
| North Carolina | Link | State Health Plan |
| Oklahoma | Link | Employees Benefits Council |
| South Carolina | Link | Employee Insurance Program, Budget and Control Board |
| Tennessee | Link | Department of Finance & Administration |
| Texas | Link | Employees Retirement System |
| Virginia | Link | Department of Human Resource Management |
| West Virginia | Link | Public Employees Insurance Agency |