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Joplin council changes insurance provider “I sell health insurance, and I can tell you that 9.9 percent rate is pretty good,” Scearce told the council.
Stinnett made the motion to accept the Humana bid, and West seconded the motion. COBRA coverage Retirees also are eligible for the coverage under the federal Consolidated Omnibus Budget Reconciliation Act by paying the full monthly rate plus a 2 percent administrative charge for up to 10 years after they leave city employment. Many drop out when they become eligible for Medicare, said Reba Snavely, the city human resources director. 
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