The rebates vary by customer and member. Fully insured small group customers with 50 or fewer employees will receive a 30 percent rebate on their July premium invoice. In September, individual planholders will get a one-time rebate based on each member’s plan and paid premiums. Medicare Advantage and supplemental members will receive a 15 percent premium refund in July for the months of March and April if they have higher than a $0 premium.
The refunds are in addition to $494 million that BCBSM has invested in expanding no-cost benefits for members during the COVID-19 pandemic.
View the full press release here.
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