Employee Health Insurance Costs to Rise as GW Switches Companies
GW employees' medical insurance contributions will increase as the University changes its health insurance plan administrator in January.
Faculty and staff health insurance contributions will rise as the University changes its health insurance plan administrator at the start of 2026. This move is likely to curb sharper cost increases but may disrupt care for employees whose providers fall out of network.
- The University will switch its employee health insurance administrator from UnitedHealthcare to Aetna at the start of next year.
- This change will result in a 6.5 percent increase in employee contributions, or about $3 to $61 more per month, depending on coverage level and salary band.
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Author's summary: GW employees face rising health insurance costs.
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