Through the agreement, members of the State Employee Group Insurance Program will have lower deductibles and copays when receiving care at Mayo Clinic Health System sites throughout the state. The contract lowers Mayo Clinic costs from a tier-four cost level to a tier-two cost level, according to the St. Peter Herald.
SEGIP members can enroll in the plan as early as Nov. 1.
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