My spouse, who just died, was covered under a LACERA-administered health care plan. If I continue in a LACERA-administered health care plan, will the County subsidize my premiums?
If the County was subsidizing your spouse's (or domestic partner's) LACERA-administered health care premiums, based on his or her length of County service, the County will contribute the same percentage toward your premiums (as the eligible survivor). More.
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