Jcprb Information

We focus on plan deign, local delivery of services, and local hospitals and doctors you know, and then couple that with 21st Century tools through our vendor partner arrangements. Add in a nonprofit organization model that puts you at the center of the equation by allowing you to self insure your benefit program, and we've got a winning recipe for health care services delivery. The Jefferson Health Plan was first established in 1985 to serve public entities in Ohio and afford them an opportunity to SHARE in the benefits of better health care. The Jefferson Health Plan was founded as a partially self-insured health benefits program, and today, with annual revenues exceeding $175 million, provides health care and related employee benefit programs to over 250 public employer member organizations throughout the State of Ohio, covering some 45,000 plan participants. About 60% of the member organizations are school districts, while the other 40% is comprised of cities, townships, port authorities, county government employees, libraries, villages, etc. The Jefferson Health Plan is organized and operates as a Council of Governments under Ohio Code 167 with membership open to political subdivisions of the State of Ohio.