Insurance Premiums

Medical

Georgetown University contributes to medical insurance premiums based on your salary as of September 1. The University’s contribution is calculated based on a sliding scale, with the greatest contribution for those in Salary Band One.

New for 2025: Salary bands have been adjusted upward by 10% so the majority of employees are in band one or two.

Select your salary band to view your annual medical insurance premiums:

• Band One (up to $82,500)
• Band Two ($82,501 to $137,500)
• Band Three ($137,501 to $330,000)
• Band Four ($330,001 +)

View monthly imputed income liability for covering a non-tax dependent Legally Domiciled Adult (LDA) under you medical, dental and vision benefits.

Imputed Income Liability

For medical, dental and vision coverage only, instead of covering a spouse, an eligible employee may cover another qualified adult member of their household, or Legally Domiciled Adult (LDA). The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) considers the employer-provided value of a health care benefit for a non-tax dependent LDA to be taxable as income to the employee who is covering them on their benefit plan. This is called “imputed income.”

For employees covering a non-tax dependent LDA under their medical, dental or vision insurance plan, the monthly imputed income liability by year is below:

Dental

Vision

MetLife Voluntary Insurance Options