RxDC Premium Contribution

What is RxDC?

The Prescription Drug Data Collection (RxDC) is an annual CMS filing required under the Consolidated Appropriations Act (CAA). It reports prescription drug and health care spending data for each plan year.

What does CMS require?

CMS requires employers to report how health insurance premiums are split between employer and employee contributions. This data is used to analyze affordability and coverage adequacy across the country.

What we need from you

We need to know your organization's share of the total premiums paid. You can provide this as a single dollar amount or percentage (Option 1), or broken down by each plan and coverage tier (Option 2).

Your Plan Information

Group Name

Group ID

Total Annual Premium

Step 1 — Choose your method

How would you like to report employer contributions?

1

Aggregate Amount

Enter a single dollar amount or percentage that represents the total employer contribution across all plans. The fastest option.

Found in: Accounting System

2

By Plan & Tier

Enter the employer contribution for each plan and each coverage tier separately. The most precise option.

Found in: HRIS System

Step 2 — Enter aggregate contribution

Option 1 — Aggregate Amount

This information is typically found in your accounting system. Check payroll or benefits expense reports.

Total Annual Premium Paid to Carrier —

Employer Dollar Contribution

$

Employer Pays —

+

Employee Pays —

=

Total Premium —

Step 2 — Enter contribution by plan & tier

Option 2 — By Plan & Tier

This information is typically found in your HRIS system. Check your benefits administration or payroll records.