Flagler School Board will vote on adding a health care center for employees

'It’s an intervention to mitigate the cost of claims that we're currently receiving,' Superintendent LaShakia Moore said.

Superintendent LaShakia Moore presents a plaque to Jimmy Sorrentino, Buddy Taylor Middle School's Employee of the Year. File photo by Brent Woronoff
Superintendent LaShakia Moore presents a plaque to Jimmy Sorrentino, Buddy Taylor Middle School's Employee of the Year. File photo by Brent Woronoff
Photo by Brent Woronoff
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On April 16, the Flagler County School Board will vote on whether to add an in-house health care center to its employee insurance plan.

The school district’s insurance committee has recommended that the board agree to a proposal by Everside Health to establish and run the health center.

 

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