How long do I have to submit an eligible receipt for reimbursement from my HRA?
Requests for reimbursement must be submitted within one year (12 months) from the date the service(s) where incurred.
Read moreWhat happens to my HSA funds when I retire?
HSA funds are portable. At retirement, you will retain any funds in your HSA. You may also continue to use HSA money to pay for out-of-pocket health care expenses.
Read moreWhat is the Medicare Exchange Health Reimbursement Arrangement (HRA)?
The Medicare Exchange HRA is a pass-through account for eligible Medicare retirees enrolled in a supplemental medical plan through the Medicare Exchange. Contributions to the Medicare Exchange HRA are determined...
Read moreI will not qualify for premium-free Medicare Part A. May I maintain my PEBP CDHP, LD, EPO or HMO coverage?
Yes. If you do not qualify for premium-free Medicare Part A you will be able to maintain your PEBP CDHP, LD, EPO or HMO plan. You will need to submit...
Read moreI am retired with Medicare and will be transitioning to the Medicare Exchange. May I keep the PEBP dental plan?
The PEBP dental plan is available to Medicare Exchange retirees as a voluntary option with an additional monthly premium.
Read moreI was initially hired on or after January 1, 2012. Will I be eligible for the retiree health insurance premium subsidy at retirement?
Employees with an initial hire date on or after January 1, 2012 may enroll in retiree coverage but will not qualify for a retiree premium subsidy or Exchange HRA contribution.
Read moreI am retired and have TRICARE for Life. Am I required to enroll in a medical plan through the Medicare Exchange to receive a Years of Service HRA contribution?
An otherwise eligible retiree who has TRICARE for Life and Medicare Parts A and B will not be required to enroll in a medical plan through the Medicare Exchange. However,...
Read moreAre retirees required to enroll in Medicare at age 65?
Yes, PEBP requires all retirees who are eligible for premium-free Medicare Part A to enroll in Part A coverage. PEBP also requires retirees to purchase Medicare Part B coverage at...
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