Adding Dependents After Retirement

If you chose coverage for yourself but not your dependents when you retired, you may be able to add them later. You may add dependent coverage if your eligible spouse loses other group coverage or if you marry after retirement. 

Changing your Plan Choices

If you turn age 65 during the year, you must change to one of the medical plans in the over-age-65 options, and your spouse stays with the under-age-65 plan until he or she turns age 65. This also applies to your spouse who turns 65 during the year even if you are under age 65.

If you move during the year, contact HR Info with your new address. Some plans for over-age-65 retirees may have restrictions on where you live, and you may need to change to a different medical plan. Moving to another State is one condition that would activate a Special Election Period, giving you the ability to change plans without questions of pre-existing medical conditions.