As a State or County retiree, you are eligible to enroll: Yourself Your spouse, or domestic or civil union partner Your children under age 26. Dependent children include those by ...
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FAQs
The requirement for all State and County retirees and dependents to enroll in Medicare Part B was set forth in Act 88, 2001 Session Laws of Hawaii. This Act created ...
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The following must be submitted to the EUTF in order to receive reimbursement of Medicare Part B premiums: Copy of your Medicare card indicating enrollment in Medicare Part B Direct ...
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Open Enrollment is your opportunity to make changes to your plan enrollment. During Open Enrollment you can: Add, change or cancel plans Add or remove dependents Change coverage tiers such ...
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Please see the Death checklist for more information.
Divorced or legally separated spouse/civil union partners, or domestic partners whose partnership has been dissolved are no longer eligible for EUTF plans, regardless of whether your divorce decree indicates that ...
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Complete an EC-2 or EC-2H (for HSTA VB members) form and submit it to the EUTF within 45 days of your marriage date. Attach a copy of your marriage certificate ...
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Retirees must terminate their spouse’s/partner’s coverage within 45 days of the date of divorce. Complete an EC-2 or EC-2H (for HSTA VB members) form and submit it to the EUTF ...
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Yes, if you return to work full-time for the State or County you must notify the EUTF to stop your EUTF retiree plans and you may enroll in EUTF Active ...
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No, you do not need to be enrolled in Active plans for any amount of time or be enrolled in the EUTF Active plan at all to qualify for EUTF ...
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