You may change plans if you are enrolled in the EUTF Retiree Kaiser plan and move out of the service area. You have 45 days to notify EUTF and may ...
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FAQs
No, EUTF is not authorized under Hawaii Revised Statutes 87A to reimburse Medicare Part D premiums.
Yes. The EUTF will need a copy of your Medicare card, Direct Deposit Agreement Form for Medicare Part B Premium Reimbursement, and Social Security Administration letter indicating your Medicare Part ...
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The Retiree Health Benefits Highlights Guide is published annually and mailed to retirees in the Fall. The Reference Guide contains information on EUTF policies and procedures, enrollment and eligibility, employer ...
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Retirees may complete and submit a Retiree Address Change Form. Once the Retiree Address Change Form is received, the EUTF will notify the health carriers of your new address. Be ...
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If you are currently paying your healthcare premiums via check to the EUTF, you now have four other payment options: Premiums automatically deducted each month from your Employees’ Retirement System ...
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The Hawaii Revised Statutes 87A-23(4) requires that State and County retirees and their eligible dependents who are enrolled in EUTF retiree medical and/or prescription drug benefit plans, must be enrolled ...
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For retirees who were enrolled in EUTF Active plans at the time of their retirement, once the EUTF receives an EC-1 form from your employer to terminate your active coverage, ...
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