Starting with the 2024-25 plan year on July 1, all CU Health Plans will extend no-cost generic drug coverage for prescriptions used to prevent or treat common chronic health conditions such as cardiovascular disease, respiratory ailments and more.
An HSA allows employees to save — and keep — pretax money to spend on health care expenses. CU Health Plan – High Deductible participants can update or enroll in an HSA during the 2024 HSA Open Enrollment period.
Optum HSA will issue new cards that expire in 5 years.
Benefits-eligible employees can plan for this year’s Open Enrollment by reviewing all of CU’s health plan options through the Basics of CU Health Plans on-demand course.
An HSA allows you to save — and keep — pretax money to spend on health care expenses. CU Health Plan – High Deductible participants can update or enroll in an HSA during the 2023 HSA Open Enrollment period.
Benefits-eligible employees should plan for this year’s open enrollment by reviewing all of CU’s health plan options through the Basics of CU Health Plans on-demand course.
An HSA is pre-tax money you save – and own forever – to put toward your medical expenses. CU Health Plan – High Deductible participants can update or enroll in an HSA during the 2022 HSA Open Enrollment period from Nov. 15 – Dec. 3.
Medicare wants to make sure you’re covered, but active employees enrolled in a CU health plan have more to consider before enrolling.
CU’s Open Enrollment period for the 2021-22 plan year ends at 5 p.m. Friday, May 7
Open Enrollment begins April 19. Visit the Open Enrollment sessions and fair site for courses, videos and live webinars from plan providers, including Anthem, Kaiser, Delta Dental and PERA.

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