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Burke Hokie

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Haven't read the full details yet but I believe it takes effect Jan 2025


The health plan itself will be structured similar to the current Federal Employees Health Benefit Program but will be exclusive to USPS employees and/or retirees. Program will be managed by OPM. Premiums and such will be based on USPS only and not Federal as a whole. I assume there will be fewer insurance options but I don't know that for a fact.

Also in Jan 2025, all newly Medicare-eligible USPS annuitants and their Medicare-eligible covered family members will need to enroll in Medicare Part B to maintain their postal health coverage.

Currently, the latter is not a requirement.

(In response to this post by Brown Water)

Posted: 04/14/2022 at 2:10PM


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  @Burke Hokie , what do you know about the Postal Service Health Benefits -- Brown Water 04/14/2022 1:50PM
  Haven't read the full details yet but I believe it takes effect Jan 2025 -- Burke Hokie 04/14/2022 2:10PM
  Is this positive or negative in your opinion ** -- Brown Water 04/14/2022 2:22PM
  Much of the employee feedback I've heard has been negative -- Burke Hokie 04/14/2022 2:40PM
  Why not bring them into the same system as other federal employees? -- EDGEMAN 04/14/2022 2:55PM
  Currently in the same system as feds. Now will be separate ** -- Burke Hokie 04/14/2022 3:00PM
  Once again, why? ** -- EDGEMAN 04/14/2022 3:11PM
  There are different facets to this -- Burke Hokie 04/14/2022 3:27PM
  Just read an interview on DeJoy- what do you think of him? ** -- turkeywinghokie 04/14/2022 4:12PM
  He’s ambitious. Seems to have a business acumen -- Burke Hokie 04/14/2022 6:49PM

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