Rep. Connolly to Hold FEHBP Open Season Workshop for Federal Employees, Retirees on December 3
Congressman
The federal government's Open Season for federal employees and retirees to change their health plans runs from
This year's event will once again feature FEHBP expert
"Most FEHB plans have benefit and rate changes for 2017 so it is important that federal employees and retirees know the details on how their current plans are changing and whether or not there is another option that better suits their needs," Connolly said. "With these possible changes, it is important that every federal employee and retiree review the status of their current coverage."
Connolly urged every federal employee and retiree, as well as survivor and former spouse annuitants to make sure they review their FEHB plan coverage and other benefits before Open Season ends on
Panel Discussion featuring experts on FEHB programs and available health plan options, including FEHBP expert
Hosted in the
Representatives of various FEHB health plans and
Hosted in adjoining conference rooms
Federal employees seeking further information about FEHB plans can visit OPM's Open Season website at: http://www.opm.gov/insure/openseason/ .
The OPM website contains detailed information about FEHB plans, dental insurance, vision insurance, and flexible spending accounts for federal employees and dependents. The site also provides links to frequently asked questions and other information that federal employees and retirees might need to help them make decisions about their current and future coverage.
Federal employees, retirees, or annuitants seeking more information about the Open Season workshop can call Connolly's District Office at 703-256-3071.
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