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Bookmark or Share- Medicare Benefits & Plans - UAW Retiree Medical Benefits TrustFor specific health plan information such as coverage details, participating providers, and covered preventive services, contact your health plan carrier. Members currently enrolled in the MA-PD Plan: UnitedHealthcare (UHC): (844) 320-5021 For all states excluding MI. Blue Cross Blue Shield (BCBS): (877) 336-0377 For states of AL, FL, IN, MI ...
- Retiree Eligibility - UAW Retiree Medical Benefits TrustQualifying surviving spouses must: Either be enrolled on the date of the retiree’s death or enrolled in the active auto company plan and the active employee was eligible to retire on the date of death. Continue payment of any required monthly contribution. Be enrolled in both Medicare Parts A and B, once eligible.
- Enrollment Updates - UAW Retiree Medical Benefits TrustChanges in your life can impact your enrollment in Trust coverage and which plans are available to you. As long as you are eligible for coverage, you may change your health plan election at any time after you have been in your current plan for at least 12 months. To make a change, contact Retiree Health Care Connect (RHCC) (866-637-7555).
- Dependent Eligibility - UAW Retiree Medical Benefits TrustTo add a dependent, contact Retiree Health Care Connect (RHCC) (866-637-7555). You will need to provide the dependent’s date of birth, date of the event (such as marriage, birth or adoption, court order/Qualified Medical Child Support Order (QMCSO), etc.) and Social Security number. After a dependent is added, proof of eligibility ...
- Frequently Asked Questions - UAW Retiree Medical Benefits TrustYes. Trust retirees can add dependents to coverage. They remain eligible until the end of the month they turn 26 years of age. However, they must be unmarried, reside with you, and be legally claimed as an exemption for federal tax purposes, unless you are responsible for their medical coverage due to a divorce decree or Qualified Medical Child Support Order.
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