During November and December 2014, UnitedHealthcare will hold an open enrollment under Group Policy GA-23111. During this period, any individual who is eligible for coverage under one of the GA-23111 plans can enroll and will be accepted for coverage without any medical underwriting or requirement of good health.
There are no limitations for pre-existing conditions. Enrollment in November and December 2014 will be for coverage effective Jan. 1, 2015. Only those applicants whose completed enrollment form is postmarked in November 2014 or December 2014 will be considered for open enrollment.
This open enrollment is being held for former railroad employees (and their dependents) who:
- Were previously covered under any railroad health plan and were represented by a railway labor organization or,
- Were members in accordance with the constitution or by-laws of one of the participating railway labor organizations, when coverage under their applicable group health plan ended.
If someone you know meets these GA-23111 eligibility provisions, open enrollment provides an opportunity for them to become covered. Other eligible members of your family may also enroll if they are not currently covered. In addition, open enrollment under Plan F is available for railroad employees’ parents or parents-in-law who are eligible under Medicare.
Anyone interested in enrolling should call one of the following phone numbers to get additional information about these plans:
- For persons eligible for Medicare, call (800) 809-0453;
- For persons not eligible for Medicare, call (800) 842-5252.
Visit YourTracktoHealth.com to download an enrollment form and view plan rates.
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