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6. Medicare: Troubleshooting and
contacts.
If receiving benefits from or
subsidized by HP or HPE.
(If receiving benefits from HP or
HPE.)
Advice and reference info from
members.
(Updated Oct 30,
2019.) Website operated by former employees. Comments welcome. Do not send personal information to us.
info@hpalumni.org
UHC group Medicare Advantage PPO plan. In early 2018,
acceptance issues were reported to HPAA by a few members -- but not
since then.
- The Enrollment Guide hedges on this point: "...you can see doctors in
or out of the UHC network as long as the provider participates in
Medicare and accepts the plan." (page 6)
- Upon request for clarification, HPInc Corporate Benefits sent HPAA a
more explicit email: "A national plan offering full flexibility to its
members. This plan is not a network-based plan. HP retirees can see any
provider who accepts Medicare and the UHC PPO plan. If a provider
indicates they accept Medicare but do not accept the UnitedHealthcare
Group Medicare Advantage (PPO) plan, the participant should call UHC at
1-877-456-7240, 8 a.m. – 8 p.m., local time, Monday through Friday. TTY
users, call 711. The provider and UHC can connect to explore having the
provider accept the UHC plan."
Benefits Center contact
info:
Benefits Centers
ARHE (Aon Retiree Health Exchange)
https://www.hpalumni.org/contacts-ARHE
How to resolve U.S. HPInc or HPE health benefits issues --
and how to escalate:
Benefits
Centers.
Medicare Prescription Coverage Letters sent by UHC
- "...your plan sponsor has decided to end your prescription
drug coverage"
www.hpalumni.org/UHC-EndDrugCoverage
- "...you may have to pay a Late Enrollment Penalty..."
www.hpalumni.org/UHC-LateEnrollmentPenalty
If you have a problem with a plan purchased through ARHE,
contact your Aon Retiree Health Exchange Advisor. If the
Advisor can't resolve your problem, they escalate it to
Aon's special group of Advocates.
Contact the Benefits Center if there are problems with the subsidy
payments.
The HPAA has informal escalation paths into HPInc Corporate, HPE
Corporate, and Aon Retiree Health Exchange.
https://www.hpalumni.org/escalate
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1. Medicare Decoder
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