During November and December, UnitedHealthcare will hold an open enrollment under railroad plans GA-23111.
During this open enrollment period, any individual eligible for coverage under one of the GA-23111 plans may enroll and be accepted for coverage without medical underwriting or requirement of good health.
There are no limitations for pre-existing conditions.
Enrollment in November and December is for coverage effective Jan. 1, 2011.
Only those applicants who mail their completed enrollment forms in November or December will be considered for open enrollment.
The next opportunity to enroll during an open enrollment period will not be until November 2012, consistent with the plan’s two-year open enrollment cycle.
This open enrollment is:
- For those covered under any railroad health plan and represented by a railroad labor union.
- For those who are members in accordance with the constitution or bylaws of one of the participating railroad labor unions when coverage under the employer group health plan applying to them ends.
If you, or someone you know, meets the GA-23111 eligibility provisions, open enrollment provides an opportunity to become covered.
You may also enroll your spouse or eligible children if they are not currently covered. In addition, enrollment under Plan F is available for your parent or parent-in-law. Anyone interested in enrolling should call one of the following phone numbers to obtain an enrollment form or additional information:
- For persons eligible for Medicare, call (800) 809-0453.
- For persons NOT eligible for Medicare, call (800) 842-5252.
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