Recent PSHB Articles
Key Takeaways Coordinating Medicare enrollment with your
- Mark Zimmerman
Key Takeaways: PSHB copayments vary based on the type of service, in-network or out-of-network care, and the plan you choose, significantly impacting
- Zachery Starnes
Key Takeaways You can streamline your Open Season decisions by using trusted online tools available through official
- Nikki Reckard
Key Takeaways Even after you believe you have met your deductible under a PSHB plan, hidden exclusions and timing rules can leave
- Zachery Starnes
Key Takeaways The PSHB program replaces FEHB for
- Missy E
Key Takeaways In 2025, Medicare Part B enrollment becomes mandatory for many Postal Service annuit...
- Jake Gray
Key Takeaways In 2025, the government pays approximately 70% of your PSHB premium, but the remaining 30% can still represent a significant
- Dawn Stout
Key Takeaways Your biweekly premium only represents part of your total healthcare s...
- Danielle Richardson
Key Takeaways USPS retirees who are eligible for Medicare and are enrolled in the
- Gregory Burgess
Key Takeaways Medicare Part A is free for most
- Javier Garcia
Key Takeaways Coinsurance can significantly impact your out-of-pocket costs, especially under the Postal...
- Jeffrey Ferguson
Key Takeaways If you’re a USPS employee or retiree, you’re likely eligible for PSHB—but there are exceptions that might surprise you.Family members
- Arline Adams
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