CTPF offers an annual Open Enrollment Period during October when retirees can:

• Enroll in a health insurance plan for the first time    
• Add a dependent to a CTPF plan  
• Change a health insurance plan or carrier       

The CTPF Open Enrollment Period will be
October 1-31, 2014.  Changes made during Open Enrollment become effective January 1, 2015.

Once in a Lifetime Rule Waived

Eligible members and their dependents may enroll in a CTPF health plan once in a lifetime, unless they experience a qualifying event. CTPF will make an exception and allow all qualified members and their dependents to enroll in CTPF plans during the 2015 Open Enrollment period, October 1-31, 2014. This exception is being made to accommodate members who may be impacted by changes to CTPF's outside rebate program.

Watch Your Mail for the Handbook....   

The 2015 CTPF Health Insurance Handbook and Open Enrollment Guide was mailed to CTPF retirees on September 22. The Handbook includes a summary of 2015 plan changes and updates, comparison charts and plan costs for Medicare and Non-Medicare Plans, and an enrollment form for most plans. This guide is your primary reference material for 2015 Open Enrollment, so please read and review it carefully.  Click here to download a PDF version of the Open Enrollment Guide.  

2015 Insurance Costs.... 

CTPF Health Insurance Premium Subsidy

 Click here for 2015 rates for members who are eligible for Medicare.

Important information for CTPF Medicare Plan Enrollees....

If you are enrolled in CTPF health insurance coverage for Medicare eligible members, your plan already includes Medicare Part D prescription coverage.

Around this time of year, other health insurance companies may send you information about other Medicare Part D plans. Do not enroll in any other Medicare Part D prescription plan. If you do, you will be disenrolled from all CTPF medical and prescription insurance. If you receive solicitations that you are uncertain about, please call CTPF Member Services at 1.312.641.4464 for assistance.