These plans, which include prescription drug, behavioral health, vision, health advocacy, and other benefits provide medical coverage until you are eligible for Medicare at age 65.

Three months prior to turning age 65, you should obtain information from Social Security about signing up for Medicare Part A, and three months before your retire, Medicare Part B. One of the requirements for enrolling in a Group Medicare Advantage (GMA) plan offered by the Medical Trust, if you are eligible, is being enrolled in Medicare Parts A and B.

You may choose to sign up for Part D (prescription drug benefits) as well, or, if you are eligible for and enroll in the Medical Trust's Group Medicare Advantage plan, prescription drug benefits are included as part of that plan instead. Click here for information about Medicare eligibility.

If you are enrolled in a plan through the Medical Trust, make sure you have your member ID cards for all the benefits offered through the Group Medicare Advantage plan.

If you need cards, sign in or register on the UHC website and click on the "View and Print Member ID Card" link on the home page, or call UnitedHealthcare for assistance.

Plan Highlights

• UnitedHealthcare^® HouseCalls (optional) – Welcome a healthcare professional to your home to review your health history and current medications, discuss health screenings, and identify health risks.
• Telephonic Nurse Support – Speak to a registered nurse anytime about medical questions and concerns.
• Renew Rewards – Earn rewards for completing healthcare activities.
• Renew Active – Take advantage of this fitness program that includes free gym membership, personalized fitness plans, and online brain health activities.
• Post-discharge transportation – 12 one-way rides up to 30 days (and no more than 50 miles each way) following any inpatient or Skilled Nursing Facility discharge. Referral required.
• Post-discharge meals – 28 meals up to 30 days, following any inpatient or Skilled Nursing Facility discharge. Referral required.
• OptumRx® Network – Have prescriptions filled at thousands of pharmacies across the US or delivered you via Optimum Home Delivery.
• UnitedHealthcare Hearing – Access hundreds of name-brand/private-label hearing aids at any of 6,500 UnitedHealthcare Hearing providers nationwide. You may see any hearing provider; however, if you see a provider who is not contracted with UHC Hearing, you likely will have to pay upfront and submit a reimbursement form to UHC.
• UnitedHealthcare Global - When traveling, the UnitedHealthcare Global Assistance Program provides medical and travel-related assistance services worldwide, 24-hours a day.

The Medical Trust Offers More...

Some additional benefits offered through the Medical Trust are:

Vision

The plan’s vision benefit includes a free annual eye exam along with benefits for eyeglasses and contact lenses. A copay may be required for certain services. For more information, please see Vision Benefits.

Employee Assistance Program

The Employee Assistance Program (EAP) is a free, confidential, 24-hour service that connects you with counselors to help you with immediate health needs and with assistance for therapy referrals, legal consultations, financial services, and much more.

Cariloop Services

Quantum Health can put you in touch with Cariloop Care Coaches—doctors, nurses, social workers, occupational therapists, certified dementia practitioners, and other seasoned professionals familiar with our plans and with Medicare—who can help you and your caregivers navigate health benefits, manage care logistics, and make informed decisions about a variety of medical situations.

Call 972-325-5836, Monday to Friday, 8:00 AM to 6:00 PM CT. Visit cariloop.com/register.