Once you retire, access to quality, affordable healthcare is even more important than ever.

Although Medicare Part A and Part B provide coverage for medically necessary health services, you may wish to enhance that health insurance with a UnitedHealthcare Group Medicare Advantage (MA) plan, which has two plan options:

• MA Premium (PPO)
• MA Comprehensive (PPO)

Medicare Part D provides prescription drug coverage, helping to reduce the cost of covered prescription medications with UnitedHealthcare MedicareRx for Groups (PDP), which has two plan options:

• PDP Comprehensive
• PDP Premium

Plans Designed Especially for You

Not to be confused with individual Medicare Advantage plans, our custom Group Medicare Advantage and Prescription Drug Plan (MA/PDP) was designed exclusively for Medical Trust retirees and their dependents.

In addition to delivering all the benefits of Medicare Part A, Part B, and Part D, this plan provides coverage for hearing aids, travel assistance benefits, fitness programs, and other benefits that are important to overall health.

Its two Preferred Provider Organization (PPO) options allow members to see any Medicare provider (in and out of network) at the same cost share, as long as the provider accepts the plan and has not opted out of or been excluded or precluded from Medicare.

* Includes cost for Medical, Rx, Vision, EAP, Cariloop, and plan administration. We are no longer offering plans without prescription coverage.

** An out-of-pocket maximum places a limit on how much money you pay out of pocket for your medical expenses in a calendar year. This does not include prescription drug costs, plan premiums, or cost share for services not covered by Medicare.

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