The Benefits Hub
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The Benefits Hub is a one-stop shop for employees to access their benefit information and a plan summary for each benefit.
Employees also access the Benefits Hub to update their benefits package on annual basis.
2022-2023 Benefit Information
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Changes in Benefits Plan
Changes in benefits after the open enrollment period can only be made if you have a qualifying event. (ex. marriage, divorce, birth or adoption of a child, spouse loss of coverage)
What is a qualifying event?
- A qualifying event is a life-changing event that causes a change in the level of coverage or eligibility for coverage of health insurance benefits. It is a personal change in the employee's status which allows them under the IRS "Change of Status" regulations to make a change to health insurance benefits with the district.
- Examples: Birth, Adoption, Death, Marriage, Divorce, Involuntary loss of coverage in another group plan., Gaining other coverage in another group plan
What are the requirements to make a change?
- You only have 31 calendar days from the date of the qualifying event to make a change.
- You are required to fill out and turn in the "Benefit Change Form" within 31 calendar days of the qualifying event.
- You are required to send supporting documentation within 31 calendar days of the qualifying event.
- Birth - Verification of Birth Facts or Birth Certificate
- Adoption - Adoption papers
- Death - Death Certificate
- Marriage - Marriage license
- Divorce - (if results in loss of coverage) Divorce decree (First and last pages with judge's signature)
- Involuntary loss of coverage - Certificate of Creditable Coverage or statement on letterhead from the terminating group insurance plan.
The following must be included:
- who was covered
- why coverage is ending
- the date coverage ends
- must clearly indicate the coverage for health and/or dental
- insurance company name
- policy number
- Gaining other coverage in another group plan - You must submit a statement on letterhead from the new insurance provider or a copy of the new insurance card.
The following must be included:
- who is covered
- when coverage started
- policy number
- type of coverage
- A qualifying event is a life-changing event that causes a change in the level of coverage or eligibility for coverage of health insurance benefits. It is a personal change in the employee's status which allows them under the IRS "Change of Status" regulations to make a change to health insurance benefits with the district.
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2022-2023 Benefit Enrollment Flyers, Rate Sheet and More!
Questions about the 2022-2023 Benefits Plan? Check out these documents below for more information:
- Benefit Resources Video (English)
- Benefit Resources Video (Spanish)
- The Benefits HUB Enrollment Walk-through Video
- Temporary Seasonal Student Flyer
- Guest Educator Flyer
- Benefit Plans Highlight
- TRS ActiveCare Primary
- TRS ActiveCare Primary Plus
- TRS ActiveCare HD
- 2022-23 Rate sheet
- Benefits FAQ
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What's New for the 2022-2023 Plan Year?
Check out the new information about the 2022-2023 benefits plans:
- District informational sheet on changes, including new plans, HSA provider change, Hospital Indemnity Plan replaces Medical Gap insurance, etc.
- Video on Hospital Indemnity
- Health Savings Accounts Video
- Contribution
- On May 16th, the Irving School Board approved a $400 contribution per month per participating full-time employee towards medical insurance premiums. Irving ISD continues to be a front runner, in the Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex, in providing medical contributions for our district employees. Should you need assistance with enrollment, please reach out to the Benefits Department to schedule your appointment.