In this custom section you will find everything you need to help administer,
enroll and participate in your employee benefit plans.
Looking for something in particular? Do you have any suggestions on what we can add?
Let Clint Perry know via email at [email protected]
enroll and participate in your employee benefit plans.
Looking for something in particular? Do you have any suggestions on what we can add?
Let Clint Perry know via email at [email protected]
Kaiser Employee Enrollment Form |
Please have each enrolling employee complete this application.
Benefit Option Summaries - Choose one of the three
1. KP CO Bronze 6500/100/HSA |
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2. HMO Bronze 5250/50/HSA |
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3. HMO Silver 2750/30/HSA |
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Employee Change FormUse this form to terminate, change or modify employees.
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Contacts
Clint Perry - Unlimited Benefits Representative |
Kaiser Member Services |
888-681-7878
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Kaiser Physician Selection Services |
855-208-7221
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Helpful Links
Kaiser Doctor Find
Kaiser Affiliated Doctors
Locate A Kaiser Facility
Kaiser Health & Wellness Resource Center
Kaiser Px Refill
Frequently Asked Questions
Q. What is an HSA and how much can I contribute? |
Did you know that in 2017 you can put up to $6750 per family or $3400 per individual into your HSA account to pay for qualified medical expenses? They are also tax-deferred! However, you must set up a bank account with an HSA status in order to deposit funds tax free. For further information call Clint at 719-358-6519. He'll help direct you to a qualified bank.
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Q: When do Medical maximums and deductibles reset? |
A: Annual Deductibles, maximums and limits add up throughout the coverage year, then reset and begin again on the anniversary date of your coverage year. In this case, December 1.
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Q: What are qualified events? |
A: If you are eligible to make coverage changes, your changes must be consistent with the change in status
The rules vary for each employer but here are some situations that qualify as a change in status: 1. Your legal marital status changes 2. The number of your eligible children changes 3. You or your spouse lose coverage from a different employer |
Q: What is my member ID number? |
A: Your member ID number is a unique number provided to you by your employer or health plan, or it could be the last four digits of your Social Security number. If you’re not sure, your eye doctor or dental provider can usually access your benefit information with the last four digits of your Social Security number.
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