If You Are A GE Retiree, You Have Options!
This is not an offical GE website. Senior65.com features licensed INDEPENDENT insurance agents and is endorsed by RAGEHCC
If you are not happy with your GE retirement health insurance options, you may be able to purchase a Medicare Supplement plan with a separate Medicare Part D drug plan and still receive your RRA (Retirement Reimbursement Account).
Why work with Senior65.com?
We are not GE. While GE directs its retirees to a portal to purchase additional insurance, Senior65.com offers many insurance products not offered there.
When it comes to medicare insurance, choice matters: As an independent insurance agency, we are appointed with Aetna, Anthem, Blue Cross, Blue Shield, Cigna, Health Net, United American, Mutual of Omaha and others. By providing so many competitive choices, we can help you save a significant amount of money and provide coverage that may not be available in the exchange.
Additionally, we can provide you with a level of service that you may not receive on the exchange. We pride ourselves on world class service and we have a dedicated representative that helps you understand their options.
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GE retirement options Frequently Asked Questions
Note: This is not an official GE website. Contact GE directly to discuss issues with your current retirement situation.
What is RRA?
RRA stands for Retirement Reimbursement Account.
GE provides some retirees with money towards towards the cost of the insurance above as part of a Retirement Reimbursement Account (RRA). If you are not sure if you receive an RRA, contact GE HR directly to confirm.
How do I make sure I receive my RRA?
For those that have an RRA, you may have to use GE’s officially designated portal to purchase at least one item additional health insurance item to receive the credit. YOU MAY NOT HAVE TO USE THE GE PORTAL FOR ALL YOUR RETIREMENT INSURANCE NEEDS. This means you may still receive your RRA and work with the team here at Senior65.com as long as you purchase one item off the GE Exchange. May people purchase their Part D drug plan through the exchange but work with us to purchase Medigap.
Do I need to Sign up for Medicare?
Yes, If you will be 65 upon retirement signing up for Medicare is usually your first step to insure health coverage after GE. Any additional retirement insurance you purchase, whether you have an RRA or not, will require that you first have Medicare Part A and Part B.
You may have been automatically signed up for Medicare if you selected to receive social security benefits at 65. You will know you are signed up for Medicare when you will receive a Red, White and Blue card with your Medicare Part A and B effective dates on it. If you are not sure, contact Social Security. Learn more here
How can I save money with Senior65?
Medicare Supplemental Insurance (Medigap) are highly regulated which makes comparing them easy.
Every insurance company that offers Medigap is required to provide the exact same plans with the exact same benefits and the exact same doctor networks. The only area the insurance company controls is price. They get to set their own price and sometimes the price difference between the most expensive and least expensive price is hundreds of dollars.
If the plans are identical, wouldn’t you want to make sure you get the best price?
We work with Anthem, Aetna, Blue Cross, Blue Shield, CareFirst, Cigna, HealthNet, Humana, Kaiser, Mutual of Omaha and United American so we can help you find the best priced plan at no additional cost to you.
If you already have a Supplemental insurance plan and didn’t work with Senior65.com, we cannot assist you. Contact GE HR or your agent directly for assistant.
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