Get familiar with key health care terms so you can best understand your benefits. Learn about benefits available for Trust members not enrolled in Medicare. Learn about Trust coverage once you're …

As a Trust member, you are responsible for paying certain health care coverage costs including a monthly contribution, annual deductible, coinsurance, copayment, and annual out-of-pocket maximum.

The Trust owns and funds the account up to a yearly limit. On this page, you will find information on using your Trust HRA, documents for download, and short video tutorials.

In addition to your medical benefits, we know your dental, hearing, and vision benefits are important to you. Watch the corresponding videos and download the documents at the links below to learn about …

balance available on the given benefit. Your Trust eli ibility is the driver of your benefits. If your name, date of birth or address are incorrect or you have lost eligibility for your Trust benefits for any reason

Most—if not all—Trust carriers/healthcare vendors utilize Change Healthcare technology services to connect payers, providers and patients within the healthcare system.

All Trust members must enroll in Medicare Part A at age 65. If a members does not enroll, he or she will no longer be eligible for enrollment in Trust coverage.

Below you can view and download present and past Trust documents mailed to members. The information at the links below is for reference purposes only and may not reflect the most current …

Once you or your dependent are eligible for Medicare, your benefits under the UAW Retiree Medical Benefits Trust (also referred to as “the Trust”) will be paid as if you have Medicare coverage, whether …

For most Trust members, prescription drug coverage is provided by Optum Rx. The plan provides coverage through a nationwide network of retail pharmacies, as well as a convenient mail-order …