FAQs • Avalon, CA • CivicEngage

Skip to Main Content

If I waive coverage now and suddenly lose coverage after open enrollment ends, will I be able to enroll in medical coverage through the City later?: Yes, loss of coverage is a qualifying event, contact HR as soon as you learn you will lose coverage and they can assist you with your enrollment.

▼
Open Enrollment

Show All Answers

1. If I don’t plan to make changes to my medical benefit plan, do I need to do anything?: No unless you currently waive medical coverage. If you waive medical coverage you are required to fill out the Waiver form for 2023.

2. I am covered by my spouse’s or parents medical plan, can I waive coverage and get money back?: Yes, you may waive coverage by completing the Waiver form and providing proof of coverage.

3. If I waive coverage now and suddenly lose coverage after open enrollment ends, will I be able to enroll in medical coverage through the City later?: Yes, loss of coverage is a qualifying event, contact HR as soon as you learn you will lose coverage and they can assist you with your enrollment.

4. How do I figure out what I am paying for medical coverage now and what I will be paying in 2023 plan year?: Look at a current paycheck stub for 2022 to look for your current bi-weekly deduction. To determine if you will be contributing to your 2023 monthly premium, look at the 2023 Employee Bi-Weekly Deduction chart.