PEBB Retiree Insurance Overview (via Zoom) October 9, 2026

This presentation is the same presentation which was held on September 17, 2026.

Whether retirement is approaching soon or is still part of your long-term planning, you are invited to attend a virtual presentation on PEBB Retiree Insurance, presented by a PEBB retiree benefits representative.

This session is designed to help you understand how retiree insurance fits into your overall retirement planning and what you need to know before you leave employment.

Date: Friday, October 9, 2026
Time: 10:00am – 11:30am (includes time for Q&A)

Zoom link can be found on the HRS Benefits website under Retirement Events & Webinars section on the Retirement Information page.

This presentation will cover:

How to determine if and when you are eligible for PEBB retiree insurance

An overview of the retiree medical, dental, vision, and life insurance plans available

Premium costs and how they compare to employee coverage

Enrollment deadlines and key steps you must take at retirement (or in some cases, separate from service)

Common pitfalls and planning tips to help you avoid surprises

This is an especially valuable session for employees considering retirement in the next 1–3 years, but it is also helpful for anyone at any stage of their career. Understanding retiree insurance early allows you to make informed decisions and better plan for your retirement journey.

We encourage you to attend if you would like to be proactive and informed about your future benefits.

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