The Prescription Drug Benefit Every Medicare-Eligible USPS Retiree Should Understand
Key Takeaways
The new Medicare-integrated prescription drug benefit under the Postal Service Health Benefits (PSHB) Program significantly changes how USPS retirees and employees manage medication costs in 2025.
The Real Cost of Ignoring Your PSHB Enrollment Deadline
Key Takeaways
Missing your PSHB enrollment deadline in 2025 could result in permanent loss of your health coverage or higher costs later.There are only limited windows to enroll or make changes, …
The Most Useful PSHB Resources for Comparing Plans, Costs, and Coverage in 2025
Key Takeaways
You’ve got more control than ever when comparing PSHB plans in 2025, but it all starts with knowing where to look.The best resources for making sense of
Medicare Supplement Plans Can Be Expensive—Here’s How to Determine If They’re Worth the Cost
Key Takeaways
Medicare Supplement plans can fill …
Medicare Part C Plans Can Appear Cheaper, But Are They Really the Best Deal for Your Healthcare Needs?
Key Takeaways
Medicare Part C, also known as Medicare Advantage, often appears cheaper due to lower …
How Medicare Advantage Fits into Your PSHB: A Casual Chat on Benefits and Flexibility
Key Takeaways:
Medicare Advantage can complement your Postal Service H…
Still Have FEGLI or FEDVIP? PSHB Doesn’t Mess With That
Key Takeaways
Your existing FEGLI and FEDVIP coverage stays in place with the PSHB transition in 2025—no automatic changes or disruptions.You can still manage, keep, or change your FEGLI an…
Why Medicare Part B Costs Vary and How to Make Sure You’re Not Overpaying for Coverage
Key Takeaways
Medicare Part B costs vary due to income-related adjustments, late enrollment pen…
Still on FEHB? Here’s Why the 2025 PSHB Transition Could Affect Your Coverage
Key Takeaways
The Federal Employees Health Benefits (FEHB) Program is no longer the default for USPS worker…
What Happens When PSHB and Medicare Part D Team Up (And What You’re Really Paying For)
Key Takeaways
When your Postal Service Health Benefits (PSHB) plan works alongside Medicare Part D in 2025, your prescription coverage changes significantly, particularly if you’re Medicare-eligible.
