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The A&M Care and A&M Care 65 Plus Health Plans are administered by Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Texas. Express Scripts administers the prescription drug portion of both plans.

65 Plus Medicare Advantage Plan (PPO)

Effective January 1, 2024, Medicare-eligible retirees and Medicare-eligible dependents will transition from the 65 Plus Plan for medical coverage to a new plan, the 65 Plus Medicare Advantage Plan (PPO). Prescription coverage will continue under your same Express Scripts Medicare Part D Prescription Drug Plan. Your premiums paid to the A&M System will not change.

For coverage and benefit information, provider finder, and tools and resources, go to the 

65 PLUS A&M Care Plan Description

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All formulary lists are covered by the Express Scripts Medicare Part D Prescription Drug plan. 

 

Medicare Information: 

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Part D Income-Related Monthly Adjustment Amount
If your modified adjusted gross income is above a certain amount, you may pay a Part D income-related monthly adjustment amount (Part D-IRMAA). Learn more about this adjustment on the .

Retiree Life Insurance Plan Summary

 – Fitness program providing various opportunities for seniors to get healthy. Retirees and spouses must be 65 or older to participate.

– Available to all retirees and survivors for a $20 copay regardless of whether you are medicare primary or not.

 – Medical second opinions about a new diagnosis, your treatment plan, a surgery, your medications or a chronic condition.

The SBA Insurance Billing Office provides billing and payment processing services for insurance premium payments for all Retirees, Survivors, Graduate Fellows, summer billing, and employees on leave.

Options:

1. : This option is available to those that retire with a TRS account, and will be receiving TRS annuity. This option will have insurance premiums deducted prior to the annuity payment depositing into your account.
2. :  This option is available to everyone with a bank account. Your premium will be deducted from your account on the 5th business day of each month. 
3. Check: The final option for payment is by mailed invoices where payments are due on the 5th of each month via personal check or money order. Keep in mind, if payments are late, your insurance coverage may get canceled. 

Due to mailing and processing time, the first one to two payments will be sent via mailed invoice to the address in Workday. This means the first month’s insurance payment must be sent to the System Insurance Billing Office along with your draft election form.