Municipal Benefit Decision Guide

During annual enrollment, existing GIC-eligible municipal members may enroll in a health plan for the first time or change their health plan options.

Open Enrollment gives new municipal members an opportunity to review their GIC Health Plan options and enroll in a plan.

An outline of what is new for annual enrollment.

Employee and Non-Medicare Retiree/Survivor Health Plan benefit changes effective July 1.

An overview of the GIC Retiree Dental Plan for Municipalities and Enrollment details.

Limited network plans help address differences in provider costs.  You will enjoy similar benefits to wider network plans, but will save money because limited network plans have a smaller network of providers (not every doctor and hospital). 

Benefit changes for Medicare health plans effective July 1.

Information on when to enroll in Medicare Part B

For state retirees, municipal retirees, deferred retirees, and former employees receiving continuation coverage

Monthly premiums for GIC benefits effective July 1.

For more information, attend a GIC Health Fair.

GIC enrollees MUST notify the GIC when their personal information changes. Failure to provide timely notification of personal information changes may affect your insurance coverage and may result in your being billed for health care services provided to you or a family member.