CHP Retiree Advantage (HMO)

Capital Health Plan makes health care decisions to ensure quality treatment and efficient use of resources. View more information about utilization management.

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For instructions on how to use the form to appoint a representative, visit Appointment of Representative Form Instructions.

An advanced directive ensures that both medical professionals and your loved ones understand the end-of-life decisions you want in the event you’re unable to explain them due to a medical emergency. An advanced directive is simply a statement, made while you are competent, about the medical treatment you want if you can’t make those decisions later. Decisions made early and communicated plainly may have tremendous value for you and your family.

Appointment of Representative Form Instructions
Appointment of Representative Form

Documents on this page are available in Portable Document Format (PDF). Adobe Reader (free) may be used to open these files.

You may be able to receive assistance in the form of Medicare's Extra Help Program to pay for your prescription drug premiums and costs. The amount of Extra Help that you can get depends on your income and resources. If you qualify, you will get help paying for your Medicare drug plan's monthly premium and prescription copayments or coinsurance. Your premium generally will be lower if you receive Extra Help from Medicare.

To enroll in CHP Retiree Advantage, you will need to download and complete the CHP Retiree Advantage Enrollment Application. Please return the completed enrollment application to your employer or former employer’s benefits department, unless you are with the State of Florida. State of Florida retirees should send their enrollment application directly to Capital Health Plan.

Enroll anytime within 90 days before the effective date.

Sometimes you are taking a drug that is not on our formulary, and if that is the circumstance please review the Medicare Transition Policy for additional information. During the time when you are receiving a temporary supply of a drug, you should talk with your provider to decide what to do when your temporary supply runs out.

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