The U.S. Office of Personnel and Management has formalized Trump's executive order with health insurance carriers.

With major changes coming to the Federal Employee Health Benefits (FEHB) plan, employees and retirees need to pay extra attention to what's new this year. In addition to the changes, premiums for ...

Medicare is big business. It changes a little or a lot every year, and millions have strong opinions about it.

The Federal Employee Health Benefits (FEHB) program offers a variety of plans covering current and retired U.S. government employees. When it comes to coordination with Medicare, the interaction ...

This week’s article focuses on how Medicare works with health benefits for federal employees, retirees, and annuitants.

From return-to-office mandates to the reappearance of Schedule F, many feds may be finding themselves on a fast track to ...

Federal workers have a constellation of retirement benefits, and assessing them can get complicated fast. Here are five ...

5. New program for Postal Service employees and retirees As of Jan. 1, current and former U.S. Postal Service employees are no longer covered under the Federal Employee Health Benefits Program.

President Donald Trump’s rescission of executive orders protecting LGBTQ+ individuals in the federal workforce jeopardizes ...

Keep in mind that if you choose this and you pass away, then your spouse cannot continue to use your FEHB (Federal Employees Health Benefits) ongoing. This could be a problem if the spouse needs ...

Previous Federal Employee Health Benefits programs ― including the current plan, which is active through 2025 ― did include coverage for pediatric gender-affirming care. But the document ...