How to Enroll

You may enroll for state benefits when you first become eligible - as a new hire or because of a Qualifying Status Change event during the year - and again during Open Enrollment each year. If you don't make changes to your benefits during Open Enrollment, your previous year's benefit choices stay in effect for the following year unless there are contract vendor changes or changes in law.

• If you are a newly hired employee or have just experienced a Qualifying Status Change event, your enrollment deadline is driven by your date of hire or the date of the event, respectively. See the New Hire Center or the Life Event Center for more information about your deadline.

	About Your Options Explore your benefits options on this site. Use the easy navigation links and Short Cuts on the left of the page to see what the state has to offer.				With Smart Tools to Help You Decide Use the Health Plan Cost Estimator, Dental Cost Estimator, and the Reimbursement Account Estimators to help you compare your options and make smart choices based on your bottom line. Convenient Resources Use the links on the left to visit health plan sites to find a doctor or get added information that can help you choose well!				You may enroll: Online – go to People First, By telephone – call the People First Service Center at 866-663-4735 (for TTY users, at 866-221-0268), or By using a paper Health Insurance Election Form. Once you compare your options and make your choices, just click Enroll and follow the instructions.

Health Savings Account Enrollment

Think you made your enrollment choices and now you’re through? If you enrolled in a Health Investor Health Plan, don’t stop until you have enrolled for your Health Savings Account. HSA enrollment is a two-step process:

• Once you have selected a Health Investor Health Plan, you must open your HSA through the enrollment system or your enrollment form – indicating how much you want to contribute, if anything,
• Then you must activate your HSA personal bank account by completing and returning the HSA Application and Disclosure Package. Note: By Federal law, you will be required to provide your Social Security number, date of birth and residential address (not a post office box) to the HSA administrator before an HSA can be opened in your name.

Until you open your HSA in the enrollment system and activate your HSA personal bank account, you will miss out on the state’s contribution to your account.