Retiring from HACC

If you had medical, vision and/or dental insurance through one of our group plans during your period of employment, your coverage will continue through the last day of the month in which you resign. All other benefits, including life insurance, accident insurance, and flexible spending accounts for medical or dependent expenses will end on the day of your resignation.

Retiring Under Age 65

If you are a full time benefits eligible employee and you retire from the college and you are under the age of 65, you may continue coverage on the College’s health, dental, and vision plans by paying the applicable quarterly premium to the College. Your eligible dependents are also eligible for coverage. You would need to notify the Human Resources office of your intent to continue coverage with the College at the time of your retirement.

When you reach the age of 65, your participation in the dental and vision plans will cease. In addition, regular group hospital insurance is replaced by the Medicare supplemental plan offered by the College (see Retiring Over Age 65 below). If you drop your health insurance with the College, it cannot be reinstated at a future date.

Retiring Over Age 65

If you are a full time benefits eligible employee and you retire from the college and are over the age of 65, you may elect the retiree medical insurance plan. If you decide to enroll in in the medical plan you will be billed and pay the premiums quarterly. You would need to notify the Human Resources office of your intent to continue coverage with the College at the time of your retirement. If you drop your health insurance plan at any time, it cannot be reinstated at a future date.