Post-Employment Health Plan (PEHP)
This page provides information about the Post-Employment Health Plan (PEHP) with specified information by Bargaining Unit.
The Post Employment Health Plan (PEHP) is designed to help employees defray the cost of health care after separation from County service. There are two different types of PEHP accounts offered by the County and your account type is determined by your bargaining unit. When you retire or separate from County service, you can submit claims for qualified medical expenses to be reimbursed by the funds in your PEHP account.
If you require an employer signature on your PEHP Claim Form, please route the form to the County Payroll Team. You can email it to Payroll at [email protected].
PEHP Accounts by Bargaining Unit
PEHP Universal Reimbursement Account |
Eligible Bargaining Units |
- BU 01 - Public Services
- BU 02 - Trades & Crafts
- BU 05 - Supervisory
- BU 13 - Clerical
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Description |
- County contributions of $50 per month for each eligible employee are placed in the employee's PEHP Universal Reimbursement Account with Nationwide Retirement Solutions
- Contributions are tax-free
- All initial contributions default into the most conservative investment option within a variable annuity
- Employees may choose more aggressive funds by contacting Nationwide Retirement Soutions to complete an Employee Allocation Form
- After separation of service, the PEHP account can be used to pay qualified medical expenses, which are not covered by health insurance, including expenditures such as glasses, prescription drugs, deductibles, and co-pays.
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PEHP Insurance Premium Reimbursement Account |
Eligible Bargaining Units |
- BU 04 - SLOGAU
- BU 06 - DA Investigators
- BU 07 - Management
- BU 08 - General Management
- BU 09 - Appointed Department Heads
- BU 10 - Elected Officials
- BU 11 - Confidential
- BU 12 - DCCA
- BU 15 and 16 - Sheriff's Managers
- BU 27 and 28 - Sworn Deputy Sheriff's Association
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Description |
- Upon termination, the first portion of any sick leave payoff as currently provided for in MOU or by County Ordinance Code §2.44.060(i)(l) - will be contributed directly to the individual’s PEHP Insurance Premium Reimbursement Account
- The Insurance Premium Reimbursement Account works just like its name suggests -- it reimburses qualified health insurance premiums paid by you. This includes any qualified health insurance premiums, dental and vision insurance premiums, Medicare Part B and Medicare supplements, and qualified Long-Term Care premiums
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Contact Information
Nationwide
Phone: (877) 677-3678
Website: http://www.sanluisobispo457.com
Nationwide representatives assigned to San Luis Obispo County:
Loren Farfan
For employer signature on PEHP Form:
Email: [email protected]
Reference
FAQs
Contact Nationwide to access your funds after separating from the County.
877-677-3678
http://www.sanluisobispo457.com
PEHP is a Post-Employment Health Plan. The Funds can be used towards the cost of health care after your separation from the County.