Employee Benefit Portal

Rockdale Independent School District

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Have a question about your employee benefits? If you are an employee/participant with questions about your benefits, contact our Benefit Enrollment Service Center at +1 (888) 600-4534.

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Enrollment Information

Annual Enrollment

Open enrollment is your annual opportunity to review, update, or enroll in employer-sponsored benefits for the upcoming plan year (September 1 – August 31), with all elections and changes required to be completed during this period unless a qualifying life event occurs.

New Hires

New employees have 31 days from their hire date to enroll in benefits, which take effect on the first day of the month following your hire date, and completion of the enrollment process is required to ensure timely coverage and avoid lapses in benefits.

Midyear Changes

The benefits you select will remain in effect for the plan year (September 1 – August 31), with changes allowed only if a qualifying life event occurs; in such cases, employees have 31 days to notify their employer and complete the necessary paperwork.

Continuation of Coverage

Upon retirement or termination, you may be eligible to continue certain insurance coverages through COBRA, Portability, or Conversion, allowing you to extend, transfer, or convert your benefits based on eligibility and plan provisions.

Benefits

The benefits guide has all of your information.

Important Information

The information found within the benefit portal is designed to assist you in making important decisions regarding your benefits, provide you with important contact information for the benefit plans that are available to you.  Combined Benefits Group (CBG) is the Third Party Benefit Administrator for the District’s benefit program.

Related forms and documents

  • Continuation of Coverage Flyer

Combined Benefits Group

Medical

Medical insurance helps cover the high costs of medical and hospital expenses. Depending on your chosen plan, it can cover or contribute to annual physicals, doctor visits, hospitalizations, and emergency room visits. Review the summary of benefits to select the plan that best meets your needs.

External Links

Related forms and documents

  • Additional Resources
  • How to Find a Provider
  • Plan Information (Region 13)
  • How to login and Print ID Card
  • TRS Retirees Return to Work

TRS ActiveCare

Dental

Your smile is one of the first things people notice. Dental Insurance helps cover costs for regular checkups, cleanings, basic and major procedures, and possibly orthodontia, depending on your plan.  Even if you have a great smile, regular dental visits are crucial for spotting issues like heart disease, diabetes, and oral cancer early.

External Links

Related forms and documents

  • Access ID Card
  • Access Online Services
  • Basic Plan Information
  • Basic Plus Plan Information
  • DHMO Fee Schedule
  • DHMO Plan Information
  • Network Advantages
  • Premium Plan Information

Vision

Vision insurance offers more than savings on glasses and contact lenses. Most plans cover annual eye exams and part of the cost for frames and lenses.  Eye exams can detect medical conditions like diabetes, thyroid disease, and cancer.

External Links

Related forms and documents

  • EyeMed – Start Using Your EyeMed Benefits
  • Plan Information – EyeMed
  • VSP – Start Using Your VSP Vision Benefits
  • VSP Plan Information

Employee Assistance Program

In today's workplace, balancing work and life can be overwhelming, with stress pulling you in many directions.  Employee Assistance Plans offer professional support to address issues affecting your mental and physical well-being. These plans typically provide guidance for managing stress, anxiety, depression, substance dependency, grief, job pressures, and more.

Alliance Work Partners

Basic Life

Your employer offers basic life and accidental death and dismemberment (AD&D) insurance at no cost. The policy pays a lump-sum benefit to your beneficiary. Additionally, the AD&D provision provides an extra life benefit. This cash benefit can assist with final expenses, bills, and debt after the loss of a loved one

Related forms and documents

  • Claim Form
  • Conversion Application
  • Portability and Conversion Brochure
  • Portability Application

UNUM

Telehealth

With telehealth, you can receive treatment for minor illnesses without visiting a doctor’s office. Enrolling in this benefit provides access to medical consultations via phone, email, or video chat, often connecting you with a doctor within 30 minutes.  A doctor can diagnose your minor conditions and prescribe medication for ailments like the common cold, flu, pink eye, and more.

External Links

Related forms and documents

  • Dependent Registration
  • Hearing Aids
  • Pharmacy
  • Plan Information
  • Telehealth Diabetic Supplies
  • Telehealth Health Advocate Solutions

Access Medical

Hospital Indemnity

Hospital Indemnity insurance provides a cash benefit for each day, week, or month of hospitalization, helping with out-of-pocket medical costs. Benefits are paid directly to you and supplement your health insurance coverage. This benefit may extend to your spouse and dependent children.

Related forms and documents

  • Claim Form
  • How To File a Claim
  • Hospital Cash highlight sheet English
  • Hospital Cash highlight sheet Spanish

Chubb

Emergency Transportation

In emergencies, you can't control who provides services or whether an ambulance is in-network. Most group insurance plans have gaps, leading to unexpected out-of-pocket expenses. Even with partial coverage, you may face large bills.  MASA MTS offers peace of mind by covering emergency ground or air ambulance transportation within the continental U.S., Alaska, Hawaii, and Canada, regardless of network status.

External Links

Related forms and documents

  • Continue Your Coverage
  • Claim Instructions
  • Emergent Plus Plan Information
  • Emergent Premier Plan Information
  • Platinum Plan Information

MASA Medical Transport Solutions

Disability

What if you lost your ability to earn a paycheck? How long could you pay your bills and buy groceries before running out of money?

If you're like 69% of Americans with less than $1,000 in savings, disability insurance is essential. It provides a safety net, replacing a portion of your income when you're unable to work due to a covered illness or injury. Think of it as paycheck protection.

Related forms and documents

  • Claim Form
  • Plan Information
  • Telephonic Claims Option

UNUM

Voluntary Group Life

Voluntary Group Term Life insurance offers a cash benefit to your beneficiary, which can cover final expenses and outstanding debts such as mortgage, car loans, or student loans.  This affordable life insurance option is usually available for you, your spouse, and dependent children, providing essential financial protection for your entire family.

Related forms and documents

  • Claim Form
  • Conversion Application
  • Monthly Rates
  • Plan Information
  • Portability and Conversion Brochure
  • Portability Application
  • Semi-Monthly Rates

UNUM

AD&D

While life insurance is beneficial, it may not fully cover your financial obligations if a dependent passes away suddenly. Accidental Death and Dismemberment (AD&D) insurance offers financial protection in the event of a serious accident that results in death or specific injuries.

This affordable life insurance option is usually available for you, your spouse, and dependent children, providing essential financial protection for your entire family.

Related forms and documents

  • Plan Information

Sun Life Financial

Permanent Life

Individual life insurance provides a specified death benefit to your beneficiary upon your death. Unlike group supplemental term life plans, permanent life insurance is guaranteed renewable, portable, and typically maintains fixed premiums throughout the policy's duration.

Related forms and documents

  • Bank Draft Authorization
  • Beneficiary Change Form
  • Claim Form
  • Name Change Form
  • Plan Information
  • TX Life – Rates

Texas Life

Cancer

Cancer can devastate finances, with 42% of patients depleting their savings within two years of diagnosis. This benefit helps cover expenses like medication, medical bills, co-pays, and travel costs related to treatment.  Cancer Insurance offers a cash benefit upon diagnosis and treatment, allowing you to focus on recovery without financial stress.

Related forms and documents

  • Bank Draft Authorization
  • Claim Form
  • Plan Information
  • Portability Election Form

American Public Life

Accident

The average emergency room visit costs $1,233, and accident insurance funds can help cover expenses like emergency room fees, co-pays, and hospital bills.  Accidents are unpredictable, but accident insurance provides peace of mind by offering a lump-sum benefit for covered accidents. This allows you to focus on recovery rather than financial worries.

Related forms and documents

  • Claim Checklist
  • Claim Form
  • Plan Information – High Option
  • Plan Information – Low Option
  • Wellness Claim Form

Aflac

Critical Illness

Planning for sudden illnesses is challenging, but critical illness insurance provides essential financial support.  Critical illness insurance offers a lump-sum benefit upon diagnosis of covered conditions such as heart attack, stroke, and cancer (if included in your policy).  Use this money to cover out-of-pocket costs, mortgage payments, groceries, or expenses not covered by your medical plan.

Related forms and documents

  • Claim Form
  • Health Screening Claim Form
  • Plan Information

MetLife

Identity Theft

Identity theft affects millions annually and is rapidly growing in the US. Identity Theft Protection is an affordable service that shields everything from your social security number to social media profiles.  ID Theft monitors and alerts you to suspicious activity through identity and credit monitoring. In case of fraud, experts assist in identity recovery and credit restoration.

Related forms and documents

  • How to Register Your Account
  • Member Experience
  • Plan Information

Norton LifeLock

Legal Services

egal issues can impact anyone. A legal assistance plan organizes your affairs and covers legal costs when you need a lawyer's advice or assistance.  This benefit offers on-call access to attorneys for consultations and general legal advice.

Related forms and documents

  • How to Use Your Legal Plan
  • Mobile App
  • Plan Information
  • Website Login Instructions

MetLife Legal Plans

Flexible Spending Accounts (FSA)

A flexible spending account (FSA) is a tax-advantaged financial account available through your employer's cafeteria plan.  The medical FSA is the most common type, allowing you to allocate part of your earnings for qualified expenses like medical copays with doctors, dentists, and optometrists.

Note that funds not used by the plan year's end are typically forfeited under the "use it or lose it" rule, unless your employer offers a rollover provision.

External Links

Related forms and documents

  • Claim Form
  • DCAP Continual Reimbursement Packet
  • Direct Deposit Request Form
  • IRS Publication 969
  • Mobile App Flyer
  • PIN Information
  • Web Portal Login

NBS

Health Savings Accounts (HSA)

Health savings accounts (HSA) are growing in popularity due to high deductible health plans. An HSA is a debit card used for approved medical expenses like prescriptions, over-the-counter medicines, and co-pays at doctor or dentist offices.

Key benefits include:
- Pre-Tax Contributions. Funds are taken out of your paycheck pre-tax, reducing your gross income and federal tax liability.
- Rollover Funds. Unused funds roll over year to year, allowing you to save for future healthcare expenses.

External Links

Related forms and documents

  • Plan Information
  • Mobile App
  • Fequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
  • Truth In Savings and Consumer Membership Account Agreement
  • Fee Schedule
  • Investment Options
  • IRS Publication 969

EECU

Pet Insurance

Pet ownership costs are rising, with first-year expenses averaging $1,070 for cats and $1,270 for dogs.  Pet insurance functions similarly to human medical insurance, significantly lowering costs for office visits, procedures, vaccinations, and accidents at the veterinarian.

External Links

MetLife Pet Insurance

Financial Planning

You have the opportunity to save for retirement by participating in your Employer’s 403(b) retirement plan. A 403(b) plan is a retirement plan for certain employees of public schools, tax-exempt organizations and ministries.

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