Open Enrollment is on. Enroll by December 15 for coverage that starts January 1.39 days left

November's theme

Making Benefits Decisions with Confidence

Open enrollment doesn't end when you hit submit. It ends when you actually understand what you chose. This month, we're helping close that gap, alongside a focus on diabetes.

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Open Enrollment Essentials

Final-week tips for finishing enrollment without second-guessing yourself.

Diabetes Prevention & Management

What the research says about risk, prevention, and everyday management.

Benefits spotlight

Many plans offer free or low-cost diabetes prevention programs, often bundled into wellness benefits that go unused.

Ask the expert

“I just enrolled. What should I actually do next?”

Confirm your plan's start date, save your member ID card digitally, and check which of your current doctors are in-network.

Myth vs. fact

Myth: Diabetes only becomes a concern later in life.

Fact: Prediabetes often develops years earlier and is frequently reversible with early lifestyle changes.

Did you know?

More than 1 in 3 U.S. adults has prediabetes, and more than 8 in 10 of them don't know it.

Source: CDC

Join the conversation

Just finished open enrollment? Tell us one thing you learned this year that surprised you. Tell us. We read every reply.

Coming up next: December: maximizing HSA and FSA funds before they disappear.

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