Open Enrollment 2010 Is Closed
Contact the Stanford Benefits Center if you have any questions.
Confirmation Statements Will Not Be Mailed.
To get your confirmation statement:
- Click on MyBENEFITS, select 2010 Open Enrollment and logon;
- Click on the Open Enrollment screen and look for your Confirmation Statement link.
What Is Open Enrollment?
Each fall during Open Enrollment, you are free to make changes to your health care and life insurance benefits for the following calendar year. This is the only opportunity you have to make changes unless you experience a qualifying life event (see the Life Event section for more information). Use this opportunity to review what's new for 2010, make changes, or re-enroll in a Flexible Spending Account.
What You Need To Do
Follow these simple steps to complete Open Enrollment for 2010:
- Check out What's New. watch the presentation, or attend an on-site presentation.
- Think about your medical plan. Is it the right one for you and your family? Look below for more.
- See Do I Need To Enroll? to determine whether or not you need to make any changes.
- Read the
- Click on MyBenefits to make your elections.
- Important! Carefully review and print your confirmation statement. We will not be mailing one to you. You have until November 13 to make your elections.
Download Your Open Enrollment Package
- Active employees click here to view and download your open enrollment package.
- Retirees click here to view and download your open enrollment package.
Is Your Medical Plan Right For You?
Now is a good time to think about whether your medical plan is the right one for you. Many Stanford employees like to see providers near the campus. This table shows popular providers and which medical plans give you access to them. Also, read our section about selecting a medical plan.
Check Out These Other Resources To Help You Think About Your Medical Coverage
The High-Deductible PPO Plan
If you're thinking about the high-deductible PPO plan, here are some additional resources to help you determine if it's right for you:
- What you pay when you see your doctor or get a prescription may be less than you think.
- Read the
- that you can open when you elect the high-deductible PPO plan.
- Watch a brief presentation on how an HSA works with the high-deductible PPO plan.
