Eligibility Requirements for All Retired Unit Members Hired before July 1, 2012 Sample Clauses

Eligibility Requirements for All Retired Unit Members Hired before July 1, 2012. The District shall provide lifetime health benefits for all unit members hired on or before June 30, 2012, upon retirement, in accordance with the following chart: AGE ON SEPT. 1ST FOLLOWING LAST YEAR OF SERVICE YEARS OF SERVICE AT IVC 55-60 14 61 13 62 12 63 11 64 10 65 - 70 9 Qualified retirees and spouses and/or dependents that are not eligible for Medicare shall be provided with the same medical and prescription drug coverage as granted to current unit members, until or unless they become eligible for Medicare. The District shall provide a Medicare Supplement insurance plan and prescription plan for qualified retirees and spouses and/or dependents (Qualified Post 65). For qualified retirees and spouses and/or dependents, the District shall provide the same vision and dental insurance programs that are provided unit members. Dental, vision, medical and prescription drug coverage shall be provided until the death of the eligible retiree. Eligible spouses and/or dependents shall be covered for one year following the death of the eligible retired employee. The District does not provide life insurance for retirees.
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