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Healthy Living: Catch up on health plan news

Read the latest APWU Health Plan news. Learn more about enrolling in a PSHB or FEHB health plan during Open Season.
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Enroll in APWU Health Plan during Open Season for federal employees and postal workers

Update your health insurance benefits for the upcoming year.
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Are you eligible to enroll in APWU Health Plan?

APWU Health Plan offers PSHB and FEHB coverage for America’s workforce.
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Welcome to your Postal Service Health Benefits (PSHB) Program

Enroll in a PSHB health plan for coverage starting January 1, 2025.
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Make the most of your Federal Employees Health Benefits (FEHB) Program

Federal employees and retirees are eligible to enroll in APWU Health Plan.
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Where to go for medical care

Before you head to the ER, consider your options for non-emergency care.
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A guide to getting the most from your health benefits

Discover 9 tips to help you maximize your benefits.
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Important Alert: Beware of Pharmacy Scam Calls

CVS Pharmacy has reported an increase in scam calls from criminals pretending to be pharmacy representatives. These scammers may ask for sensitive personal information, including your driver’s license number, Social Security number, or insurance details.

How to Protect Yourself

  • Hang up immediately – If you receive an unexpected call and are unsure if it’s legitimate, do not engage. Hang up and contact CVS directly.
  • Verify with CVS – Call your local CVS pharmacy using their official number. Find a CVS near you: CVS Store Locator
  • Never share personal information – Do not provide your prescription details, insurance information, Social Security number, or financial details to unknown callers.
  • Contact your prescription drug provider – If you are unsure about a call related to your medication, reach out to your prescription provider directly:

Common Scam Tactics

Scammers may ask questions such as:

  • Do you need any medication refills?
  • What prescriptions are you taking?
  • What is your driver’s license or Social Security number?
  • Can you confirm your insurance details?

Stay alert and protect your personal information. If you suspect a scam, report it to CVS or your prescription provider immediately.