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Retiree monthly premiums
Learn more about the costs for your PEBB retiree medical plan, including surcharges (if applicable), and how to pay.
On this page
Medical, dental, and vision premiums
Premiums are based on the medical plan you choose. Visit our forms and publications library to see the Retiree monthly premiums.
Qualify for the Medicare rate
To qualify for the Medicare rate at least one covered family member must be enrolled in both Medicare Part A and Part B.
Surcharges
You will pay the following surcharges in addition to your medical plan premium if they apply to you. Surcharges do not apply to subscribers enrolled in Medicare Part A and Part B.
- A $25-per-account surcharge will apply if you or any dependent (age 13 and older) enrolled in PEBB medical uses tobacco products.
- A $50 surcharge will apply if you enroll your spouse or state-registered domestic partner in PEBB medical and your spouse or state-registered domestic partner has chosen not to enroll in other employer-based group medical that is comparable to Uniform Medical Plan (UMP) Classic.
For more details, visit Surcharges.
How to pay for your benefits
You have several options to pay for your benefits.
- By automatic deduction from your pension
- By automatic bank withdrawal
- By check
- By VEBA MEP reimbursement
For details and contact information, see How do I pay? on the Paying for benefits page.