US Benefits Eligibility
When will I be eligible for benefits?
Benefits eligibility depends on your situation as described below:
I am a new full-time employee
Your benefits eligibility begins on the first day of the third month after your first day of work as a full-time employee. What does that mean? If you started anytime in September, your benefits will begin on December 1. Be sure to log in at benefits.ehi.com to complete your benefits enrollment within 31 days of your eligibility date.
I am a new part-time employee
Your eligibility for ChoiceTime begins after one year of continuous service.
I had a position change from part-time to full-time
If you have changed from a part-time employee to a full-time employee, your benefits will begin on the first day of the third month after your first day of work as a full-time employee. For example, if you went full-time anytime in September, your benefits will begin on December 1. Be sure to log in at benefits.ehi.com to complete your benefits enrollment within 31 days of your eligibility date.
I've experienced one of these life-changing events:
Birth, Adoption or Placement for Adoption
To enroll your new child for benefits, you must log in to benefits.ehi.com to enroll your child within 31 days of the birth, adoption or placement. Benefits for your new child become effective on the date of the birth, adoption or placement for adoption. Payroll deductions begin with the next administratively possible paycheck after the coverage effective date.
Marriage
To enroll your new spouse for benefits, you must log in to benefits.ehi.com to add your spouse within 31 days of the marriage. Benefits for your new spouse become effective on the day of the marriage. Payroll deductions begin with the next administratively possible paycheck after the coverage effective date.
Eligibility for the Retirement Savings Plan
Please refer to the Retirement Savings Plan pages for details on eligibility.
I am making benefit elections during Annual Enrollment Changes to your benefits become effective on January 1.
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