Planning on Retiring in 2022? How to Keep FEHB Coverage in Retirement

If retiring from federal service is on your agenda for 2022, make sure you’re qualified to receive FEHB health coverage once you leave because it far outweighs any other available options. We’ll discuss the five-year rule that you must satisfy for FEHB coverage in retirement, provide advice for federal employees who are covered by non-FEHB health insurance from a spouse, and explain why a Medicare-only approach in lieu of FEHB coverage doesn’t make sense.

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