What’s Happening to You!
University Hospital consciously and voluntarily chose to create retiree medical benefits to reward employees for longevity, continuous service because this would mutually benefit all in our ultimate mission of taking…
Glad to Join – 38 years of service
Hello everyone. I am new to the group as of today. As a 38 years of service retiree, I certainly feel your pain and realize this Piedmont Transition Team (?)…
There is progress being made – more to come
It's been a while and I apologize for the delay in follow up posting. Up until now there has not been anything new that I could report. However, rest assured…
Thank you to the Facebook University Healthcare Retirees and Alumni Group
I need to take time to thank the admins for this Facebook group. I heard about the group from a friend and immediately joined. This is a great communication platform…
Help needed from the UHRAA Board
We need assistance from the UHRAA committee members (whom I do not know) for some statistics. Please share with the group how many current retirees there are that are 30…
Power in Numbers
One suggestion is that a small committee be formed from the retiree group. I will certainly help. If possible, this committee should attempt to call a meeting of retirees on…
It’s simply just not right!
As I mentioned earlier, I wish to share some thoughts and eventually action plan recommendations concerning the termination of our retiree health benefits. Let me start by saying that this…
Medicare Advantage vs. Medicare Supplement
Before sharing my thoughts on the UHCS and Piedmont Integration Team letter (which means it takes two to tango) I have learned that many may be unaware that when the…
UHRBTF Update and Next Upcoming Retire Forum
I know its been a while since you heard from your University Hospital Retirees Benefits Task Force. Its time for an update and future action. The UHRAA board has agreed…
A Post For Clarity – Who Are The Groups
Difference between UHBTF and UHRAA