This page is designed to support HR admins at the Universities of Wisconsin in assisting employees with My Insurance Benefits, an application within the My Benefits portal. Here, you’ll find everything you need— user guides to employer manuals, forms, and more—to help your team navigate and make the most of the new system.

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My Insurance Benefits Guides and Employer Procedures

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Retiring and Terminating Employees

Access to My Insurance Benefits

  • Access Ends Upon Termination: Once an employer submits a termination to ETF, the employee's online access to My Insurance Benefits will end.
  • Download Benefit Summary Before Leaving: Encourage employees to download and save a copy of their Employee Benefit Summary Report from My Insurance Benefits before their termination date. HR Administrators can also download this report on behalf of the employee.
  • Future Access for Retirees: My Insurance Benefits will be available in the future for retirees.

Continuation of Benefits in Retirement

  • Automatic Continuation of Benefits: Health and State Group Life Insurance benefits will continue automatically into retirement.
  • Action Required for Supplemental Coverage: Employees must complete continuation forms to maintain supplemental dental and vision coverage in retirement.
  • Supplemental Dental Deductions: Please note that annuity deductions for supplemental dental insurance are not currently available.

Employer Responsibilities

  • Submit Sick Leave Certification Promptly: Sick leave certifications should be submitted as soon as possible to avoid delays in benefit processing.
  • Provide Continuation Forms: HR Administrators must provide retiring employees with the necessary forms to continue their supplemental dental and vision coverage:

Employees Unable to Use My Benefits

Always direct employees to use the My Benefits to enroll in or change benefits. If an employee is unable to use the system, they may complete a paper application:

Employers are responsible for entering paper applications into My Insurance Benefits on behalf of the employee. Paper applications must be retained by the employer and made available to ETF upon request. Paper applications must be retained for eight years after an employee terminates state service.