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This guide can help you understand your benefits

To help USPS employees navigate their way through this year’s open season benefits enrollment period, here are some important definitions for sometimes confusing health insurance terms

New PSHB Benefit Comparison

New benefit comparison tables

Check out our PSHB Premium Comparison Tables

Check out our PSHB Premium Comparison table for FFS/HMO plans

USPS will offer a virtual fair throughout open season

Postal Service employees may participate in a virtual benefits fair throughout this year’s open season, which runs from Monday, Nov. 10, through Monday, Dec. 8.

NALC Health Benefit Plan: 2026 PSHB benefits released, extended customer service hours begin Nov. 10

NALC members and their families can now review the updated plan offerings, benefit changes, and premium rates to prepare for the upcoming Open Season.

PSHB HMO Premium Comparison table added

We have just added our PSHB Premium Comparison table for HMO plans

New! Compare PSHB Premium Prices

Compare PSHB Premium Prices

Open Season 2025: Invest in You. Your Benefits, Your Choice: November 10 – December 8

Open Season begins on November 10, 2025, and ends on December 8, 2025.

OPM Details Coverage Changes, Plan Dropouts for FEHB/PSHB in 2026

OPM has spelled out more details of health insurance coverage changes and plan availability for the 2026 plan year, with several increases in the former but decreases in the latter.

Understanding Your 2026 Federal Health Benefits Options: FEHB, PSHB, and FEDVIP

Together, these programs continue to provide millions of federal and postal employees, retirees, and their families with access to comprehensive, affordable health coverage.

Federal and postal workers to see double-digit health care premium increases again next year

Enrollees in the new Postal Service Health Benefits Program, which replaced the U.S. Postal Service’s previous insurance offerings last fall, will see their premiums increase by 11.3% on average next year

Lawmakers sound alarm on administration of USPS health care program

The Office of Personnel Management still has less than half of the IT staff needed to support postal workers’ employer-sponsored health insurance program as it prepares for its second-ever open season this fall.
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