RTX – Health Care plans as a Retiree

[Fredric Zulkiewicz]

I Retired 5/31/2023 – after dealing with Alight and the RBC (R Benefit Center) i vowed to have nothing to do with “them”… eventually switched everything to an AARP UHC Medicare Supplement and Prescription Drug Plan…Only thing i pay “RT_” for is Delta Dental … which i believe for 2025 will then be a plan thru UHC that includes Vision, and Dental, i also did not care for Alight and eventually switched back to Fidelity – anyone have any other suggestions??

[David Chin]

Hello Fred,

I just retired from RTX Feb 1,2025. Because I’m not 65, and avoided RTX and Corba as medical options, I went with a medical broker: http://www.gosselin-insurance.com/customer-service.html Peter Gosselin. Even though the website says auto and home, he also looks for medical and for the location you plan to reside in during your retirement

Because I’m in NH, my plan is w/Anthem and my medical services need to be in network in NH unless the service can’t be conducted in the ‘in network’ NH Anthem providers

The monthly cost is less than if I was under RTX retirement medical and definitely less than Corba monthly.

My dental is separate as my local dentist is out of network with Delta Dental.

Hope this helps others who are like me, who retired before 65

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