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We are public schools joining together to share costs and spread risk over a large population.  \n􀂃 Like public schools, SISC is subject to the Brown Act. Board meetings are open to the public and financial statements are of public record  \n􀂃 SISC is run in the best interest of our membership. Our focus is the value we provide our members-not perks, politics, or profits.  \n􀂃 SISC has over 382,000 members in 470 school agencies in 44 counties  \n􀂃 One out of every 900 Americans is covered by a SISC plan  \nPlans Covered through SISC  \nPPO for active employees and early retirees, and Medicare retirees with non-Medicare dependents  \nHMO plan for active employees, early retirees, and Medicare retirees enrolled in Kaiser Permanente Senior Advantage  \nDependent Eligibility Required Documents to Add Dependents  \nSpouse  \n􀂃 First page of the prior year’s Federal 1040 Tax Form (2022) that shows the couple was married (redact financial information) . If you did not file married filing jointly or married filing separately, please, contact the Benefits Dept. for an Affidavit of Marriage.  \n􀂃 For newly married couples in the last year, SISC will accept a Marriage Certificate if a joint tax return is not available  \nDomestic Partner  \n􀂃 (AB205) Certificate of Registered Domestic Partnership issued by the State of California  \nChildren, Stepchildren, and/or Adopted Children up to age 26  \n􀂃 Legal or Hospital Birth Certificate (to include parents’ names, and child’s full name and birthdate)  \n􀂃 Legal Adoption Documents  \nLegal Guardianship up to age 18  \n􀂃 Legal Court Documents establishing Guardianship  \nDisabled Dependents over age 26  \n􀂃 Legal or Hospital Birth Certificate (to include parents’ names, and child’s full name and birthdate)  \n􀂃 Prior year’s Federal Tax Form showing child claimed as IRS dependent (redact financial information)  \n􀂃 Proof of 6 months prior creditable coverage  \n􀂃 Completed Declaration of Anthem Disabled Dependent Certification Form or  \nCertification Notice from Kaiser Permanente.  \nBrief Overview of Kaiser Plans offered through SISC  \nKaiser Permanente – Classified & Confidential  \nPlease note: This is a simple overview, please refer to the benefits summary or EOC for details on the plan. The EOC will prevail if any differences in the information are found.  \nKaiser Permanente – Faculty & Management  \nPlease note: This is a simple overview, please refer to the benefits summary or EOC for details on the plan. The EOC will prevail if any differences in the information are found.  \nKaiser members turning 65 and Eligible for Medicare  \nSISC requires all retirees and the spouse or domestic partner of a retiree to have Medicare Parts A & B.  \n• Active employees are not required to enroll in Medicare, but we encourage you and/or your spouse/domestic partner to enroll in Medicare Part A (earned benefit, typically no cost to you), then enroll in Part B when you retire.  \n• Retirees – You must have Medicare Parts A & B. Required actions when turning 65 :  \n􀂾 Provide the Benefits Dept. with a copy of your Medicare card prior to the Medicare effective date (which is typically the first of the month in which you turn 65) .  \n􀂾 Complete a Kaiser Permanente Senior Advantage (KPSA) Group Medicare Election Form and return it to the Benefits Dept. for proce","cbCaiqaBWdC6AVzE","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiqaBWdC6AVzE","pdf",2840717,41,"English","# Agenda\n## Final Open Enrollment Due Date\n# Who is SISC?\n## SISC as a Public School JPA\n# Plans Covered through SISC\n## PPO and HMO Options\n# Dependent Eligibility Required Documents to Add Dependents\n## Spouse\n## Domestic Partner\n## Children and Guardianship\n# Brief Overview of Kaiser Plans offered through SISC\n## Classified & Confidential\n## Faculty & Management\n## Turning 65 and Medicare Enrollment\n# Kaiser Permanente Senior Advantage Enrollment","[{\"question\":\"What is the final open enrollment due date mentioned in the overview?\",\"answer\":\"The final open enrollment due date is 11:59 pm on June 8, 2023.\"},{\"question\":\"Is SISC an insurance company, and how is it operated?\",\"answer\":\"No. SISC operates as public schools joining together as a joint powers authority to share costs and spread risk over a large population.\"},{\"question\":\"What documents are required to add a spouse as a dependent?\",\"answer\":\"You need the first page of the prior year’s Federal 1040 Tax Form (2022) showing the couple was married (with financial information redacted). 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