Your health is our priority
Postal Service Employees and Retirees get more than a health plan with Kaiser Permanente — enjoy first class, convenient, and personalized care, from checkups to complex treatments, with one of the nation’s leading health systems.
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Specialty Care
Board-certified doctors, cutting-edge technology, and more. With Kaiser Permanente, you can count on customized care every step of the way.
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Board-certified doctors, cutting-edge technology, and more. With Kaiser Permanente, you can count on customized care every step of the way.
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Veterans care
Since World War II, supporting veterans and their families has been the heart of our mission. Today, we’re proud to serve over 100,000 members who bravely served our country.
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Since World War II, supporting veterans and their families has been the heart of our mission. Today, we’re proud to serve over 100,000 members who bravely served our country.
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Healthy Rewards
Take two simple steps with Kaiser Permanente® and earn up to $750 in healthy rewards based on your plan.1 Take charge of your health today.
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Take two simple steps with Kaiser Permanente® and earn up to $750 in healthy rewards based on your plan.1 Take charge of your health today.
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2025 Benefit Highlights
- The only 5-star plan in the Mid-Atlantic States2
- Plan rates starting as low as $50.31
- $0 deductible for High Option and Standard Option
- $0 copay for maternity and pediatric care with Standard Option
- Earn up to $700 with the Prosper rewards program
- 24/7 telehealth nationwide at no cost3
Experience the Kaiser Permanente difference
Learn more about how health care and coverage work together for you. Plus, get a quick look at your plan options and highlights for 2025.
Attend a Postal Service multi-carrier webinar hosted by Kaiser Permanente and learn more about your PSHB health care benefits for 2025. Register today >
Stay healthy with our virtual wellness events
Now more than ever, it’s important to take breaks and reduce stress. Join our virtual wellness events for self-care tips and tricks. Everyone is welcome—you don’t have to be a member to register.
Ready to enroll?
With three options to choose from, find the one that fits you best and get convenient, world-class care from the top-rated health plan in the region. Plus, earn up to $750 in rewards for IRS-qualified expenses when you complete two easy steps.1
- This is a summary of the features of the Kaiser Permanente – Mid-Atlantic States PSHB plan. Before making a final decision, please read the plan’s Postal Service brochure (RI 73-927). All benefits are subject to the definitions, limitations, and exclusions set forth in the Postal Service brochure.
- 1The rewards program is open to Kaiser Permanente PSHB subscribers and their enrolled spouses 18 and older. You must accept the Wellness Program Agreement on kp.org/engage to be eligible to earn rewards. You can take the Total Health Assessment as often as you like, but you can only earn a reward for it once during the reward period. Some biometric activities may require you to contact your Kaiser Permanente physician. To find out how to get the screening you need, call the customer service number on the back of your Kaiser Permanente ID card. We will send each eligible member a Kaiser Permanente Health Payment Card 4–6 weeks after they complete their first activity. See the full list of qualified medical expenses in IRS Publications 502, Medical and Dental Expenses, and 929, Health Savings Accounts and Other Tax-Favored Health Plans, at irs.gov/publications.
- 2NCQA’s Private Health Insurance Plan Ratings 2023–2024, National Committee for Quality Assurance, 2023: Kaiser Foundation Health Plan of the Mid-Atlantic States, Inc. — HMO (rated 5 out of 5).
- 3When appropriate and available. If you travel out of state, phone appointments and video visits may not be available due to state laws that may prevent doctors and health care providers from providing care across state lines. Laws differ by state.
