EmployeeRIDE
by theCENTURE
XYZ Company- PLAN source (DEMO)
PLAN source
Plan (1) – 501
Plan (2) – 501
Plan (3) – 501
Plan (4) – 501
Plan (5) – 501
Plan (6) – 501
Plan (7) – 501
Plan (8) – 502
Plan (9) – 502
Plan (10) – 503
Plan (11) – 504
Plan (12a) – 505
Plan (12b) – 505
Plan (12c) – 505
Plan (13a) – 506
Plan (14a) – 507
Plan (15a) – 508
Plan (15b) – 508
Plan (15c) – 508
Plan (15d) – 508
Plan (15e) – 508
UHC HMO Rx
UHC PPO Rx
KP HMO Rx
Frequently Asked Questions
Who can access theCENTURE member site?
Employers may grant access to eligible full-time employees. Member pages and content are incorporated by the Employer and theCENTURE to align the Employee and participating carrier information. Employers provide unique login credentials which are updated annually.
Is personal information protected on the site?
Personally Identifiable Information (PII) and Protected Health Information (PHI) are NOT a stored data set on centurebenefits.com. The only information included on centurebenefits.com member site pertains to Benefit Plan Documents and related Third-Party Links.
Is personal information requested on the site?
Members may choose to disclose Personally Identifiable Information (PII) on the Messenger Page & Election Form/ Other Forms Pages. The page data requested is stored on Amazon Web Services (AWS) via Adobe Document Cloud. Click here for Adobe Document Security.
Can I provide personal information offline?
Yes. In addition to offering Adobe Document Cloud Security, theCENTURE understands that some employees prefer to keep information offline; as a matter of personal preference. theCENTURE has incorporated PDF print forms for employees who choose to complete forms offline.
How can employees complete forms offline?
All employee forms can be printed and should be completed by the EMPLOYEE with BLACK INK. Employees may call theCENTURE at (800) 272-2497 to request a Proofpoint Secure E-Mail for attachment delivery, or employees may Fax-deliver or Hand-deliver forms to HR.
Is personal info requested by third-parties?
Yes. Employees may choose to disclose Personally Identifiable Information (PII) and Protected Health Information (PHI) on third-party websites. Employees may review third-party site policies before disclosing PII & PHI with referenced Carriers, Courses, and Other programs.
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