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New for 2025

Take a quick peak at the enhancements and updates for 2025

The Foreign Service Benefit Plan is constantly improving our coverage to meet the healthcare needs of you and your family. Here are the updates for 2025.
 
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Foreign Service Benefit Plan 2025 Premiums

Enrollment TypeENROLLMENT codeBi-WeeklyMonthly
Self Only401$93.36$202.28
Self Plus One403$251.52$544.96
Self & Family402$230.95$500.40

Note: Two-person families are not required to enroll in Self Plus One. They can opt to enroll in Self and Family (402). We invite you to review our premiums relative to other high option plans in the FEHB Program

2025 Foreign Service Benefit Plan Benefit Enhancements & Updates

  • Premium Increase See back cover of FSBP Brochure

    Your share of the premium rate will increase by $10.74 for Self Only, or increase by $40.22 for Self Plus One, or increase by $26.57 for Self and Family.

  • Expanded coverage for infertility services See section 5(a), Infertility Services of the FSBP brochure

    The Plan will cover artificial insemination procedures under the Basic Infertility level of coverage. Prior authorization is not required, and services can be provided by either an in-network or out-of-network provider. Members residing in the U.S. will pay 10% of Plan allowance for in-network (includes Guam) and 30% of the Plan allowance for out-of-network (includes Guam) and any difference between the plan’s allowance and the billed amount. Members residing outside the 50 United States (excluding Guam) will pay 10% of the Plan allowance.

    If you're a member residing or receiving treatment in the U.S., you'll need to visit a participating provider from the Institute of Excellence (IOE) for infertility treatment.

    Members residing or receiving treatment outside the 50 United States – including those residing or receiving treatment in Guam and other U.S. territories – can receive coverage for services from any provider.

    The Plan will cover ovulation induction services under the Advanced Reproductive Technology (ART) benefit. Prior authorization is for ART services. These services must be rendered by an Institute of Excellence (IOE) provider.

    Members residing in the U.S. will pay 10% of Plan allowance.

    Members residing outside the 50 United States (excluding Guam) will pay 10% of the Plan allowance.

  • Expanded coverage for doula services See section 5(a), Maternity care of the FSBP brochure

    The Plan will change coverage for doula services for pregnant members to include prenatal services, childbirth and up to three months of post-partum care after delivery.

    Members will pay nothing for in-network, out-of-network, and providers outside of the 50 United States (no deductible) up to the Plan maximum of $1,200 per calendar year and all charges above $1,200 per calendar year.

  • Modified in-network transplant benefit See section 5(b), under Organ/tissue transplants of the FSBP Brochure

    The Plan will remove the maximum payable amount of $400,000 per transplant from its in-network benefit.

    Members will pay 10% of the Plan allowance (no deductible) for a Plan-designated transplant network facility for tissue and organ transplant, 20% of the Plan allowance (no deductible) for an in-network (includes Guam).

    Members will pay all charges (no catastrophic coverage) for out-of-network. Out-of-network transplants charges will not apply to the out-of-network catastrophic maximum since this is not a covered benefit.

  • Changed the vendor for overseas behavioral health services See section 5(e), Telehealth services of the FSBP Brochure

    Telehealth consultations are available to members outside the 50 United States through our telehealth vendor, Lyra Health.

    Members will pay nothing for in-network (no deductible).

    No benefit applies for out-of-network providers or providers outside of the 50 U.S.

    Note: Telehealth through Lyra Health is available to members with a foreign address (including APO, FPO, DPO and Pouch Mail addresses). In addition, members with a stateside address may access telehealth through Lyra Health while traveling outside the 50 United States.

  • Added Preventive Care Coaching Program through vHealth (Worldwide) for overseas members See section 5(a), Telehealth services of the FSBP Brochure

    The Plan will add a Preventive Care Coach Program through Teladoc for overseas members.

    Members will pay nothing for in-network (no deductible).

    No benefit applies for out-of-network providers members age 65 and above with Medicare Parts A and/or B.

  • Changed our FSBP – Express Scripts Medicare® Prescription Drug Plan (PDP) EGWP for Medicare eligible, retired members to an opt-in enrollment See section 9, Medicare Prescription Drug Plan Employer Group Waiver Plan (PDP EGWP) of the FSBP Brochure

    No more auto-enrollments, you must choose to opt-in

    If you choose to enroll in our PDP EGWP, you also will continue to remain enrolled in our FEHB Plan. Participation in the PDP EGWP is voluntary, and you have the choice to opt in or disenroll at any time. To opt in or disenroll, please call 202-833-4910 or complete and submit the secure form available at afspa.org/pdp.

The information here is a summary of the Plan’s benefits and features. All benefits are subject to the definitions, limitations, and exclusions set forth in our official FSBP Plan Brochure RI 72-001.

New Brochures for 2025

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There are two ways to enroll in the Foreign Service Benefit Plan. You must remember your enrollment code and the full name of the health plan.

Download and fill out a Health Benefits Election Form (SF 2809) and submit to your Human Resources office. 

There are two periods when Federal employees and retirees can enroll for the first time or switch their enrollment type.

All actively working or retired federal employees can enroll in, change or cancel their health plan during Open Season, which is typically the second Monday of November through the second Monday of December each year. Learn more

New Employees

If you’re a new Federal employee eligible for Federal Employee Health Benefits (FEHB) coverage, you have 60 days from your start date to enroll in a health plan.

Qualifying Life Event

You may make changes to your health plan outside of Open Season if you have a qualifying life event. These include getting married, having a baby, getting divorced or you move outside of the plan’s coverage area. Learn more

Questions about enrollment? Send us a message here or call 202-833-4910.

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