A Church-wide program of healthcare benefit plans authorized by General Convention and administered by The Church Pension Fund (CPF), with benefits provided through The Episcopal Church Medical Trust (the Medical Trust).

Yes, if your seminary participates in the Medical Trust Plans. To enroll in a medical plan offered by the Medical Trust, you must be a full-time student, as defined by the seminary, at a participating seminary of the Association of Episcopal Seminaries. Contact your seminary to confirm your eligibility.

You can enroll the following dependents on your medical plan:

• Your spouse
• Your domestic partner, if eligible based on the guidelines set by elected by the participating group
• A child age 30 or younger on December 31st of the current year
• A disabled child, 30 years of age or older on December 31st of the current year, provided the disability began before the age of 25

Adding dependents to your health plan may add to the cost. Please contact your benefits administrator for more information.

The price of your medication depends on whether you are purchasing a generic, preferred, non-preferred, or specialty drug and whether you are getting your medication through the mail or at a pharmacy.

You may fill your prescriptions at any Express Scripts participating pharmacy by showing your Express Scripts ID card. For maintenance medications, you are required to use mail order after three pharmacy fills (once for the original prescription and two refills). Express Scripts' home delivery system permits up to a 90-day supply of medication at once, typically at a cost savings.

A Church-wide program of healthcare benefit plans authorized by General Convention and administered by The Church Pension Fund (CPF), with benefits provided through The Episcopal Church Medical Trust (the Medical Trust).

Yes, if your seminary participates in the Medical Trust Plans. To enroll in a medical plan offered by the Medical Trust, you must be a full-time student, as defined by the seminary, at a participating seminary of the Association of Episcopal Seminaries. Contact your seminary to confirm your eligibility.

You can enroll the following dependents on your medical plan:

• Your spouse
• Your domestic partner, if eligible based on the guidelines set by elected by the participating group
• A child age 30 or younger on December 31st of the current year
• A disabled child, 30 years of age or older on December 31st of the current year, provided the disability began before the age of 25

Adding dependents to your health plan may add to the cost. Please contact your benefits administrator for more information.

The price of your medication depends on whether you are purchasing a generic, preferred, non-preferred, or specialty drug and whether you are getting your medication through the mail or at a pharmacy.

You may fill your prescriptions at any Express Scripts participating pharmacy by showing your Express Scripts ID card. For maintenance medications, you are required to use mail order after three pharmacy fills (once for the original prescription and two refills). Express Scripts' home delivery system permits up to a 90-day supply of medication at once, typically at a cost savings.

A Church-wide program of healthcare benefit plans authorized by General Convention and administered by The Church Pension Fund (CPF), with benefits provided through The Episcopal Church Medical Trust (the Medical Trust).

Yes, if your seminary participates in the Medical Trust Plans. To enroll in a medical plan offered by the Medical Trust, you must be a full-time student, as defined by the seminary, at a participating seminary of the Association of Episcopal Seminaries. Contact your seminary to confirm your eligibility.

You can enroll the following dependents on your medical plan:

• Your spouse
• Your domestic partner, if eligible based on the guidelines set by elected by the participating group
• A child age 30 or younger on December 31st of the current year
• A disabled child, 30 years of age or older on December 31st of the current year, provided the disability began before the age of 25

Adding dependents to your health plan may add to the cost. Please contact your benefits administrator for more information.

The price of your medication depends on whether you are purchasing a generic, preferred, non-preferred, or specialty drug and whether you are getting your medication through the mail or at a pharmacy.

You may fill your prescriptions at any Express Scripts participating pharmacy by showing your Express Scripts ID card. For maintenance medications, you are required to use mail order after three pharmacy fills (once for the original prescription and two refills). Express Scripts' home delivery system permits up to a 90-day supply of medication at once, typically at a cost savings.

A Church-wide program of healthcare benefit plans authorized by General Convention and administered by The Church Pension Fund (CPF), with benefits provided through The Episcopal Church Medical Trust (the Medical Trust).

Yes, if your seminary participates in the Medical Trust Plans. To enroll in a medical plan offered by the Medical Trust, you must be a full-time student, as defined by the seminary, at a participating seminary of the Association of Episcopal Seminaries. Contact your seminary to confirm your eligibility.

You can enroll the following dependents on your medical plan:

• Your spouse
• Your domestic partner, if eligible based on the guidelines set by elected by the participating group
• A child age 30 or younger on December 31st of the current year
• A disabled child, 30 years of age or older on December 31st of the current year, provided the disability began before the age of 25

Adding dependents to your health plan may add to the cost. Please contact your benefits administrator for more information.

The price of your medication depends on whether you are purchasing a generic, preferred, non-preferred, or specialty drug and whether you are getting your medication through the mail or at a pharmacy.

You may fill your prescriptions at any Express Scripts participating pharmacy by showing your Express Scripts ID card. For maintenance medications, you are required to use mail order after three pharmacy fills (once for the original prescription and two refills). Express Scripts' home delivery system permits up to a 90-day supply of medication at once, typically at a cost savings.

A Church-wide program of healthcare benefit plans authorized by General Convention and administered by The Church Pension Fund (CPF), with benefits provided through The Episcopal Church Medical Trust (the Medical Trust).

Yes, if your seminary participates in the Medical Trust Plans. To enroll in a medical plan offered by the Medical Trust, you must be a full-time student, as defined by the seminary, at a participating seminary of the Association of Episcopal Seminaries. Contact your seminary to confirm your eligibility.

You can enroll the following dependents on your medical plan:

• Your spouse
• Your domestic partner, if eligible based on the guidelines set by elected by the participating group
• A child age 30 or younger on December 31st of the current year
• A disabled child, 30 years of age or older on December 31st of the current year, provided the disability began before the age of 25

Adding dependents to your health plan may add to the cost. Please contact your benefits administrator for more information.

The price of your medication depends on whether you are purchasing a generic, preferred, non-preferred, or specialty drug and whether you are getting your medication through the mail or at a pharmacy.

You may fill your prescriptions at any Express Scripts participating pharmacy by showing your Express Scripts ID card. For maintenance medications, you are required to use mail order after three pharmacy fills (once for the original prescription and two refills). Express Scripts' home delivery system permits up to a 90-day supply of medication at once, typically at a cost savings.

A Church-wide program of healthcare benefit plans authorized by General Convention and administered by The Church Pension Fund (CPF), with benefits provided through The Episcopal Church Medical Trust (the Medical Trust).

Yes, if your seminary participates in the Medical Trust Plans. To enroll in a medical plan offered by the Medical Trust, you must be a full-time student, as defined by the seminary, at a participating seminary of the Association of Episcopal Seminaries. Contact your seminary to confirm your eligibility.

You can enroll the following dependents on your medical plan:

• Your spouse
• Your domestic partner, if eligible based on the guidelines set by elected by the participating group
• A child age 30 or younger on December 31st of the current year
• A disabled child, 30 years of age or older on December 31st of the current year, provided the disability began before the age of 25

Adding dependents to your health plan may add to the cost. Please contact your benefits administrator for more information.

The price of your medication depends on whether you are purchasing a generic, preferred, non-preferred, or specialty drug and whether you are getting your medication through the mail or at a pharmacy.

You may fill your prescriptions at any Express Scripts participating pharmacy by showing your Express Scripts ID card. For maintenance medications, you are required to use mail order after three pharmacy fills (once for the original prescription and two refills). Express Scripts' home delivery system permits up to a 90-day supply of medication at once, typically at a cost savings.

A Church-wide program of healthcare benefit plans authorized by General Convention and administered by The Church Pension Fund (CPF), with benefits provided through The Episcopal Church Medical Trust (the Medical Trust).

Yes, if your seminary participates in the Medical Trust Plans. To enroll in a medical plan offered by the Medical Trust, you must be a full-time student, as defined by the seminary, at a participating seminary of the Association of Episcopal Seminaries. Contact your seminary to confirm your eligibility.

You can enroll the following dependents on your medical plan:

• Your spouse
• Your domestic partner, if eligible based on the guidelines set by elected by the participating group
• A child age 30 or younger on December 31st of the current year
• A disabled child, 30 years of age or older on December 31st of the current year, provided the disability began before the age of 25

Adding dependents to your health plan may add to the cost. Please contact your benefits administrator for more information.

The price of your medication depends on whether you are purchasing a generic, preferred, non-preferred, or specialty drug and whether you are getting your medication through the mail or at a pharmacy.

You may fill your prescriptions at any Express Scripts participating pharmacy by showing your Express Scripts ID card. For maintenance medications, you are required to use mail order after three pharmacy fills (once for the original prescription and two refills). Express Scripts' home delivery system permits up to a 90-day supply of medication at once, typically at a cost savings.

A Church-wide program of healthcare benefit plans authorized by General Convention and administered by The Church Pension Fund (CPF), with benefits provided through The Episcopal Church Medical Trust (the Medical Trust).

Yes, if your seminary participates in the Medical Trust Plans. To enroll in a medical plan offered by the Medical Trust, you must be a full-time student, as defined by the seminary, at a participating seminary of the Association of Episcopal Seminaries. Contact your seminary to confirm your eligibility.

You can enroll the following dependents on your medical plan:

• Your spouse
• Your domestic partner, if eligible based on the guidelines set by elected by the participating group
• A child age 30 or younger on December 31st of the current year
• A disabled child, 30 years of age or older on December 31st of the current year, provided the disability began before the age of 25

Adding dependents to your health plan may add to the cost. Please contact your benefits administrator for more information.

The price of your medication depends on whether you are purchasing a generic, preferred, non-preferred, or specialty drug and whether you are getting your medication through the mail or at a pharmacy.

You may fill your prescriptions at any Express Scripts participating pharmacy by showing your Express Scripts ID card. For maintenance medications, you are required to use mail order after three pharmacy fills (once for the original prescription and two refills). Express Scripts' home delivery system permits up to a 90-day supply of medication at once, typically at a cost savings.

A Church-wide program of healthcare benefit plans authorized by General Convention and administered by The Church Pension Fund (CPF), with benefits provided through The Episcopal Church Medical Trust (the Medical Trust).

Yes, if your seminary participates in the Medical Trust Plans. To enroll in a medical plan offered by the Medical Trust, you must be a full-time student, as defined by the seminary, at a participating seminary of the Association of Episcopal Seminaries. Contact your seminary to confirm your eligibility.

You can enroll the following dependents on your medical plan:

• Your spouse
• Your domestic partner, if eligible based on the guidelines set by elected by the participating group
• A child age 30 or younger on December 31st of the current year
• A disabled child, 30 years of age or older on December 31st of the current year, provided the disability began before the age of 25

Adding dependents to your health plan may add to the cost. Please contact your benefits administrator for more information.

The price of your medication depends on whether you are purchasing a generic, preferred, non-preferred, or specialty drug and whether you are getting your medication through the mail or at a pharmacy.

You may fill your prescriptions at any Express Scripts participating pharmacy by showing your Express Scripts ID card. For maintenance medications, you are required to use mail order after three pharmacy fills (once for the original prescription and two refills). Express Scripts' home delivery system permits up to a 90-day supply of medication at once, typically at a cost savings.