What is Uprehs?

About us. Iron Road Healthcare—formerly UPREHS—is the trusted health ally for employees of Union Pacific. Our history dates back to 1870, when the first hospital associations were born to protect sick and injured railroad employees. In 1947, U.P.R.E.H.S.

What is Iron Road?

noun. historical. A roadway laid with iron rails, a railway.

What is in wrought iron?

Wrought iron is composed primarily of elemental iron with small amounts (1–2 percent) of added slag (the by-product of iron ore smelting, generally consisting of a mixture of silicon, sulfur, phosphorous, and aluminum oxides). Wrought iron contains less carbon than cast iron, making it softer and more ductile.

What kind of insurance do you get with uphp?

These plans are Medicare approved, but are offered by private insurers, like UPHP. They combine Parts A and B – and often Part D prescription drug benefits – into one plan. Medicare Advantage plans: Operate much like traditional health insurance you may have had through an employer.

What kind of Medicare plan does UnitedHealthcare offer?

Find a Medicare plan for you. UnitedHealthcare offers Medicare coverage for medical, prescription drugs, and other benefits like dental — and we offer the only Medicare plans with the AARP name. Here are the different types of medicare plans you can choose from — and what they cover. Plan type.

Are there Medicare plans in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan?

Upper Peninsula Health Plan (UPHP) offers the residents of Michigan’s Upper Peninsula three Medicare plan options from our local, Upper Peninsula-based organization. Learn more about the Medicare plans we offer. Brand new to Medicare? Learn the basics and understand your options by reviewing the resources below or by downloading our Medicare Guide.

When do I have to sign up for uphp?

Open Enrollment Period (OEP) – if you didn’t sign up when you were first eligible, or if you aren’t eligible for a SEP, you can sign up during the OEP between Jan. 1 and March 31 of each year. What are the parts of Medicare? These plans are Medicare approved, but are offered by private insurers, like UPHP.