2023 Benefits Enrollment will be from October 26-November 16. There are no changes to your 2023 Hawaii medical benefits. To review the changes to your other Sysco benefits, click here. You should also review the Benefits Mailer sent to your home.
Though the cost of healthcare continues to rise in the US and inflation has raised costs across the country, in most cases, colleague rates are not increasing for 2023. If you are a colleague who’s benefits rates are based on a percentage of your salary, your rates may increase if your salary increased from the prior year.
Most of your current benefit elections will carry forward to 2023. You do not need to actively enroll this year, unless you want to:
There is one change to the Kaiser Hawaii HMO Plan. Prostate Specific Antigen (PSA) screening will be covered at no charge under the preventive benefit.
There are no changes to the HMSA PPO, CompMed or HPH Plans for 2023.
Learn more about medical plan options available to our Hawaii colleagues.
Sysco offers Hawaii colleagues coverage options through two carriers: Kaiser Hawaii and HMSA. These are your four plan options. Preventive care is covered at 100% in all four plans.
You can see a comparison of the HMSA plans here.
The Kaiser health maintenance organization (HMO) emphasizes preventive care such as routine
office visits, physical exams, well-baby care, and immunizations, in addition to treatment for illness and injury. Your providers and facilities work together to provide you with quality medical care services. The Kaiser HMO provides access to routine services with your own PCP, inpatient hospital, laboratory, pharmacy, and other benefits.
All three of the plans have an annual deductible of $0. The annual copayment maximum for all three plans is $2,500 for single coverage and $7,500 for family coverage. In all three of the plans, you pay copays for doctor’s and specialist visits. The copayment amount depends on the plan. For most other services you pay coinsurance, which varies depending on the service and the plan you are enrolled in.
You can find details about your other Sysco benefits in the online Benefits Guide.
Important things to keep in mind as you enroll in, and use your Sysco benefits.
Occasionally, providers move networks. Take a moment to make sure your providers are in the network.
If you and your spouse are both eligible to enroll in the Sysco Health and Welfare plans, you can select one of the below enrollment options:
Please note – you cannot elect both option 1 and 2. No Sysco colleague can be covered as both a dependent and a colleague under the plan.
In addition, your child(ren) cannot be covered as a dependent by both you and your spouse. Only one of you can cover your eligible child(ren).
*As of January 1, 2023, Sysco will cover domestic partners under the benefits plan.
If you are a new hire, go to the New Hire page for valuable resources and information.
Learn more about medical plan options available to our Hawaii colleagues.
If you need instructions for enrolling in your benefits, check out the comprehensive Enrollment Instructions. It walks you through the enrollment process, including enrolling, adding a dependent, adding or removing a tobacco surcharge, designating beneficiaries, and printing or saving your confirmation statement.
Explore this site today and keep coming back throughout the year any time you have a benefits question. The online Benefits Guide provides details about your benefits. The interactive FAQs answer your questions. Find instructions on how to enroll. Explore helpful tools. It’s all here!
Make sure you take the right steps once you’ve explored all of your benefit options and made your selections.
Total Rewards CaféOnce you’ve explored all of your benefit options and made your selections, log in to the Total Rewards Café.
If you do not enroll during Benefits Enrollment or within 31 days of your date of hire, you will not be able to enroll in or change your benefit until next year’s Benefits Enrollment, unless you experience a Qualified Status Change, like getting married or having a baby.
If you have questions or need assistance, call the Sysco Benefits Center at 800-55-SYSCO.
