• The MILA Core Plan, If You Have Between 700 & 999 Hours Of Service In The Last Contract Year.
• The MILA Basic Plan, If You Have Between 1000 & 1299 Hours Of Service In The Last Contract Year.
• The MILA Premier Plan, If You Have 1300 Or More Hours Of Service In The Last Contract Year.
• Comparison Chart of all MILA Medical Plans.

• The MILA Prescription Drug Program.
• FAQ/Mail Order Prescriptions.
• Charges Not Covered In The Prescription Drug Program.

• The MILA Medicare Wrap-Around Plan, For Pensioners Who Are Eligible To Enroll For Medicare.
• Pensioners Who Return To Active Service In The Industry
• Medicare Part D Home Page. The Medicare Drug Plan, How It Affects Your MILA Benefit.
• Medicare & You 2010. Medicare Benefits Publication. You Can Order A Printed Copy Of The Medicare & You Handbook By Calling 1-800-633-4227 (1-800-Medicare).

• Frequently Asked Questions.

If You Enroll In A Medicare Part D Plan, You Cannot Remain In The Mila Prescription Drug Plan. You Can Rejoin The MILA Prescription Drug Plan At The Next Open Enrollment Period (Nov. 15 – Dec. 31). Mila Rules, What Are Your Medical Benefits When You Retire.

• Members Who Retired Prior To October 1, 2004
• Members Who Retire At Age 57 Or Younger With 25 Or More Years Of Pension Service
• Members Who Retire After Attaining The Age Of 58 And Before Age 62 With 25 Or More Years Of Pension Service
• Members Who Retire After Attaining The Age Of 62 With 25 Or More Years Of Pension Service
• Members Who Retire At The Age Of 65 Or Older With 25 Or More Years Of Pension Service
• Members Who Retire With Less Than 25 Years Of Pension Service
• Members Who Retire At Any Age And Are Not Eligible To Receive Mila Benefits In Retirement