News & Articles

If you or a loved one is covered under the Plan and require a mastectomy – there are rights provided under federal law. Read more to find out more.

Metro Imaging Centers are no longer free-standing facilities. This affects what you pay when you visit these imaging facilities.

Refunds may no longer apply if you are working after retirement. Find out what happens when they don’t.

Minimum Difference Rules have been improved to extend coverage for three (3) quarters. Read more for details.

The improved life insurance benefit is effective August 1 for all Premium and Basic Plan participants and their covered dependents.

Now, active, working female carpenters can take necessary time off work for the birth of her child. There is a new maternity benefit effective July 1. Read more.

This newsletter is for Carpenters’ Medicare Advantage participants who have coverage through UnitedHealthcare’s Medicare Advantage Program.

Life gets busy, and grabbing fast food from a drive-thru can feel like the easiest choice. But what you eat matters – for your body and your mind.

Do you feel like work sometimes keeps you from being the parent you want to be? You’re not alone — many parents in skilled construction and trade professions struggle to balance work and family life.

Every day, you give everything—your body, your energy, your focus—just to make it through the shift. You show up, get the work done, and keep the operation running. By the end of the day, the weight of it all can feel unbearable.

What do you do when you’ve taken the leap to schedule your first therapy session, but you’re anxiously waiting for your appointment day to come?

How can you get the most of out of your healthcare experience?