The way you eat can tell you something about your personality. When you take time to discover your eating patterns, you’ll be able to determine if a weight management program is right for you, and which best fits your style. If you’re enrolled in a HealthSelect of Texas^® medical plan, including Consumer Directed HealthSelect^SM, you may have access to two programs at no cost to you. 

If you’ve got fitness tips to share or have fitness-related questions, nothing beats connecting with coworkers and a Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Texas wellness expert in a live webinar. 

Sometimes you just don't want to leave the house to see a doctor for your nagging cough or your child's runny nose. With Virtual Visits, you don't have to. 

If you participated in a Texas Employees Group Benefits Program (GBP) health plan and were not enrolled in Medicare in Calendar Year 2021, your health plan  has your Form 1095-B available for you. Find out how to get Form 1095-B from your health plan if you need a copy when filing your taxes.

Do you have a plan to save enough money for a comfortable retirement? Tune in to ERS’ Texa$aver^SM Thursday webinar March 17—and let a Texa$aver financial advisor show you how  to start or continue your personal savings plan. 

Every week, the Employees Retirement System of Texas' (ERS) customer service team helps thousands of state employees and retirees. ERS is facing pandemic-related staff shortages, but we continue to do all we can to reduce members’ wait times and provide the best service possible. 

The State of Texas is in possession of more than $7 billion in cash and other valuables through its unclaimed property program. Learn whether you are a rightful owner of unclaimed money, from the office of the Texas Comptroller of Public Accounts.

We live in a fast-paced world, and many of us rely on our smartphones to keep our lives—and health—on track. Your HealthSelect^SM plan offers apps to help you stay healthy on the go.

Learn about the new retirement benefit for state employees hired on or after September 1, 2022.

The COVID-19 vaccination is now available in Texas, although only to certain populations.