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Your Retirement Estimate and Payment Options. Your Online Service Retirement Application. Your CalPERS Pension. Learn about the benefits and application process for service retirement, disability, and industrial disability retirement.
You can enroll in the CalPERS Health Program if your employer contracts for it and you meet the eligibility requirements. You may also be eligible for Dental & Vision Benefits. Health equity starts with you. Complete your Health Demographic Profile so we can serve you better.
This resource guide is designed to help you understand the CalPERS disability retirement application process. The guide covers requirements and responsibilities for both employers and employees regarding disability retirement and reinstatement. For additional information, view our other Reference Guides.
Whether you’re working or retired, your employer or former employer makes monthly contributions toward your health premiums. You’ll want to compare health plans to choose the one that works best for you. Use our many resources to learn more: Visit Health Benefits on our website; Log in to myCalPERS to use the Search Health Plans tool
Can I get CalPERS health benefits in retirement? As a retiring member, you can only get the coverage that is offered through your employment, and you must apply for coverage within 120 days of the date of separation (the date you leave the CalPERS-covered job).
California State employees are eligible for several types of time off, including the leave benefits below. Consult your supervisor or personnel office for details. Review the applicable Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) for rank-and-file employees.
By statute, the California State University (CSU) participates in the CalPERS program. Membership is mandatory for those CSU employees who are eligible and processed automatically. In a defined benefit retirement plan, you will receive a lifetime benefit determined by a set formula.
