Your dental benefit is more than coverage for when something goes wrong—it's a resource for preventive care that can help keep your smile healthy and catch problems early. And there's good news for employees: Missouri State University pays 100% of the employee dental premium. If you add eligible dependents, you pay the applicable dependent premium. ✨ Know Your Dental … [Read more...] about 🦷 Dental Benefits: Get More From Your Smile
Preventive Care, Mammogram Bus Schedule, and more August 26 is National Got Checked Day, a reminder to take charge of your health by scheduling recommended preventive screenings and routine checkups. Established by Project Alive, a nonprofit organization dedicated to promoting preventive healthcare and early detection, National Got Checked Day encourages individuals to be … [Read more...] about National “Got Checked” Day: Make Preventive Care a Priority
Beneficiaries, Qualifying Events, and Community Estate Planning Resources When was the last time you reviewed your beneficiary designations? Many people complete beneficiary forms when they first enroll in benefits or start a new job and then forget about them. However, life changes over time, and keeping your beneficiary information current is an important part of protecting … [Read more...] about Life Changes Happen—Make Sure Your Beneficiary Information Keeps Up
What to update and Next Steps: Divorce is a significant life event that impacts employee benefits, financial accounts, and personal records. While Missouri State University can assist with benefits-related changes, employees should also consider updates beyond workplace coverage. This guide outlines key areas to review during and after a divorce. Qualifying Life … [Read more...] about Life Transition: Divorce and Benefits
🦷 Prioritize Dental Health in 2026 February is National Children’s Dental Health Month — a reminder that strong oral hygiene habits and routine dental visits are essential for lifelong oral health. Establishing preventive care early helps reduce the risk of cavities, gum disease, and more complex (and costly) procedures later. The American Dental Association 2026 Brushing … [Read more...] about Children’s Dental Health Month