To ensure no interruption in your ACERA plan benefits, it is important to keep ACERA and your health plan providers informed of important life changes. This section describes the things you shou...
As a retiree of Alameda County or other ACERA participating employer, you earned a lifetime pension allowance. If you’re a survivor of an ACERA member you may be receiving a continuance (continu...
If you are missing your state unemployment check and it has been longer than 7 days since you should have received it, please contact us immediately by submitting a ticket and we will get back to y...
If you are due compensation for your injury or illness: You should receive a check from your employer's insurance carrier (some large employers are self-insured) generally within 14 days after y...
You should report your injury directly to the Division of Workers’ Compensation by filing a Worker’s Claim for Compensation (WC15). Filing this form may protect some of your rights. Once you have c...
Which Doctor Should You See? Your employer must give you a list of up to four doctors or clinics. This is known as a “designated provider list." You must choose to see one of the providers on the l...