Common use of Eligibility Administration Clause in Contracts

Eligibility Administration. The Benefits Center on behalf of the County will determine participant eligibility and provide Contractor with eligibility records. Contractor will be entitled to rely on the eligibility information the County provides and will not maintain or independently verify any portion of the Plan eligibility records. The Benefits Center, on behalf of the County, will provide Contractor with changes in enrollment as soon as practical in the month in which a change in eligibility occurs, but generally no later than sixty (60) calendar days after the effective date of change. Changes in eligibility will be effective on the first of the month, whenever possible. Eligibility information will include new Plan Participants and effective dates of coverage, changes in types or levels of coverage for existing Plan Participants and effective dates of termination of coverage. As Plan Administrator, the County will be responsible for billing and compliance with other administrative requirements of the Consolidated Omnibus Budget Reconciliation Act of 1985, P.L. 99-272 ("COBRA"), as amended, and will include qualified beneficiaries eligible to participate under the Plan pursuant to COBRA in the eligibility information provided to Contractor. Contractor shall:

Eligibility Administration. The Benefits Center Administrator on behalf of the County will determine participant eligibility and provide Contractor with eligibility records. Contractor will be entitled to rely on the eligibility information the County provides and will not maintain or independently verify any portion of the Plan eligibility records. The Benefits CenterAdministrator, on behalf of the County, will provide Contractor with changes in enrollment as soon as practical in the month in which a change in eligibility occurs, but generally no later than sixty (60) calendar days after the effective date of change. Changes in eligibility will be effective on the first of the month, whenever possible. Eligibility information will include new Plan Participants and effective dates of coverage, changes in types or levels of coverage for existing Plan Participants and effective dates of termination of coverage. As Plan Administrator, the County will be responsible for billing and compliance with other administrative requirements of the Consolidated Omnibus Budget Reconciliation Act of 1985, P.L. 99-272 ("“COBRA"”), as amended, and will include qualified beneficiaries eligible to participate under the Plan pursuant to COBRA in the eligibility information provided to Contractor. Contractor shall: