Family Assistance-Children Sample Clauses

Family Assistance-Children. As referenced in table A above, children can be enrolled in Family Assistance if their family’s income is above 150 percent and less than or equal to 300 percent FPL. Benefits are provided either through direct coverage or cost effective premium assistance. Direct coverage Family Assistance under the title XXI program is provided through an MCO, ACO, or the PCC plan for children without access to ESI. Premium Assistance benefits are limited to premium assistance for ESI, to the extent that ESI is available to these children that is cost-effective, meets a basic benefit level (BBL), and for which the employer contributes at least 50 percent of the premium cost. Premium assistance may exceed the cost of child-only coverage and include family coverage if cost effective based on the child’s coverage. Direct coverage is provided for children with access to cost effective ESI that meets the BBL only during the provisional eligibility period and the time span while the Commonwealth is investigating availability of and enrolling the child in ESI.
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Family Assistance-Children. Children can be enrolled in Family Assistance if their family’s gross income is between 150 percent and 200 percent of the FPL. Beginning January 1, 2014, the upper income threshold will increase to 300 percent of the FPL. Only premium assistance is provided if ESI is available to these children that is cost- effective, meets a basic benefit level (BBL), and for which the employer contributes at least 50 percent of the premium cost. Parents of children eligible for Family Assistance may receive coverage themselves for ESI subsidized by Family Assistance if they work for a qualified employer. However, the premium assistance payment is based on the children’s xxxxxxxxxxx.Xxxxxx coverage is provided for children only during the presumptive/provisional eligibility period and the time span while the Commonwealth is investigating availability of and enrolling the child in ESI. Direct coverage Family Assistance under the separate title XXI program is provided through an MCO or the PCC plan for children without access to ESI.
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Family Assistance-Children. Children can be enrolled in Family Assistance if their family’s gross income is between 150 percent and 200 percent of the FPL. Only premium assistance is provided if ESI is available to these children that is cost-effective, meets BBL and for which the employer contributes at least 50 percent of the premium cost. Parents of children eligible for Family Assistance may receive coverage themselves for ESI subsidized by Family Assistance if they work for a qualified employer. However, the premium assistance payment is based on the children’s eligibility. Direct coverage is provided for children only during the presumptive eligibility period and the time span while the Commonwealth is investigating availability of and enrolling the child in ESI. Direct coverage Family Assistance under the separate title XXI program is provided through an MCO or the PCC plan for children without access to ESI.
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