Common use of Kansas State Continuation Law Clause in Contracts

Kansas State Continuation Law. The following provisions of Kansas laws governing group health insurance benefits for hospital, surgical and medical services apply to persons who do not have a right to continue coverage under the federal law. An employee or such person's covered dependents, whose hospital, surgical or major medical expense insurance (and dental insurance in conjunction with the aforementioned) under the Group Contract has been cancelled for reasons such as discontinuance of the Group Contract in its entirety or with respect to an insured class of persons, is entitled to have such continuation coverage under the Group Contract, subject to the following provisions: 1. The employee or covered dependent must have been continuously insured under the Group Contract (or a group policy providing similar benefits which was replaced by the Group Contract) for at least three (3) months immediately prior to cancellation. 2. Such group benefits may be continued under the Group Contract for a period of 18 months.

Kansas State Continuation Law. The following provisions of Kansas laws governing group health insurance benefits for hospital, surgical and medical services apply to persons who do not have a right to continue coverage under the federal law. An employee or such person's covered dependents, whose hospital, surgical or major medical expense insurance (and dental insurance in conjunction with the aforementioned) under the Group Contract has been cancelled terminated for reasons such as discontinuance of the Group Contract in its entirety or with respect to an insured class of persons, is entitled to have such continuation coverage under the Group Contract, subject to the following provisions: 1. The employee or covered dependent must have been continuously insured under the Group Contract (or a group policy providing similar benefits which was replaced by the Group Contract) for at least three (3) months immediately prior to cancellationtermination. 2. Such group benefits may be continued under the Group Contract for a period of 18 months.