Members Enrolled in Medicare Sample Clauses

Members Enrolled in Medicare. Members enrolled in Medicare and in certain other instances are not eligible for a Health Savings Account according to IRS rules. In such case, the Board will make available to said members an HRA (Health Reimbursement Account). The HRA will be funded at the same amount as the amounts listed above. Members can submit invoices to the Board and will be reimbursed after proof of payment. The member will pay the eligible claims to reach the full deductible amount. Xxxxxxxx claims over the deductible will then be paid at 100% by the plan for the balance of the plan year. If the board elects to change insurance carriers, the Association and members shall be notified at least sixty (60) days in advance. Any new insurance coverage shall not reduce the benefits available under the existing plan.
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Members Enrolled in Medicare. Members enrolled in Medicare and in certain other instances are not eligible for a Health Savings Account according to IRS rules. In such case, the Board will make available to said members the High Deductible Health Plan (HDHP). The member will pay the eligible claims to reach the full deductible amount. Eligible claims over the deductible will then be paid at 100% by the plan for the balance of the plan year. If the board elects to change insurance carriers, the Association and members shall be notified at least sixty (60) days in advance. Any new insurance coverage shall not reduce the benefits available under the existing plan.

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