Post Tax Medical Only Eligible Sample Clauses

Post Tax Medical Only Eligible. Under the Affordable Care Act (ACA) provisions, coverage must be offered to employees who work an average of 30 hours or more per week during an applicable measurement period. Currently, Orange County has a 12-month standard measurement period and a 10-month initial measurement period for variable hour employees. Those identified as eligible for coverage under the ACA provision will be offered a medical only plan option on a post-tax basis. Billing administration services are administered through Chard Snyder. The current ACA/FTE post tax medical only administrative fee is $3.00 Per Participant per month. Proposers should include cost for these administrative services within the per participant per month fee Retiree costs quoted. ACA/FTE Post Tax Medical only administration fees are paid monthly via invoice. The Board of County Commissioners is responsible for administrative fee payment for the Board of County Commissioners and all agencies.
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