Common use of Qualified Medical Child Support Order Clause in Contracts

Qualified Medical Child Support Order. Coverage is available for a dependent child not residing with a Subscriber and who resides outside the Service Area, if there is a qualified medical child support order requiring the Subscriber to provide dependent health coverage for a non-resident child. The child must meet the definition of a Covered Dependent, and the Subscriber must make a written request for coverage within 31 days of the court order.

Qualified Medical Child Support Order. Coverage is available for a dependent child not residing with a Subscriber and who resides outside the Service Area, if there is a qualified medical child support order requiring the Subscriber to provide dependent health coverage for a non-resident child. The child must meet the definition of a Covered Dependent, and the Subscriber must make a written request for coverage within 31 days of the court order. The initial coverage will not be affected by any provision in this Certificate which limits coverage as to a preexisting condition.

Qualified Medical Child Support Order. Coverage is available for a dependent child not residing with a Subscriber and who resides outside the Service Area, if there is a qualified medical child support order requiring the Subscriber to provide dependent health coverage for a non-resident child. The coverage shall be comparable to the coverage provided to other Covered Dependents. The child must meet the definition of a Covered Dependent, and the Subscriber must make a written request for coverage within 31 days of the court order.