Common use of Third Party Payment of Premiums Clause in Contracts

Third Party Payment of Premiums. There may be instances where someone other than the Member pays the Member’s Premium under this Agreement. This is sometimes called “third-party payment of Premiums.” Health Options will permit Members’ family members, Designees, and legal representatives to pay Premiums on behalf of Members. Health Options will also permit Xxxx Xxxxx HIV/AIDS Programs; Indian tribes, tribal organizations, and urban Indian organizations; state, federal and local government programs; and private, nonprofit foundations approved by Health Options to make Premium payments on behalf of Health Options Members. If a Provider, pharmaceutical company, or other commercial health care entity submits a payment for a Premium on behalf of a Member, Health Options reserves the right to reject such payments, whether paid directly or indirectly by the entity. We will notify you if we have rejected this type of payment. If we reject a third-party Premium payment, you will continue to owe any Premium due as required under this Agreement. Note: Payment of premium by a Member using funds contributed by the Member’s employer to a Qualified Small Employer Health Reimbursement Arrangements (QSEHRAs) is an acceptable method of paying a Members premium.

Third Party Payment of Premiums. There may be instances where someone other than the Member pays the Member’s Premium under this Agreement. This is sometimes called “third-party third‐party payment of Premiums.” Community Health Options will permit Members’ family members, Designees, and legal representatives to pay Premiums on behalf of Members. Community Health Options will also permit Xxxx Xxxxx HIV/AIDS Programs; Indian tribes, tribal organizations, and urban Indian organizations; state, federal and local government programs; and private, nonprofit foundations approved by Community Health Options to make Premium payments on behalf of Community Health Options Members. If a Provider, pharmaceutical company, or other commercial health care entity submits a payment for a Premium on behalf of a Member, Community Health Options reserves the right to reject such payments, whether paid directly or indirectly by the entity. We will notify you if we have rejected this type of payment. If we reject a third-party third‐party Premium payment, you will continue to owe any Premium due as required under this Agreement. Note: Payment of premium by a Member using funds contributed by the Member’s employer to a Qualified Small Employer Health Reimbursement Arrangements (QSEHRAs) is an acceptable method of paying a Members premium.

Third Party Payment of Premiums. There may be instances where someone other than the Member pays the Member’s Premium under this Agreement. This is sometimes called “third-party payment of Premiums.” Health Options will permit Members’ family members, Designees, and legal representatives to pay Premiums on behalf of Members. Health Options will also permit Xxxx Xxxxx HIV/AIDS Programs; Indian tribes, tribal organizations, and urban Indian organizations; state, federal and local government programs; and private, nonprofit foundations approved by Health Options to make Premium payments on behalf of Health Options Members. If a Provider, pharmaceutical company, or other commercial health care entity submits a payment for a Premium on behalf of a Member, Health Options reserves the right to reject such payments, whether paid directly or indirectly by the entity. We will notify you if we have rejected this type of payment. If we reject a third-party Premium payment, you will continue to owe any Premium due as required under this Agreement. SAMPLE Note: Payment of premium by a Member using funds contributed by the Member’s employer to a Qualified Small Employer Health Reimbursement Arrangements (QSEHRAs) is an acceptable method of paying a Members premium.