Examples of Advance Payments of the Premium Tax Credit in a sentence
Claims for services rendered after expiration of the first month of the grace period for recipients of Advance Payments of the Premium Tax Credit, as set forth in Sections 3.2B.
If a Subscriber or Member (i) receives Advance Payments of the Premium Tax Credit, made to them by the Exchange or to CareFirst BlueChoice on their behalf, and (ii) has paid at least one month’s full Premium due during the Calendar Year, there is a grace period of three (3) months beginning on the Premium Due Date within which overdue Premiums can be paid without loss of coverage.
Where the Subscriber does not Receive Advance Payments of the Premium Tax Credit.
If a Subscriber or Member (i) receives Advance Payments of the Premium Tax Credit, made to them by the Exchange or to CareFirst on their behalf, and (ii) has paid at least one month’s full Premium due during the Calendar Year, there is a grace period of three (3) months beginning on the Premium Due Date within which overdue Premiums can be paid without loss of coverage.
Advance Payments of the Premium Tax Credit – payment of the tax credits provided on an advance basis for an eligible individual enrolled in a QHP through Covered California in accordance with federal law.
Advance Payments of the Premium Tax Credit means payment of the tax credits which are provided on an advance basis to an eligible individual enrolled in a QHP through the Exchange.
Section 1312(e) of the Affordable Care Act (“ACA”) provides that the Secretary of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (“HHS”) shall establish procedures that permit Agents and Brokers to enroll Qualified Individuals in QHPs through an Exchange, and to assist individuals in applying for Advance Payments of the Premium Tax Credit (“APTCs”) and Cost-sharing Reductions (“CSRs”), to the extent allowed by States.
In accordance with the ACA, YHI operates a health-insurance marketplace that allows consumers to compare and shop for health insurance plans and determines eligibility for Advance Payments of the Premium Tax Credit (“APTC”) and Cost-sharing Reduction (“CSR”).
If a Subscriber or Member receives Advance Payments of the Premium Tax Credit made to them by the Exchange or to CareFirst BlueChoice on their behalf, there is a grace period of 3 months beginning on the Premium Due Date within which overdue Premiums can be paid without loss of coverage.
If a Subscriber or Member (i) receives Advance Payments of the Premium Tax Credit, made to them by the Exchange or to CareFirst BlueChoice on their behalf, and (ii) has paid at least one month’s full Premium due during the Calendar Year, there is a grace period of three (3) months following the Premium Due Date within which overdue Premiums can be paid without loss of coverage.