Component Document definition

Component Document means a written document identified in the Appendices and incorporated herein by reference. “Component Program” means the program of benefits described in a Component Document.

Component Document means a written document identified in Appendix A and incorporated herein by reference, including, without limitation, any insurance, administrative services only, claims service only, third- party administration, preferred provider organization (“PPO”), and health maintenance organization (“HMO”) contracts, similar or related managed care organization contracts, brochures and certificates and benefit descriptions entered into by the Plan Administrator as amended from time to time. Component Documents do not constitute separate plans under ERISA. “Component Program” means the program of benefits described in a Component Document. Although temporary Employees are not eligible to participate in the Component Programs under this Plan, Appendix A also lists the ERISA plans for which temporary Employees are eligible. The ERISA plans available to temporary Employees are governed by separate plan documents that are not Component Documents.

Component Document means a written document identified in the Appendices and incorporated herein by reference, including, without limitation, any insurance, administrative services only, claims service only, third party administration, preferred provider organization (“PPO”), and health maintenance organization (“HMO”) contracts, similar or related managed care organization contracts, and benefit descriptions.

Examples of Component Document in a sentence

• Exhaustion of internal administrative appeal rights is generally a prerequisite to bringing suit in state or federal court.The Anthem Component Document provides more information about how to file a claim or appeal.

• To obtain benefits from Anthem, the Participant must follow the claims procedures under the applicable Component Document, which may require the Participant to complete, sign, and submit a written claim on Anthem’s form.Anthem will decide the Participant’s claim in accordance with its reasonable claims procedures, as required by law.

• Furthermore, in addition to filing an internal appeal with Delta Dental, Participants may also file a written internal appeal with the Plan Administrator, as described in the Delta Dental Component Document.

• Exhaustion of internal administrative appeal rights is generally a prerequisite to bringing suit in federal court.The UniView Vision Component Document provides more information about how to file a claim or appeal.

• Exhaustion of internal administrative appeal rights is generally a prerequisite to bringing suit in state or federal court.The applicable Component Document provides more information about how to file a claim and details regarding Delta Dental’s claims procedures.

• All requirements set forth in the Delta Dental Component Document concerning the complaint and appeal process also apply when a Participant sends a complaint or internal appeal directly to the Plan Administrator.The written complaints and internal appeals for the Dental Component Benefit Program can be sent to the Plan Administrator at the following address: Tim KlopfensteinVirginia Private Colleges Benefits Consortium, Inc.

• In that case the terms of the Component Document will control over this Article XI, to the extent the terms of the Component Document are consistent with applicable law.

• If the reimbursement and subrogation terms of an applicable Component Document supply greater rights, the terms of such Component Document will apply.

• Unless specified otherwise in a Component Document, the Employer will pay all reasonable expenses that are necessary to operate and administer the Plan.

• You must read this document along with the respective attached Component Document for each Component Benefit Program in which you participate to fully understand your benefits.This document and the Component Documents constitute the PD and SPD required by the Employee Retirement Income Security Act of 1974 (ERISA), for the Component Benefit Programs to which ERISA applies.

More Definitions of Component Document

Component Document means a written document identified in the Appendices and incorporated herein by reference, including, without limitation, any insurance, administrative services only, claims service only, third party administration, preferred provider organization (“PPO”), and health maintenance organization (“HMO”) contracts, similar or related managed care organization contracts, and benefit descriptions. “Component Program” means the program of benefits described in a Component Document.

Component Document means a written document identified in the Appendices and specifically incorporated herein by reference. The following are the types of documents which may be incorporated, including, without limitation, any insurance, administrative services only, claims service only, third party administration, point-of-service (“POS”), preferred provider organization (“PPO”), health maintenance organization (“HMO”) contracts, consumer directed health plans, and/or wellness program.

Component Document means a written document that describes and/or relates to a Component Program identified in Appendix A and is incorporated herein by reference, including, without limitation, any insurance policy, contracts with third-party administrators or , health maintenance organization, managed care organization contracts, benefit brochures, benefit descriptions or summaries, insurance certificates, HIPAA policies and procedures and annual enrollment materials entered into or approved by the Plan Administrator and all as amended from time to time. Component Documents do not constitute separate plans under ERISA or this Plan.

Component Document means a written document that describes and/or relates to a Component Program identified in Appendix A and is incorporated herein by reference, including, without limitation, any insurance, administrative services only, claims service only, third-party administration, preferred provider organization (“PPO”), and health maintenance organization (“HMO”) contracts, similar or related managed care organization contracts, benefit brochures and certificates and benefit descriptions or summaries entered into or approved by the Plan Administrator, as amended from time to time. Component Documents do not constitute separate plans under ERISA or this Plan.