Government Plan definition

Government Plan means any insurance plan established by or under the administrative control of any level of government or any government agency.

Government Plan shall have the respective meanings assigned to such terms in Section 3 of ERISA.

Government Plan means any insurance plan established by or under the administrative control of any level of government or any government agency. Immediate Family refers to the spouse, child, or parent of the insured person. Medically Necessary means any type of care, supplies, or services that are generally accepted by health professionals and dispensed according to standards that are generally accepted and recognized by health professionals. The insurer reserves the right to independently evaluate what is deemed medically necessary and by doing so, could refuse the claim if judged otherwise. Reasonable, Usual, and Customary Expenses are fees or charges that do not exceed the amounts generally charged by other professionals, similar health care establishments, or pharmacies in the same jurisdiction for identical or comparable care, services, or supplies.

Examples of Government Plan in a sentence

• In addition, penalty taxes, mandatory tax withholding or rollover rules may apply to amounts received from a Qualified Contract or Plan, as indicated below, and certain exclusions may apply to certain distributions (e.g., distributions from an eligible Government Plan to pay qualified health insurance premiums of an eligible retired public safety officer).

• Group-Type or Government Plan is an insurance policy, benefit program or other arrangement that provides benefits or services for medical care.

• It is further understood, should a Government Plan create duplicate benefits, then these benefits shall be deleted from the Retail Clerks Dental Plan and the Employer's contribution in respect to the cost of these benefits shall cease.

• The Benefit is only available to Plan Members and Dependents who are covered under a Provincial Government Plan.

• Yes, subject to the limitations of the Supplementary Health Expense Section and providing you are eligible for health benefits under a Provincial Government Plan.

More Definitions of Government Plan

Government Plan means any employee benefit plan maintained by a Governmental Authority or any employee benefit plan, agreement, or arrangement that is otherwise required to be maintained or provided by applicable Law.

Government Plan means any pension, profit sharing or other retirement plan sponsored by the United States or any state, municipality or other political subdivision or any instrumentality of the foregoing.

Government Plan means a plan prepared and lodged by the Council of Ministers under Article 9;

Government Plan means any generally available plan, program, or arrangement under the administrative control, supervision or regulatorypower of any government or government-related entity which is in effect in the Canadian province or territory where the Employee or Dependent ordinarily reside, and which provides coverage, contribution or reimbursement for:▪ Basic medical or hospital services, facilities or therapies;▪ Medical aids, materials, supplies, implements, devices or equipment; or,▪ Prescription or non-prescription drugs, medicines or vaccines,and includes, without limitation, the Medical Services Plan of British Columbia and the Fair PharmaCare Program of British Columbia.

Government Plan means any pension, employment insurance, parental insurance, worker’s compensation, prescription drug or health insurance plan sponsored by the Government of Canada or the government of a province or territory of Canada.

Government Plan means a plan or program mandated by Applicable Law and administered by a Governmental Entity, such as the Social Security Program in the United States.

Government Plan means any plan or arrangement provided by or under the administrative supervision of any government or agency which provides coverage or Reimbursement for any health care Drug, service or supply, including but not limited to the health insurance plan of the Covered Person’s province or territory of residence, home care program, Assistive Devices Program and the Workers’ Compensation Act of the Covered Person’s province or territory of residence.