Limited benefit plan definition
Limited benefit plan means a period of time in which a participant or member of a participant’s family is either eligible for reduced assistance only or ineligible for any assistance under the family investment program, in accordance with section 239B.9.
Limited benefit plan or “LBP” means a period of terminated benefits that a person chooses instead of signing or cooperating with a family investment agreement.
Limited benefit plan or “LBP” means a period of time that an FIA-responsible person or their family is ineligible for FIP or eligible for reduced assistance due to an FIA-responsible person’s failure to meet FIA requirements.
More Definitions of Limited benefit plan
Limited benefit plan means a period of terminated FIP benefits that an individual chooses instead of signing or cooperating with a family investment agreement.
Limited benefit plan or “LBP” means a period of time in which a participant or member of a participant’s family is either ineligible for any assistance under the FIP or eligible for reduced assistance in accordance with Iowa Code section 239B.9.
Limited benefit plan means, for the purposes of this regulation, a policy, contract or certificate issued or offered on a group or individual basis as a supplemental health coverage policy that pays specified amounts according to a schedule of benefits to defray the costs of care, services, deductibles, copayments or coinsurance amounts not covered by a health benefit plan. Limited benefit plans do not include short-term limited duration health benefit policies, contracts or certificates, high-deductible health benefit plans, or catastrophic plans. Such non-supplemental plans are included under the term of “health benefit plan.”
Limited benefit plan means, for the purposes of this regulation, any type of health coverage that is not provided by a health benefit plan, as defined in §10-16-102(32)(a), C.R.S.